NBCC ACEP On Demand - Sexual Addiction Treatment Services https://sexualaddictiontreatmentservices.com Treating Addiction and Trauma for over a decade Wed, 14 Jan 2026 23:06:15 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.9.4 https://nrmedia.nyc3.cdn.digitaloceanspaces.com/sats/2022/03/cropped-small-logo-solid-bg2-32x32.png NBCC ACEP On Demand - Sexual Addiction Treatment Services https://sexualaddictiontreatmentservices.com 32 32 Contact Sex Offenders with Adult and Minor Victims [ARTICLE] https://sexualaddictiontreatmentservices.com/course/contact-sex-offenders-with-adult-and-minor-victims-article/ Wed, 14 Jan 2026 23:06:12 +0000 https://sexualaddictiontreatmentservices.com/?post_type=course&p=4285 Blue-toned educational graphic for a continuing education course on contact sex offenders, showing silhouetted figures and text referencing psychopathological and criminological differences between offenders with adult and minor victims.

Explore key psychopathological and criminological differences among contact sex offenders with adult and minor victims in this evidence-based CE course.

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Course Details

Accreditation:NBCC ACEP: 7250
Credit Hours:1.25
Presenter:Dr. Jennifer Weeks

Course Description

Blue-toned educational graphic for a continuing education course on contact sex offenders, showing silhouetted figures and text referencing psychopathological and criminological differences between offenders with adult and minor victims.

It is commonly accepted that individuals who commit sexual crimes are a heterogenous group. 

Particularly, individuals who sexually offend against children tend to have different psychological profiles than those individuals who offend against adults. 

This study aimed to identify potential significant psychopathological and criminological differences between Spanish men who have sexually offended against adults or minors. This study specifically looks at contact sex offenders.

This is an accredited course designed for Licensed Professional Counselors to earn Continuing Education Hours, or LPC CEHs

Learning Objectives

Learners will come to understand the:

  1. Differences in personality disorders between the two populations
  2. The Criminological differences between the two populations
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Sexual Addiction Treatment Services

Jennifer Weeks, Ph.D., Director

190 Brodhead Rd, Suite 107 Bethlehem, PA 18017

610.844.7180 | sexualaddictiontreatmentservices.com | jweeks@satshealing.com

Sexual Addiction Treatment Services has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP No. 7250. Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified. Sexual Addiction Treatment Services is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

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]]> Specialized Treatment and Recidivism: What the Evidence Shows [ARTICLE] https://sexualaddictiontreatmentservices.com/course/specialized-treatment-and-recidivism-what-the-evidence-shows-article/ Mon, 15 Dec 2025 00:58:55 +0000 https://sexualaddictiontreatmentservices.com/?post_type=course&p=4209 Therapist reviewing research reports at a desk, studying printed pages to evaluate evidence on specialized treatment programs and recidivism outcomes.

A meta-analysis of 70 studies found offense-focused, specialized treatment was associated with reduced recidivism, with staffing and supervision linked to stronger results.

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]]> Therapist reviewing research reports at a desk, studying printed pages to evaluate evidence on specialized treatment programs and recidivism outcomes.

Course Details

Accreditation:NBCC ACEP: 7250
Credit Hours:2.25
Presenter:Dr. Jennifer Weeks

Course Description

Therapist reviewing research reports at a desk, studying printed pages to evaluate evidence on specialized treatment programs and recidivism outcomes.

This course examines a meta-analysis, published in 2019 in Clinical Psychology Review. It looks at the effect of offense specialized treatment on recidivism for sexual crimes, domestic violence and general violence. 

Specifically, the study determines what program variables are important to optimize treatment for the best effects on recidivism reduction.

This is an accredited course designed for Licensed Professional Counselors to earn Continuing Education Hours, or LPC CEHs

Learning Objectives for Specialized Treatment and Recidivism

Upon course completion, learners will:

  1. Understand what treatment program variables have the largest impact on reducing recidivism for sexual offenses.
  2. Be able to explain what treatment program variables have the largest impact on reducing recidivism for domestic violence.
  3. Understand what treatment program variables have the largest impact on reducing recidivism for general violent crimes.
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Sexual Addiction Treatment Services

Jennifer Weeks, Ph.D., Director

190 Brodhead Rd, Suite 107 Bethlehem, PA 18017

610.844.7180 | sexualaddictiontreatmentservices.com | jweeks@satshealing.com

Sexual Addiction Treatment Services has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP No. 7250. Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified. Sexual Addiction Treatment Services is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

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]]> Revisiting the Sexual Recidivism Drop [ARTICLE] https://sexualaddictiontreatmentservices.com/course/revisiting-the-sexual-recidivism-drop-article/ Sun, 16 Nov 2025 23:26:09 +0000 https://sexualaddictiontreatmentservices.com/?post_type=course&p=4158 Revisiting the Sexual Recidivism Drop course featured image. Image of the USA and Canada in the background with a downward sloping line across them and a classic "scales of justice" line drawing on the right.

Sexual Recidivism has dropped 45–60% since the 1970s. Explore why rates declined, how methods shape findings, and what the “dark figure” means for risk.

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Course Details

Accreditation:NBCC ACEP: 7250
Credit Hours:2.25
Presenter:Dr. Jennifer Weeks

Course Description

Revisiting the Sexual Recidivism Drop course featured image. Image of the USA and Canada in the background with a downward sloping line across them and a classic "scales of justice" line drawing on the right.

This 2024 meta-analysis by Lussier and McCuish examines sexual recidivism rates in Canada and the United States from 1940 to 2019. It uses data from 468 studies encompassing nearly 390,000 individuals.

The authors investigate whether a documented drop in recidivism rates is a genuine phenomenon or an artifact of evolving research methodologies.

Through meta-regression analyses, they conclude that a substantial 45–60% decrease in sexual recidivism occurred since the 1970s, even after accounting for methodological factors.

This finding has significant implications for risk assessment and criminal justice policies, suggesting that current tools may overestimate recidivism risk. The study also highlights limitations in current recidivism research, particularly concerning the “dark figure” of undetected offenses.

This is an accredited course designed for Licensed Professional Counselors to earn Continuing Education Hours, or LPC CEHs

Learning Objectives for Revisiting the Sexual Recidivism Drop

Upon course completion, learners will:

  1. Understand when factors influence the decline of sexual recidivism rates
  2. Comprehend how study methodology affects sexual recidivism rates findings
  3. Understand what the “dark figure” of recidivism studies is
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Sexual Addiction Treatment Services

Jennifer Weeks, Ph.D., Director

190 Brodhead Rd, Suite 107 Bethlehem, PA 18017

610.844.7180 | sexualaddictiontreatmentservices.com | jweeks@satshealing.com

Sexual Addiction Treatment Services has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP No. 7250. Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified. Sexual Addiction Treatment Services is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

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]]> Cognitive Effects of Cannabis Use Disorder: A Meta-Analysis [ARTICLE] https://sexualaddictiontreatmentservices.com/course/cognitive-effects-of-cannabis-use-disorder/ Wed, 15 Oct 2025 19:50:48 +0000 https://sexualaddictiontreatmentservices.com/?post_type=course&p=4054 Cannabis Use Disorder; diagram of a brain and examples of domain-specific deficits

In this meta-analysis study, researchers sought to provide a more nuanced understanding of Cannabis Use Disorder's effects.

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Course Details

Accreditation:NBCC ACEP: 7250
Credit Hours:1
Presenter:Dr. Jennifer Weeks

Course Description

Cannabis Use Disorder; diagram of a brain and examples of domain-specific deficits

The primary goal of this meta-analysis was to resolve existing ambiguities by quantifying the magnitude of cognitive deficits specifically linked to a Cannabis Use Disorder (CUD) diagnosis.

The researchers aimed to move beyond a global measure of cognition to identify which cognitive domains are most significantly impaired and which are relatively spared.

This targeted approach seeks to provide a more nuanced understanding of the neuropsychological profile of individuals with CUD. 

This is an accredited course designed for Licensed Professional Counselors to earn Continuing Education Hours, or LPC CEHs

Learning Objectives for Cognitive Effects of Cannabis Use Disorder

Upon course completion, the participant will be able to:

  1. Identify the specific cognitive domains most significantly impaired by Cannabis Use Disorder (CUD), including verbal learning/memory, speed of processing, and working memory. 
  2. Explain why focusing research on individuals with a formal CUD diagnosis, rather than general recreational users, is crucial for accurately understanding the cognitive impact of cannabis. 
  3. Compare the cognitive deficits associated with CUD to those of other substance use disorders (e.g., alcohol, cocaine), noting similarities in magnitude for certain domains and key differences in the breadth of impairment. 
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Sexual Addiction Treatment Services

Jennifer Weeks, Ph.D., Director

190 Brodhead Rd, Suite 107 Bethlehem, PA 18017

610.844.7180 | sexualaddictiontreatmentservices.com | jweeks@satshealing.com

Sexual Addiction Treatment Services has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP No. 7250. Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified. Sexual Addiction Treatment Services is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

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]]> Pathways to Offending Online [ARTICLE] https://sexualaddictiontreatmentservices.com/course/pathways-to-offending-online-article/ Fri, 12 Sep 2025 20:47:38 +0000 https://sexualaddictiontreatmentservices.com/?post_type=course&p=3968 Course image for Pathways to Offending Online; Mockup of a black screen with a browser window on it with a large yellow triangle with an exclamation mark on it.

Pathways to Offending Online looks at how offenders start using CSAM and online habits. From initial exposure, to progression, to access and obfuscation.

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Course Details

Accreditation:NBCC ACEP: 7250
Credit Hours:1.5
Presenter:Dr. Jennifer Weeks

Course Description

Course image for Pathways to Offending Online; Mockup of a black screen with a browser window on it with a large yellow triangle with an exclamation mark on it.

This academic paper, “Accessing child sexual abuse material: Pathways to offending and online behavior,” examines how individuals become involved in consuming child sexual abuse material (CSAM) and their online habits.

The authors surveyed 75 male CSAM offenders in a treatment program, focusing on their initial exposure, progression of engagement, and methods to access and avoid detection. Findings suggest that many offenders encounter CSAM unintentionally or through legal pornography and are not necessarily technically sophisticated.

The research also identifies situational factors and psychological states influencing offending, and concludes that prevention efforts should focus on reducing opportunities and implementing online interventions like warning messages and blocking access.

This is an accredited course designed for Licensed Professional Counselors to earn Continuing Education Hours, or LPC CEHs

Learning Objectives for Pathways to Offending Online

The participant will:

  1. Learn the most common pathway to initial exposure to CSAM
  2. Come to understand the common progression of CSAM use
  3. Learn common triggers for CSAM viewing
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Jennifer Weeks, Ph.D., Director

190 Brodhead Rd, Suite 107 Bethlehem, PA 18017

610.844.7180 | sexualaddictiontreatmentservices.com | jweeks@satshealing.com

Sexual Addiction Treatment Services has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP No. 7250. Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified. Sexual Addiction Treatment Services is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

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]]> Sexual Choking and Condom Use [ARTICLE] https://sexualaddictiontreatmentservices.com/course/sexual-choking-and-condom-use-article/ Tue, 19 Aug 2025 18:07:26 +0000 https://sexualaddictiontreatmentservices.com/?post_type=course&p=3830 Sexual choking is becoming increasingly common in consensual interactions. This study examines its prevalence and use of contraceptives based on preference.

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Accreditation:NBCC ACEP: 7250
Credit Hours:1
Presenter:Dr. Jennifer Weeks

Course Description

A depiction of the human throat with a few labels, related to sexual choking, but without any graphic context.

Sexual choking, or strangulation, is becoming an increasingly common sexual practice in consensual sexual interactions.

This study assessed the prevalence of the behavior.

It also assessed any interactions between engaging in consensual sexual choking and contraceptive or condom use.

This is an accredited course designed for Licensed Professional Counselors to earn Continuing Education Hours, or LPC CEHs

Learning Objectives for Sexual Choking and Condom Use Course

The participant will:

  1. Learn the prevalence of sexual choking in the study population.
  2. Come to understand how engaging or not engaging in sexual choking effects the use of condoms or other forms of contraception.
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Jennifer Weeks, Ph.D., Director

190 Brodhead Rd, Suite 107 Bethlehem, PA 18017

610.844.7180 | sexualaddictiontreatmentservices.com | jweeks@satshealing.com

Sexual Addiction Treatment Services has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP No. 7250. Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified. Sexual Addiction Treatment Services is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

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]]> Personality Dimensions of Compulsive Sexual Behavior [ARTICLE] https://sexualaddictiontreatmentservices.com/course/personality-dimensions-of-compulsive-sexual-behavior-article/ Wed, 16 Jul 2025 20:01:38 +0000 https://sexualaddictiontreatmentservices.com/?post_type=course&p=3785 A realistic digital illustration of a man, with compulsive sexual behavior, in his mid-30s sitting alone in a dimly lit room, shown in a reflective or distressed pose. The man's face appears troubled, showing subtle signs of inner turmoil—his eyes are slightly downcast, jaw tense, and brows furrowed. The background is symbolic rather than literal: faint shadows or fragmented reflections of the man appear around him, representing different facets of personality (e.g., shadowy figures symbolizing negative affect, antagonism, detachment, etc.). The color palette is muted—shades of gray, blue, and a touch of red—to evoke emotional tension and psychological complexity. The overall mood is introspective, serious, and clinical, not dramatic or erotic. No explicit content. Style should be clean, modern, and suitable for an academic or therapeutic setting.

This course investigates the personality characteristics of men with Compulsive Sexual Behavior disorder. The study focused on five domains of maladjustment.

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]]> A realistic digital illustration of a man, with compulsive sexual behavior, in his mid-30s sitting alone in a dimly lit room, shown in a reflective or distressed pose. The man's face appears troubled, showing subtle signs of inner turmoil—his eyes are slightly downcast, jaw tense, and brows furrowed. The background is symbolic rather than literal: faint shadows or fragmented reflections of the man appear around him, representing different facets of personality (e.g., shadowy figures symbolizing negative affect, antagonism, detachment, etc.). The color palette is muted—shades of gray, blue, and a touch of red—to evoke emotional tension and psychological complexity. The overall mood is introspective, serious, and clinical, not dramatic or erotic. No explicit content. Style should be clean, modern, and suitable for an academic or therapeutic setting.

Course Details

Accreditation:NBCC ACEP: 7250
Credit Hours:1.25
Presenter:Dr. Jennifer Weeks

Course Description

A realistic digital illustration of a man, with compulsive sexual behavior, in his mid-30s sitting alone in a dimly lit room, shown in a reflective or distressed pose. The man's face appears troubled, showing subtle signs of inner turmoil—his eyes are slightly downcast, jaw tense, and brows furrowed. The background is symbolic rather than literal: faint shadows or fragmented reflections of the man appear around him, representing different facets of personality (e.g., shadowy figures symbolizing negative affect, antagonism, detachment, etc.). The color palette is muted—shades of gray, blue, and a touch of red—to evoke emotional tension and psychological complexity. The overall mood is introspective, serious, and clinical, not dramatic or erotic. No explicit content. Style should be clean, modern, and suitable for an academic or therapeutic setting.

This research article, from the Journal of Behavioral Addictions, investigates the personality characteristics of men who exhibit compulsive sexual behavior with by comparing them to a control group of men without hypersexual disorder (HD).

The study utilized the Personality Inventory for DSM-5 (PID-5-BF) to assess five domains of personality maladjustment: negative affect, detachment, psychoticism, antagonism, and disinhibition.

The findings indicate that men with HD exhibit significantly higher levels of maladjustment across all five domains. While a regression analysis did not identify specific predictive personality domains for HD in this sample, the study highlights the extent of personality maladjustment and potential interpersonal difficulties experienced by men with HD, suggesting these factors could be important in understanding and treating the condition.

This is an accredited course designed for Licensed Professional Counselors to earn Continuing Education Hours, or LPC CEHs

Learning Objectives

Participants will learn:

  1. What specific personality domains differ between men with and without hypersexual behavior.
  2. How the results of the PID-5-BF analysis can be translated into treatment targets for men with hypersexual behavior.
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Sexual Addiction Treatment Services

Jennifer Weeks, Ph.D., Director

190 Brodhead Rd, Suite 107 Bethlehem, PA 18017

610.844.7180 | sexualaddictiontreatmentservices.com | jweeks@satshealing.com

Sexual Addiction Treatment Services has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP No. 7250. Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified. Sexual Addiction Treatment Services is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

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]]> Sexual Education and Porn Use in Women: A Study [ARTICLE] https://sexualaddictiontreatmentservices.com/course/sexual-education-and-porn-use-in-women-a-study-article/ Thu, 12 Jun 2025 15:37:02 +0000 https://sexualaddictiontreatmentservices.com/?post_type=course&p=3669 A woman sitting in front of a computer, smiling, looking at a study on Sexual Education and Pornography use in women.

This course focuses on a study assessing the relationship between sexual education and women's use of pornography.

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Course Details

Accreditation:NBCC ACEP: 7250
Credit Hours:1.75
Presenter:Dr. Jennifer Weeks

Course Description

A woman sitting in front of a computer, smiling, looking at a study on Sexual Education and Pornography use in women.

This research study assessed the relationship between the type of sexual education a woman received in school and her use of pornography. 

Little research has been conducted on women’s pornography use as it was often assumed that women did not consume pornography. 

As it is now fully acknowledged that this is not true, researchers are looking at women’s pornography use in terms of women’s sexuality and sexual health.   

This is an accredited course designed for Licensed Professional Counselors to earn Continuing Education Hours, or LPC CEHs

Learning Objectives

Participants will learn:

  1. The effect of comprehensive sexual education on the frequency of women’s use of hardcore pornography.
  2. The effect of abstinence only sexual education on the overall frequency of women’s pornography use.
  3. Some of the reasons why women may view pornography.
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Jennifer Weeks, Ph.D., Director

190 Brodhead Rd, Suite 107 Bethlehem, PA 18017

610.844.7180 | sexualaddictiontreatmentservices.com | jweeks@satshealing.com

Sexual Addiction Treatment Services has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP No. 7250. Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified. Sexual Addiction Treatment Services is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

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]]> Strategies to Mitigate Sexual Narcissism and Aggression [ARTICLE] https://sexualaddictiontreatmentservices.com/course/strategies-to-mitigate-sexual-narcissism-and-aggression-article/ Fri, 23 May 2025 20:12:06 +0000 https://sexualaddictiontreatmentservices.com/?post_type=course&p=3602 This course examines a study about sexual narcissism and how it's associated with strategies used by those who engage in different types of sexual aggression.

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Accreditation:NBCC ACEP: 7250
Credit Hours:2.75
Presenter:Dr. Jennifer Weeks

Course Description

An aggressive man shouting into a phone who might also have tendencies of sexual narcissism.

Sexual aggression continues to be a problem in our culture. This study looks at sexual narcissism to see how it is associated with sexual aggression strategies used by individuals who engage in different types of sexual aggression. 

The study included male and female college students who are asked to complete measures relating to both Sexual Initiation Strategies and Sexual Narcissism. It then discusses how sexual narcissism and sexual aggression are related as well as how this information can be used for prevention of sexual assault.  

This is an accredited course designed for Licensed Professional Counselors to earn Continuing Education Hours, or LPC CEHs

Learning Objectives

Participants will:

  1. Come to understand the components of sexual narcissism.
  2. Be able to define sexual exploitation and sexual entitlement.
  3. Be able to identify the tactics of sexual aggression in the Sexual Initiation Strategies Scale.
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Jennifer Weeks, Ph.D., Director

190 Brodhead Rd, Suite 107 Bethlehem, PA 18017

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Scientific literature about pornography and relationship satisfaction provides mixed messages. This study used a prospective methodology to assess the effects.

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Course Details

Accreditation:NBCC ACEP: 7250
Credit Hours:.5
Presenter:Dr. Jennifer Weeks

Course Description

A man sitting at a computer in a darkened room contemplating whether it's Porn or Partner arousal.

The scientific literature relating to pornography use and sexual and/or relationship satisfaction provides mixed messages. 

Some studies show pornography use has a negative effect on relationships while others show the effect to be positive. 

This study used a prospective methodology to assess the effects of pornography arousal and partner arousal on sexual satisfaction and relationship quality.

This is an accredited course designed for Licensed Professional Counselors to earn Continuing Education Hours, or LPC CEHs

Learning Objectives

Participants will:

  1. Come to understand the difference between pornography arousal and partner arousal.
  2. Understand the effect of pornography arousal on relationship and sexual satisfaction.
  3. Learn the effect of partner arousal on relationships and sexual satisfaction.
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Jennifer Weeks, Ph.D., Director

190 Brodhead Rd, Suite 107 Bethlehem, PA 18017

610.844.7180 | sexualaddictiontreatmentservices.com | jweeks@satshealing.com

Sexual Addiction Treatment Services has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP No. 7250. Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified. Sexual Addiction Treatment Services is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

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