Congressional Record, Senate, March 14, 2022: Page S1153

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Page S1153 of the Senate section of the Congressional Record for March 14, 2022, in interleaved columns. A statement by a high school senior from Champlain Valley Union High School calls climate change the single most threatening issue the world must deal with. The record shows H.J. Res. 75, making further continuing appropriations for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2022, signed on March 11, 2022, and lists S. 3830 from Mr. Lujan on original equipment manufacturers of digital electronic equipment. A resolution on Tribal Colleges and Universities is agreed to, and the Senate adjourned at 7:32 p.m. until Tuesday, March 15, 2022, at 10 a.m.

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March 14, 2022 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE S1153
LUNA WOOD, CHAMPLAIN VALLEY UNION HIGH H.J. Res. 75. Joint Resolution making fur- tion regarding the calculation of premiums
SCHOOL, SENIOR ther continuing appropriations for the fiscal under the National Flood Insurance Pro-
The single most threatening issue our year ending September 30, 2022, and for other gram, and for other purposes; to the Com-
world must deal with today is climate purposes. mittee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Af-
change. It is crucial that our government Under the authority of the order of fairs.
doesn’t ignore climate change and its im- By Mr. LUJÁN (for himself, Ms. LUM-
the Senate of January 3, 2021, the en- MIS, and Mr. WYDEN):
pacts that will affect everybody. Climate
change is going to become much worse in the
rolled bill and joint resolution were S. 3830. A bill to require original equip-
upcoming years and we have already started signed on March 11, 2022, during the ad- ment manufacturers of digital electronic
to face devastating effects. Extreme weather journment of the Senate, by the Presi- equipment to make available certain docu-
has destroyed communities and will not stop dent pro tempore (Mr. LEAHY). mentation, diagnostic, and repair informa-
any time soon. Tropical storms and sea lev- f tion to independent repair providers, and for
els rising on the coasts will soon make towns other purposes; to the Committee on Com-
and cities uninhabitable. Health risks will MESSAGE FROM THE HOUSE merce, Science, and Transportation.
become worse and worse such as deaths from ENROLLED BILL SIGNED
By Mr. BRAUN (for himself and Mr.
extreme weather storms, air pollution, water MARSHALL):
and food supply impacts. The downfall of At 3:01 p.m., a message from the S. 3831. A bill to require the National Acad-
countless communities will affect economic House of Representatives, delivered by emies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine
prosperity. Extreme weather such as hurri- Mrs. Cole, one of its reading clerks, an- to conduct a study relating to COVID–19 im-
canes and flooding will wipe out entire com- nounced that the Speaker had signed munity resulting from a prior infection, vac-
munities, leaving them in poverty. Droughts the following enrolled bill: cination, or both, and the COVID–19 pan-
have a negative impact on harvests and will demic; to the Committee on Health, Edu-
H.R. 2471. An act making consolidated ap-
increase food insecurity. As migration in- cation, Labor, and Pensions.
propriations for the fiscal year ending Sep-
creases due to the adaptation of sea levels By Mr. BRAUN (for himself and Mr.
tember 30, 2022, and for providing emergency
rising, resources will become more and more HAWLEY):
assistance for the situation in Ukraine, and
limited. As a nation, we cannot ignore cli- S. 3832. A bill to require the Secretary of
for other purposes.
mate change anymore. Health and Human Services, and any appli-
Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders’ Green The enrolled bill was subsequently cable agency within the Department of
New Deal would give our nation the step in signed by the President pro tempore Health and Human Services, to make public
the right direction of taking an action that (Mr. LEAHY). information relating to the origin of COVID–
will sustain our planet for generations to 19; to the Committee on Health, Education,
f
come. Our federal government has not al- Labor, and Pensions.
lowed the passage of this deal despite its im- INTRODUCTION OF BILLS AND By Mr. SANDERS:
mense benefits for our country. It is stated JOINT RESOLUTIONS S. 3833. A bill to end the antitrust safe har-
to create 20 million jobs, which would im- bor for baseball cartels; to the Committee on
prove our country’s unemployment issue The following bills and joint resolu- the Judiciary.
greatly. tions were introduced, read the first By Mr. BRAUN (for himself and Mr.
The deal suggests using solutions such as and second times by unanimous con- MARSHALL):
only renewable energy will catapult our sent, and referred as indicated: S. 3834. A bill to strengthen medical device
progress. We need to stop sending our na- supply chains; to the Committee on Health,
By Mr. GRASSLEY (for himself, Mr.
tion’s tax dollars to fossil fuel companies in Education, Labor, and Pensions.
DURBIN, Mr. WHITEHOUSE, and Mr.
the form of subsidies. Instead, we can invest By Ms. SMITH:
CORNYN):
that money into clean forms of energy such S. 3835. A bill to develop and disseminate
S. 3823. A bill to amend title 11, United
as solar. Fossil fuels are the reason why our accurate, relevant, and accessible resources
States Code, to modify the eligibility re-
earth has been increasingly warming up. The to promote understanding about Native
quirements for a debtor under chapter 13,
carbon in the air needs to be taken out of our American and Tribal histories; to the Com-
and for other purposes; to the Committee on
atmosphere and put back into the ground mittee on Indian Affairs.
the Judiciary.
where it came from.
By Mrs. GILLIBRAND (for herself, Mrs. f
We can help this process in our own state
of Vermont by stopping the overuse of chem- CAPITO, Ms. BALDWIN, and Ms. MUR-
KOWSKI):
SUBMISSION OF CONCURRENT AND
ical fertilizers and pesticides on our farm- SENATE RESOLUTIONS
land. This use of chemicals is killing habi- S. 3824. A bill to amend the Public Health
tats in our soils and causing pollution. If we Service Act to reauthorize a grant program The following concurrent resolutions
adopt more organic methods of farming and for screening, assessment, and treatment and Senate resolutions were read, and
take care of our soil, the crops, plants and services for maternal mental health and sub- referred (or acted upon), as indicated:
organisms living in the soil can help seques- stance use disorders, and for other purposes;
to the Committee on Health, Education, By Mr. KING (for himself and Ms. COL-
ter carbon from the air. Another simple solu- LINS):
tion to drawing carbon from the air is plant- Labor, and Pensions.
By Mr. CORNYN: S. Res. 544. A resolution recognizing the
ing many, many trees. Other countries have importance of maple syrup production to
already implemented this solution and there S. 3825. A bill to designate the facility of
the United States Postal Service located at Maine and designating March 27, 2022, as
is no reason why we can’t as well. ‘‘Maine Maple Sunday’’; considered and
Yes, applying these solutions will take 3903 Melear Drive in Arlington, Texas, as the
‘‘Ron Wright Post Office Building’’; to the agreed to.
time, money, and resources. But the positive By Mr. TESTER (for himself, Mrs.
outcomes from this deal are necessary and Committee on Homeland Security and Gov-
ernmental Affairs. FEINSTEIN, Ms. WARREN, Ms. SMITH,
worth it. This should be the main focus of Ms. BALDWIN, Ms. SINEMA, Mr. LUJÁN,
our government right now because it is a By Mr. CORNYN:
S. 3826. A bill to designate the facility of Ms. CANTWELL, Mr. PADILLA, Mr.
global emergency and soon it will be too HEINRICH, Mr. DAINES, Mr. JOHNSON,
late.∑ the United States Postal Service located at
1304 4th Avenue in Canyon, Texas, as the Mr. BARRASSO, Mr. LANKFORD, Mr.
f ‘‘Gary James Fletcher Post Office Building’’; INHOFE, Mr. CRAMER, Mr. HOEVEN,
to the Committee on Homeland Security and Mr. ROUNDS, Mr. THUNE, and Mr.
MESSAGE FROM THE HOUSE MORAN):
RECEIVED DURING ADJOURNMENT Governmental Affairs.
By Mr. WHITEHOUSE: S. Res. 545. A resolution designating the
ENROLLED BILL AND JOINT RESOLUTION SIGNED S. 3827. A bill to increase the amount of week beginning March 13, 2022, as ‘‘National
Under the authority of the order of loan forgiveness available to teachers; to the Tribal Colleges and Universities Week’’; con-
the Senate of January 3, 2021, the Sec- Committee on Health, Education, Labor, and sidered and agreed to.
retary of the Senate, on March 11, 2022, Pensions. f
during the adjournment of the Senate, By Mr. WHITEHOUSE (for himself and
ADDITIONAL COSPONSORS
received a message from the House of Mr. PADILLA):
S. 3828. A bill to provide student loan for- S. 68
Representatives announcing that the
giveness to health care workers who are on At the request of Mr. PAUL, the name
Speaker pro tempore (Ms. DEGETTE)

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the front line in response to COVID–19; to of the Senator from Wyoming (Ms.
had signed the following enrolled bill the Committee on Finance.
and joint resolution: LUMMIS) was added as a cosponsor of S.
By Mr. CASSIDY (for himself, Mrs.
H.R. 2545. An act to amend title 38, United GILLIBRAND, and Mr. KENNEDY): 68, a bill to amend chapter 8 of title 5,
States Code, to clarify the role of doctors of S. 3829. A bill to require the Administrator United States Code, to provide that
podiatric medicine in the Department of of the Federal Emergency Management major rules of the executive branch
Veterans Affairs, and for other purposes. Agency to make publicly available informa- shall have no force or effect unless a

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S1154 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE March 14, 2022
joint resolution of approval is enacted riculture to encourage and expand the S. 3479
into law. use of prescribed fire on land managed At the request of Mr. CASEY, the
S. 313 by the Department of the Interior or name of the Senator from Nevada (Ms.
At the request of Mr. DURBIN, the the Forest Service, with an emphasis
ROSEN) was added as a cosponsor of S.
name of the Senator from Rhode Island on units of the National Forest System
3479, a bill to amend the Public Health
(Mr. WHITEHOUSE) was added as a co- in the western United States, and for
other purposes. Service Act with respect to awards to
sponsor of S. 313, a bill to amend the
support community health workers and
Food and Nutrition Act of 2008 to ex- S. 1848
pand online benefit redemption options community health.
At the request of Mrs. GILLIBRAND,
under the supplemental nutrition as- the name of the Senator from Michigan S. 3545
sistance program, and for other pur- (Mr. PETERS) was added as a cosponsor At the request of Mr. MCCONNELL,
poses. of S. 1848, a bill to prohibit discrimina-
the name of the Senator from Iowa
S. 623 tion on the basis of religion, sex (in-
cluding sexual orientation and gender (Mr. GRASSLEY) was added as a cospon-
At the request of Mr. RUBIO, the
identity), and marital status in the ad- sor of S. 3545, a bill to require the Di-
name of the Senator from New Jersey
(Mr. BOOKER) was added as a cosponsor ministration and provision of child rector of the Bureau of Prisons to be
of S. 623, a bill to make daylight saving welfare services, to improve safety, appointed by and with the advice and
time permanent, and for other pur- well-being, and permanency for les- consent of the Senate.
poses. bian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and S. 3595
S. 773 queer or questioning foster youth, and
for other purposes. At the request of Mr. CORNYN, the
At the request of Mr. THUNE, the
S. 2013 name of the Senator from Nevada (Ms.
name of the Senator from Minnesota
(Ms. KLOBUCHAR) was added as a co- At the request of Mr. CASEY, the ROSEN) was added as a cosponsor of S.
sponsor of S. 773, a bill to enable cer- name of the Senator from Minnesota 3595, a bill to amend the Small Busi-
tain hospitals that were participating (Ms. SMITH) was added as a cosponsor ness Act to require the Small Business
in or applied for the drug discount pro- of S. 2013, a bill to provide for the cov- and Agriculture Regulatory Enforce-
gram under section 340B of the Public erage of medically necessary food and ment Ombudsman to create a central-
Health Service Act prior to the COVID– vitamins and individual amino acids ized website for compliance guides, and
19 public health emergency to tempo- for digestive and inherited metabolic for other purposes.
rarily maintain eligibility for such pro- disorder under Federal health pro-
S. 3737
gram, and for other purposes. grams and private health insurance, to
S. 1172 ensure State and Federal protection for At the request of Mr. MURPHY, the
At the request of Mr. MARKEY, the existing coverage, and for other pur- name of the Senator from Nevada (Ms.
name of the Senator from Massachu- poses. ROSEN) was added as a cosponsor of S.
setts (Ms. WARREN) was added as a co- S. 2050 3737, a bill to establish the Public
sponsor of S. 1172, a bill to direct the At the request of Mr. CRAPO, the Health Information and Communica-
Secretary of Transportation to carry name of the Senator from Alaska (Mr. tions Advisory Committee for purposes
out a grant program to support efforts SULLIVAN) was added as a cosponsor of of providing recommendations and re-
to provide fare-free transit service, and S. 2050, a bill to amend the Internal ports, and to support educational ini-
for other purposes. Revenue Code of 1986 to remove silenc- tiatives on communication and dis-
S. 1217 ers from the definition of firearms, and semination of information during pub-
At the request of Ms. WARREN, the for other purposes. lic health emergencies.
name of the Senator from Maryland S. 2607
S. 3754
(Mr. CARDIN) was added as a cosponsor At the request of Mr. PADILLA, the
of S. 1217, a bill to amend the Securi- names of the Senator from Michigan At the request of Mr. MARKEY, the
ties Exchange Act of 1934 to require (Mr. PETERS), the Senator from Min- name of the Senator from Massachu-
certain disclosures relating to climate nesota (Ms. KLOBUCHAR) and the Sen- setts (Ms. WARREN) was added as a co-
change, and for other purposes. ator from Minnesota (Ms. SMITH) were sponsor of S. 3754, a bill to prohibit the
S. 1450 added as cosponsors of S. 2607, a bill to importation of crude oil and petroleum
At the request of Mr. BARRASSO, the award a Congressional Gold Medal to products from the Russian Federation,
name of the Senator from Minnesota the former hostages of the Iran Hos- to impose sanctions with respect to
(Ms. KLOBUCHAR) was added as a co- tage Crisis of 1979–1981, highlighting
persons involved in the importation of
sponsor of S. 1450, a bill to amend title their resilience throughout the unprec-
such crude oil and petroleum products
XVIII of the Social Security Act to edented ordeal that they lived through
and the national unity it produced, who have engaged in acts of corruption
provide for expanded coverage of serv-
ices furnished by genetic counselors marking 4 decades since their 444 days or who are responsible for serious
under part B of the Medicare program, in captivity, and recognizing their sac- human rights abuses, and for other
and for other purposes. rifice to the United States. purposes.
S. 1596 S. 2743 S. CON. RES. 32
At the request of Mr. ROUNDS, the At the request of Mrs. BLACKBURN,
At the request of Ms. HIRONO, the
names of the Senator from Kansas (Mr. the name of the Senator from New Jer-
sey (Mr. BOOKER) was added as a co- name of the Senator from New Jersey
MARSHALL), the Senator from Oregon
(Mr. MERKLEY), the Senator from Idaho sponsor of S. 2743, a bill to make com- (Mr. BOOKER) was added as a cosponsor
(Mr. RISCH) and the Senator from Mas- panies that support venues and events of S. Con. Res. 32, a concurrent resolu-
sachusetts (Ms. WARREN) were added as eligible for grants under the shuttered tion expressing support for the recogni-
cosponsors of S. 1596, a bill to require venue operators grant program, and for tion of March 10, 2022, as ‘‘Abortion
the Secretary of the Treasury to mint other purposes. Provider Appreciation Day’’.
coins in commemoration of the Na- S. 3230 S. RES. 377
tional World War II Memorial in Wash- At the request of Mr. TESTER, the
ington, DC, and for other purposes. name of the Senator from New Mexico At the request of Ms. ROSEN, the

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S. 1734 (Mr. LUJÁN) was added as a cosponsor name of the Senator from Michigan
At the request of Mr. WYDEN, the of S. 3230, a bill to require the estab- (Mr. PETERS) was added as a cosponsor
name of the Senator from California lishment of a working group to evalu- of S. Res. 377, a resolution urging the
(Mr. PADILLA) was added as a cosponsor ate the food safety threat posed by beef European Union to designate Hizballah
of S. 1734, a bill to direct the Secretary imported from Brazil, and for other in its entirety as a terrorist organiza-
of the Interior and the Secretary of Ag- purposes. tion.

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March 14, 2022 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE S1155
SUBMITTED RESOLUTIONS grounded in cultural traditions and values, NATIONAL TRIBAL COLLEGES AND
including indigenous languages, which— UNIVERSITIES WEEK
--- (1) enhances Indian communities; and
SENATE RESOLUTION 544—RECOG- (2) enriches the United States as a Nation; Mr. SCHUMER. Madam President, I
NIZING THE IMPORTANCE OF Whereas Tribal Colleges and Universities ask unanimous consent that the Sen-
MAPLE SYRUP PRODUCTION TO provide access to high-quality postsecondary ate proceed to the consideration of S.
MAINE AND DESIGNATING educational opportunities for— Res. 545 submitted earlier today.
(1) American Indians; The PRESIDING OFFICER. Without
MARCH 27, 2022, AS ‘‘MAINE (2) Alaska Natives; and
MAPLE SUNDAY’’ objection, it is so ordered.
(3) other individuals that live in some of
The clerk will report the resolution
Mr. KING (for himself and Ms. COL- the most isolated and economically de-
pressed areas in the United States; by title.
LINS) submitted the following resolu-
The senior assistant legislative clerk
tion; which was considered and agreed Whereas Tribal Colleges and Universities
are accredited institutions of higher edu- read as follows:
to:
cation that prepare students to succeed in A resolution (S. Res. 545) designating the
S. RES. 544 week beginning March 13, 2022, as ‘‘National
the global and highly competitive workforce;
Whereas the art of making sugar and syrup Whereas Tribal Colleges and Universities Tribal Colleges and Universities Week’’.
from the sap of the maple tree (also known have open enrollment policies, and approxi- There being no objection, the Senate
as acer saccharinum) was developed by Na- mately 15 percent of the students at Tribal
tive Americans of the Northeastern United proceeded to consider the resolution.
Colleges and Universities are non-Indian in-
States; Mr. SCHUMER. I ask unanimous con-
dividuals; and
Whereas the production of maple syrup in Whereas the collective mission and the sent that the resolution be agreed to,
Maine has a seasonal window between Janu- considerable achievements of Tribal Colleges the preamble be agreed to, and that the
ary and May, which is when temperatures and Universities deserve national recogni- motions to reconsider be considered
drop below freezing at night and rise above tion: Now, therefore, be it made and laid upon the table with no
freezing during the day; Resolved, That the Senate— intervening action or debate.
Whereas Maine accounts for 17 percent of (1) designates the week beginning March The PRESIDING OFFICER. Without
United States production of maple syrup and 13, 2022, as ‘‘National Tribal Colleges and
is the third largest producer among the objection, it is so ordered.
Universities Week’’; and
States; (2) calls on the people of the United States
The resolution (S. Res. 545) was
Whereas Maine maple syrup producers and interested groups to observe ‘‘National agreed to.
make more than 575,000 gallons of syrup an- Tribal Colleges and Universities Week’’ with The preamble was agreed to.
nually, generating more than $27,000,000 for appropriate activities and programs to dem- (The resolution, with its preamble, is
the Maine economy; onstrate support for Tribal Colleges and Uni- printed in today’s RECORD under ‘‘Sub-
Whereas maple syrup production in Maine versities. mitted Resolutions.’’)
supports more than 560 full-time and part-
f f
time jobs that generate more than $17,300,000
in wages; PRIVILEGES OF THE FLOOR ORDERS FOR TUESDAY, MARCH 15,
Whereas Maine Maple Sunday has been ob-
Mr. CASSIDY. Mr. President, I ask 2022
served for nearly 40 years, with more than
100 sugarhouses participating from Aroos- unanimous consent that Stephen Mr. SCHUMER. Madam President, fi-
took to York County, Maine, and attracting Lewerenz, an intern in my office, be nally, I ask unanimous consent that
thousands of visitors annually; granted floor privileges until March 17, when the Senate completes its business
Whereas Maine Maple Sunday is always ob- 2022. today, it adjourn until 10 a.m. on Tues-
served the fourth Sunday in March; and The PRESIDING OFFICER. Without day, March 15; and that following the
Whereas on March 27,2022, Maine maple objection, it is so ordered.
syrup producers will host the 39th annual prayer and the pledge the morning
f hour be deemed expired, the Journal of
Maine Maple Sunday: Now, therefore, be it
Resolved, That the Senate— RECOGNIZING THE IMPORTANCE proceedings be approved to date, the
(1) designates March 27, 2022, as ‘‘Maine OF MAPLE SYRUP PRODUCTION time for the two leaders be reserved for
Maple Sunday’’; and TO MAINE AND DESIGNATING their use later in the day, and morning
(2) recognizes the contribution and impor- business be closed; that upon the con-
MARCH 27, 2022, AS ‘‘MAINE
tance of maple syrup producers and their
MAPLE SUNDAY’’ clusion of morning business, the Sen-
families in the State of Maine.
Mr. SCHUMER. Madam President, I ate proceed to executive session and re-
f
ask unanimous consent that the Sen- sume consideration of the Young nomi-
SENATE RESOLUTION 545—DESIG- ate proceed to the consideration of S. nation postcloture; that the Senate re-
NATING THE WEEK BEGINNING Res. 544 submitted earlier today. cess from 12:30 until 2:15 to allow for
MARCH 13, 2022, AS ‘‘NATIONAL The PRESIDING OFFICER. Without weekly caucus meetings; further, that
TRIBAL COLLEGES AND UNIVER- objection, it is so ordered. all postcloture time on the Young nom-
SITIES WEEK’’ The clerk will report the resolution ination expire at 4 p.m.; finally, that if
Mr. TESTER (for himself, Mrs. FEIN- by title. any nominations are confirmed during
STEIN, Ms. WARREN, Ms. SMITH, Ms. The senior assistant legislative clerk Tuesday’s session, the motions to re-
BALDWIN, Ms. SINEMA, Mr. LUJÁN, Ms. read as follows: consider be considered made and laid
CANTWELL, Mr. PADILLA, Mr. HEINRICH, A resolution (S. Res. 544) recognizing the upon the table and the President be im-
Mr. DAINES, Mr. JOHNSON, Mr. BAR- importance of maple syrup production to mediately notified of the Senate’s ac-
RASSO, Mr. LANKFORD, Mr. INHOFE, Mr. Maine and designating March 27, 2022, as tion.
CRAMER, Mr. HOEVEN, Mr. ROUNDS, Mr. ‘‘Maine Maple Sunday’’. The PRESIDING OFFICER. Without
THUNE, and Mr. MORAN) submitted the There being no objection, the Senate objection, it is so ordered.
following resolution; which was consid- proceeded to consider the resolution. Mr. SCHUMER. For the information
ered and agreed to: Mr. SCHUMER. I ask unanimous con- of Senators, Members should expect up
S. RES. 545 sent the resolution be agreed to, the to three rollcall votes at 4 p.m.
Whereas there are 35 accredited Tribal Col- preamble be agreed to, and the motions f
leges and Universities operating on more to reconsider be considered made and
ADJOURNMENT UNTIL 10 A.M.
than 75 campuses in 15 States; laid upon the table with no intervening
Whereas Tribal Colleges and Universities TOMORROW
action or debate.
are tribally chartered or federally chartered The PRESIDING OFFICER. Without Mr. SCHUMER. Madam President, if
institutions of higher education and there- objection, it is so ordered. there is no further business to come be-

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fore have a unique relationship with the Fed- fore the Senate, I ask unanimous con-
The resolution (S. Res. 544) was
eral Government;
agreed to. sent that it stand adjourned under the
Whereas Tribal Colleges and Universities
serve students from more than 230 federally The preamble was agreed to. previous order.
recognized Indian tribes; (The resolution, with its preamble, is There being no objection, the Senate,
Whereas Tribal Colleges and Universities printed in today’s RECORD under ‘‘Sub- at 7:32 p.m., adjourned until Tuesday,
offer students access to knowledge and skills mitted Resolutions.’’) March 15, 2022, at 10 a.m.

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