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It may be overpriced, but at least you’ll have a good time at the movie. While anyone can go to a movie, only those who have a moving violation – a civil one—get awarded a ticket to a defensive driving course. More serious offences, ranging from DWI or DUI to criminal violations and serious accidents are too extreme to be wiped from your record by taking a class. When you head to a theater, your ticket tells you which screen your movie is playing on, your ticket can tell you which process will help you – a defensive driving course or a more extreme form of rehabilitation. In some cases, if you have a single criminal offense, you may be able to have it wiped clear by attending a":1,"#Defensive Driving School - the fun way!":1,"#Why Improv Traffic School":1,"#Learn more on how to save money on your auto insurance in NY":1,"#Got a traffic violation in New York? Take our New York Defensive Driving Course by Improv Traffic School to get rid of that ticket on your driving record.":1,"#Are you aware that insurance companies are required by law to include pages in your auto insurance policy that provides specific rating information? These pages should explain how they rated your policy, what the specific classification codes mean, and how the company’s surcharge system works. When you get the policy, it can pay to make sure the information they used in deciding your premium is accurate.":1,"#Our classes are online, available 24/7 and offer instant certification. We've helped over 2 million people to regain their licenses. Why not join them and enjoy yourself in the process?":1,"#Improv Traffic School classes are fast, fun and affordable, and designed to work within your busy schedule. Courses are online, so you can take them from the comfort of your own home. You’ll read a section of text, watch an optional video that digs a little deeper and then take a quick quiz. 10 of these mini sessions and you’re done—most participants complete a session in about five minutes. While you may not get the starring role in the latest RomCom, you will get a role that fits into your daily life a lot better – the role of a more responsible driver. Best of all, you’ll get your completion certification as soon as your work is complete - -no long waits or complicated forms to fill out.":1,"#Want to save money on Auto Insurance in New York? Don't we all! <a ljsid-1=\"\">Learn how you can start saving money, now</a>!":1,"#While defensive driving sounds like something you’d have to suit up in armor and weaponry for, it is simply a fancy term for basic vehicle safety. Defensive driving programs are designed to teach you some safe driving techniques and keep you (and your fellow drivers) safe on the road. Most courses are dry and boring – but Improv Traffic School has chosen a unique approach to driver safety, and on that is well worth trying if you enjoy a good laugh. The “Improv” in the title refers to the comedy teams that have produced the material presented in the courses. If you prefer comedies to dramas, and like to laugh instead of watch the second hand drag by on your watch, Improv Traffic School may be for you.":1,"#. Only the traffic court judge can determine if a course will work for you. Like visiting a huge multiplex, you have plenty of options when it comes to selecting a defensive driving course. Love foreign films (complete with annoying subtitles) or long, drawn out documentaries? That’s what you can expect from most classes. If you prefer a little more excitement – and a while lot more fun – consider the Traffic Improv School. Traffic Improv is helpful in more ways than one – it has one of the best reputations in the industry, so you can have fun and get great results. Standards for defensive driving programs are court mandated, but there is no law that says the classes have to be boring. It’s a lot easier to get into an Improv Traffic School class than a movie premiere, too – you just need your ID, a court order and your citation and you’re in. You can apply online or by phone and get ready to let the good times roll – and learn a bit too! You can get the same benefits from an Improv Traffic school that you’ll get from a conventional school – you’ll just have a whole lot more fun. Expect the course to include important information you’ll need to get back on the road, and to present that info in a way that you’ll actually pay attention and remember it.":1,"#Learn More About New York Driving":1,"#<strong ljsid-0=\"\">Suspensions:</strong> 12 points in 12 months (30 days), 18 points in 18 months (3 months), 24 points in 36 months (1 year). See <a ljsid-2=\"\">FLHSMV – Points & Suspensions</a>.":1,"#Cheektowaga Defensive Driving Course Online":1,"#Mount Vernon Defensive Driving Course Online":1,"#<strong ljsid-0=\"\">Hardware/Software Requirements:</strong> Our course works on any standard PC and Mac browsers. Additionally, it may work on most smart phones, netbooks, tablets and other mobile devices with a working internet connection. There are no special technology requirements to take our course.":1,"#Obtaining a copy of your Ohio driving record can be done through:":1,"#Obtaining a Copy of Your Ohio Driving Record":1,"#• Presenting arguments in court to dispute the citation.":1,"#• Negotiating with the prosecutor":1,"#• Questioning the legitimacy of the citation":1,"#• Facilitating the collection of evidence":1,"#• Constructing a robust defense":1,"#• Representing the individual in court":1,"#• Offering legal counsel":1,"#An attorney can assist in contesting a citation in Ohio court by:":1,"#Understanding the implications of six-point violations is crucial, as they could culminate in a 12-point license suspension and potentially result in your <a ljsid-1=\"\">Ohio driver’s</a> license being revoked altogether":1,"#• Facing court fines as a result of the":1,"#• Providing an explanation before the judge":1,"#• Entering a plea of not guilty and disputing the facts stated in the complaint":1,"#• Entering a plea of no contest":1,"#• The judge enters a finding of guilty and imposes the sentence":1,"#Contesting a citation in court in Ohio can help prevent license suspension and reduce points on a driver’s license. The potential outcomes when contesting a citation in court may include:":1,"#Contesting Citations in Court":1,"#Drivers in Ohio are permitted to take the remedial driving course once every three years to reduce points on their driving record.":1,"#3. Present the certificate of completion to the BMV to receive the necessary credits.":1,"#2. Complete the course.":1,"#Under the Ohio BMV Point System, <a ljsid-1=\"\">drivers’ licenses</a> are assigned points for traffic violations like speeding. Minor violations carry a penalty of two points, serious offenses four points, and severe violations earn six points. Points remain on your <a ljsid-3=\"\">driving record</a> for a period of two years, commencing on the date of the violation. Access to your Ohio BMV record is granted to insurance companies, employers, and law enforcement officers.":1,"#school or an approved online provider.":1,"#driver training":1,"#1. Take the course from a certified":1,"#The process of enrolling in a BMV-approved remedial driving course in Ohio involves the following steps:":1,"#Ohio drivers can <a ljsid-1=\"\">remove two points from their driving record</a> by completing a BMV-approved remedial driving instruction course. In Ohio 8-hour defensive driving programs are available in either a classroom or an online setting, designed to fulfill the requirements for license reinstatement and resolve license suspension issues. To be accepted by the Ohio BMV, a defensive driving course must have a minimum duration of eight hours for adult students, a curriculum that is sanctioned by the state, and be taken at an authorized remedial driving school.":1,"#Taking a Defensive Driving or Remedial Driving Course":1,"#Drivers may also reduce points on their driving record by contesting citations in court.":1,"#Reducing Points on Your Ohio Driving Record":1,"#3. File a certificate of insurance (SR-22/bond).":1,"#Understanding the Ohio BMV Point System":1,"#2. Fulfill other reinstatement requirements, such as paying a reinstatement fee.":1,"#test.":1,"#test and the driving skills":1,"#1. Retake and pass the complete driver’s examination, including both the written knowledge":1,"#Finally, to reinstate your driver’s license, you will need to:":1,"#To reinstate your suspended Ohio driver’s license, a remedial driving course is required. Obtaining SR-22 insurance involves contacting an insurance company that offers SR-22 filings, which will file the form on your behalf with the Ohio BMV for a fee.":1,"#To fulfill the suspension, drivers must await the expiration of the suspension period.":1,"#5. Settling fees":1,"#4. Passing the exam again":1,"#3. Securing insurance":1,"#Contesting citations in court or taking a remedial driving course are ways of reducing the number of points on an Ohio driver’s record.":1,"#2. Finishing a driving course":1,"#1. Serving the suspension period for your suspended Ohio driver’s license":1,"#The process of reinstating a suspended Ohio driver’s license includes the following steps:":1,"#• Potential for criminal charges if caught operating a vehicle under suspension.":1,"#• Completing a full-day BMV course to recover your license.":1,"#• Dealing with potential license expiration during the suspension period":1,"#During a 12-point license suspension in Ohio, adhering to several terms and conditions is necessary. These include:":1,"#Drivers who accumulate 12 or more points on their Ohio license within two years face a six-month suspension. To appeal a 12-point license suspension in Ohio, you must file a petition with the local municipal or county court within 20 days of receiving the suspension letter.":1,"#Accumulating six or more points can result in license suspension and increased <a ljsid-1=\"\">insurance rates</a>.":1,"#Facing a 12-Point License Suspension":1,"#Ignoring the six-point warning letter from the Ohio BMV can lead to a six-month license suspension if 12 or more points are amassed within two years. The six-point warning letter from the Ohio BMV will come through the mail via standard USPS delivery.":1,"#Drivers who accumulate six points within two years will receive a warning letter from the Ohio BMV detailing the offenses and their respective points. The warning letter contains a listing of violations with the corresponding point value for each violation and is dispatched to the driver’s registered address. It further comprises reinstatement requirements for a 12-point suspension.":1,"#Receiving a Six-Point Warning Letter":1,"#If you accrue 12 or more points within two years, they face a six-month suspension.":1,"#• Reinstatement requirements after a suspension.":1,"#• Suspension of your license if you accumulate 12 points, with specific suspension provisions.":1,"#if you accumulate six points within two years, specifying the violations and the respective number of points for each.":1,"#Ohio BMV":1,"#• A warning letter from the":1,"#Ohio BMV assigns points to drivers’ licenses for traffic violations, with minor violations resulting in two-point assessments and serious ones leading to four points.":1,"#Points accumulation on an Ohio driver’s license can lead to the following consequences:":1,"#The Impact of Accumulating Points on Your Ohio Driver’s License":1,"#Six-point violations remain on your driving record in Ohio for two years.":1,"#A six-point violation can have a considerable impact on your insurance in Ohio. The accumulation of too many points may lead to license suspension, depending on the circumstances, and insurance rates can drastically increase due to the accumulation of points on your driving record.":1,"#• Reckless operation/reckless driving":1,"#• Driving under a 12-point suspension":1,"#leaving the scene of an accident":1,"#• Failure to stop and disclose identity at the scene of a crash (":1,"#• Vehicular assault":1,"#• Aggravated vehicular assault":1,"#Ohio License Points at a Glance:":1,"#• Vehicular manslaughter":1,"#In Ohio, six-point violations can have serious consequences, including the suspension of the license. Examples of six-point traffic violations include:":1,"#Six-Point Violations and Their Consequences":1,"#Examples of four-point violations include reckless operation and juvenile DUI.":1,"#The Ohio BMV determines how many points each violation is worth, with four points being assigned according to the severity and potential hazards related to the circumstances of your violation.":1,"#Criminal offenses such as aggravated vehicular homicide, driving under suspension, and failure to stop after an accident which may involve a law enforcement <a ljsid-1=\"\">officer</a>.":1,"#Violation of traffic lanes/lines/safety zone":1,"#Navigating the complexities of the Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles (BMV) Point System, or the Ohio license points, can be a daunting task for any driver. Yet, understanding how traffic violation points affect your driving privileges and record is crucial for maintaining a clean driving history and avoiding potential penalties. In this comprehensive guide, we will unravel the intricacies of the Ohio BMV Point System, focusing on Ohio license points, and discuss its impact on your driver’s license, along with strategies for reducing points and maintaining an unblemished driving record.":1,"#In Ohio, a severe traffic infraction, such as exceeding the speed limit, leads to a four-point assessment on the driver’s license. Serious traffic violations can encompass:":1,"#Serious Violations and Four-Point Assessments":1,"#These assessments remain on an <a ljsid-1=\"\">Ohio</a> driver’s license for two years, and completing an Ohio BMV-approved <a ljsid-3=\"\">defensive driving course</a> may help in mitigating a citation and potentially reducing points.":1,"#The two-point assessment signifies that a driver’s record will be allocated two violation points for the occurrence of a particular traffic offense.":1,"#If you've received a traffic violation in Ohio, it's time to arm yourself with comprehensive knowledge of the Ohio license points system.":1,"#Demystifying Ohio License Points: Understanding the BMV Point System | IMPROV®":1,"#engaging in drag racing":1,"#A traffic lawyer providing legal assistance to a driver contesting a citation in court":1,"#A driver taking a remedial driving instruction course to reduce points on their driving record":1,"#A police officer writing a traffic ticket for a driver who has violated the speed limit":1,"#A visual representation of Ohio license points system, highlighting the consequences of six-point violations.":1,"#A driver having points added to their license of a parking violation and a ticket is placed on their windshield.":1,"#A beautiful road leads to a covered bridge in the great State of Ohio, a journey more confidently undertaken with knowledge of Ohio License Points.":1,"#Unlock the Details! Learn everything about <a ljsid-1=\"\">Texas Driving Records</a>":1,"#Receiving two points on your Ohio driver’s license can have serious consequences, as they will remain on your record for two years and could lead to increased insurance rates or the loss of driving privileges.":1,"#What are the consequences of receiving two points on my Ohio driver’s license?":1,"#fleeing":1,"#In Ohio, a speeding ticket is worth between 2 to 4 points.":1,"#How many points is a speeding ticket worth in Ohio?":1,"#In Ohio, drivers can take an approved <a ljsid-1=\"\">defensive driving course</a> to have two points removed from their record. You can remove points from your license in this way up to five times throughout a driver’s life and only once every three years.":1,"#Is there a way to get points off your driving record in Ohio?":1,"#A hit and run in Ohio will cost you six driver’s license points, with a warning letter from the Ohio BMV sent to you. If you acquire another six points within two years, your license and driving privileges will be suspended for six months.":1,"#How many points is a hit-and-run in Ohio?":1,"#In Ohio, you can receive up to 12 points on your license before it is suspended. The State of Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles offers options for reviewing your driving record.":1,"#How many points can you have on your license in Ohio?":1,"#Understanding Ohio’s BMV Point System and its impact on your driver’s license is crucial for maintaining a clean driving history. By familiarizing yourself with the different types of violations and their corresponding point assessments, being aware of the implications of accumulating points, and learning how to reduce points through remedial driving courses or contesting citations in court, you can become a more responsible and informed driver. With this knowledge, you can better navigate the complexities of the Ohio BMV Point System and protect your driving privileges.":1,"#executing an illegal turn":1,"#The processing time for the request is typically 14-21 days. Points on the driving record in Ohio remain for two years from the violation date. The complete driving record history in Ohio can take 14 to 21 days to process once requested.":1,"#For a $5.00 fee, you can request a complete driving record history in Ohio via mail, where points remain on the record indefinitely. To request a full driving record history in Ohio through mail, you may fill out and mail the BMV Form 1173 to the Ohio BMV. The procedure for obtaining a complete driving record history in Ohio involves submitting a request either by email or mail and paying a fee of $5.00 per record. You can request your driving record through the Ohio BMV’s online record request portal or by adhering to the instructions provided on the BMV website.":1,"#Complete Driving Record History":1,"#There is a $5.00 fee for obtaining a two-year unofficial driving record copy in Ohio. The mode of delivery for the two-year unofficial driving record copy in Ohio, when requested online, is through the Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicle’s online service.":1,"#• Other actions that resulted in license suspensions, revocations, or disqualifications within the last two years":1,"#• Accident involvement reports":1,"#• Moving violation convictions":1,"#A two-year unofficial driving record copy in Ohio typically comprises details such as:":1,"#Ohio BMV Website":1,"#4. Click on the following link to access the online request form:":1,"#crossing the line":1,"#3. Pay the fee of $8.50.":1,"#2. Complete the online request form.":1,"#1. Visit the Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles (BMV) website.":1,"#You can request and view a two-year unofficial driving record copy in Ohio online. Here are the steps to follow:":1,"#Two-Year Unofficial Driving Record Copy":1,"#• Any other acts that resulted in their driver’s license points.":1,"#• Moving convictions.":1,"#• An individual’s accident reports.":1,"#One may request a three-year driving record abstract online in Ohio by visiting the Ohio BMV website and completing the Record Request form, which can be found at the following link: <a ljsid-1=\"\">Ohio BMV Online Record Request</a>. A three-year driving record abstract in Ohio contains:":1,"#In Ohio, you can secure a three-year driving record abstract in person, by mail, or online. To obtain a three-year driving record abstract in person, one may visit any deputy registrar licensing agency. To acquire a three-year driving record abstract by post, one may submit a request by dispatching <a ljsid-1=\"\">BMV Form 1173</a> to the Ohio BMV.":1,"#In Ohio, minor traffic infractions incur a two-point assessment on a driver’s license, which adds traffic violation points to the driver’s record. Examples of minor traffic infractions include:":1,"#Three-Year Ohio Driving Record Abstract":1,"#• Information about any DUI convictions or other serious offenses.":1,"#• Points accrued on the driver’s license":1,"#• License suspensions":1,"#• Accidents":1,"#A two-year unofficial driving record copy displays the last two years of a driver’s history. A complete driving record history encompasses information including:":1,"#• A two-year unofficial driving record copy":1,"#• A three-year driving record abstract, which provides a summary of an individual’s driving history for the past three years, including any violations, accidents, and points on the driver’s license":1,"#Minor Violations and Two-Point Assessments":1,"#Demystifying Ohio License Points: Understanding the BMV Point System":1,"#2. Open up your hood and take the oil cap (the one that you got the oil grade and amount information from) and unscrew the cap, but leave it on.":1,"#1. Next, place a shallow tray (like one of those paint holders for a rolling brush, easily found at most stores), under the front center of your car, ready to collect the old oil.":1,"#Going Under":1,"#After you know which grade of oil your car takes, make note of how much oil your specific car holds.":1,"#To find what grade of oil you need in particular, check the oil cap, and there should be some numbers and amounts on there. If you are still unsure, consult your owner’s manual, or as a very last resort, look up your car’s year, make, and model online and it should give you a close estimate, which you can confirm or deny with the clerk at your local auto parts store. You can always ask a professional to make extra sure, but it may cost you.":1,"#The first step seems like common sense, but needs to be mentioned. Check (and double check) what type of oil grade your vehicle needs. Different cars and trucks use different weight oils.":1,"#What type of oil does your car use?":1,"#Step by easy step how to change your oil for the millennial and for those who have and have not gone to traffic school.":1,"#How To Change Your Oil For The Millenial | by MyImprov":1,"#I recommend changing your oil every 6,000 miles. Others recommend changing your oil after a certain amount of time (like getting it checked every three to four months), but I learned from taking a <a ljsid-1=\"\">California traffic school</a> that everyone drives differently month to month. Online traffic school offered tips on when you should change your oil and how often. You can make the decision for yourself once you know all the safety protocols regarding a vehicle.":1,"#While changing your oil yourself may seem like a serious task, following these simple steps and keeping up with your car’s health can make you feel like your very own mechanic.":1,"#Easy peasy, right? Keep in mind that most auto places will take your old oil and recycle it if you drop it off in a plastic container. To feel even more comfortable opening up the hood of your car and understanding what you’re staring at, remember the tips that you had learned while taking that <a ljsid-1=\"\">online traffic school</a>, they will provide you the basics of operating and taking care of your car.":1,"#9. Go back to the front of your car, and fill the oil tank up (with the correct grade and amount) using a funnel, then screw the top back on.":1,"#8. Now you can finally get up from underneath your car, and move the old oil pan out and to the side.":1,"#7. Take extra care screwing the bolt back into the bottom of the oil tank, and put the plate back into place (with all the correct pieces to avoid future disaster).":1,"#6. Get out from under your car and go back to the oil cap under your hood and remove it (and put in a safe place). This should help the old oil flow more quickly into the pan below. Let the oil drain out completely, until you are sure nothing else is coming out.":1,"#5. Then unscrew the bolt that covers the oil hole on your vehicle. The old oil, which should be dark black (and nasty) will start to drain out into the pan (so make sure you move your face in time).":1,"#4. Some vehicles have a plate that protects the bottom of the oil pan (to avoid a mess when and if you hit something in the middle of the road). Remove that plate if necessary (remember to keep all the pieces and parts together so you can put it back on properly!), and ensure your shallow pan is in place.":1,"#3. Get under your car and make sure the oil pan is directly below the oil tank.":1,"#Tired of forking out $35 every couple of months just to get your oil changed? Feel like tackling the job yourself but get a bit jittery at the thought of popping open the hood and locating the oil cap? Check out this simple guide to changing your own oil and keep some extra cash in your pocket!":1,"#Ensure your driving credentials are up to date with our \"<a ljsid-1=\"\">Verificación de licencia de conducir de Florida</a>\" service and drive with confidence.":1,"#Parent Taught Drivers Education Tips | IMPROV Traffic School":1,"#You can only use a Point & Insurance Reduction Program course to reduce up to 4 points once in an 18-month period":1,"#Violations and convictions involving drugs or alcohol will remain on your driving record for ten years.":1,"#The points for violations that all occurred within the last 18 months are added to calculate your point total":1,"#Most violations, convictions and points will continue to show on your driving record for up to 4 years":1,"#Your point total is calculated based on the date of the violation, not the date of the conviction":1,"#Completing a Point and Insurance Reduction (PIRP) course does not remove a violation":1,"#You must be convicted of the traffic violation before points are added to your driving record":1,"#NY Abstract":1,"#Sometimes, people who complete this program are still confused about what happens to their NY DMV driving record. One of the main misunderstandings that people have is that they confuse points with actual violations. Below is a useful chart to show the differences.":1,"#Speeding (MPH over posted limit)":1,"#How many points on license is each traffic violation?":1,"#What is the difference between points on license & violations?":1,"#<strong ljsid-0=\"\">Does the school offer 24/7 support? </strong>What happens when you need help, especially when you are cutting close to your due date?":1,"#We recommend taking TX Defensive driving Online. It is easy and simple and can be done 24/7 from your computer without leaving your home.":1,"#<strong ljsid-0=\"\">Is it easy to use? </strong>Not all courses are created equal. Make sure the course will save you progress when you need to stop and take a break. Also, make sure you can access the course on any electronic device at any time.":1,"#Republican senate wants to use the revenue collected from speeding fines to place more police in the schools. This idea is heavily opposed by the Democratic portion of the senate. The reason being is because the speed cameras have been seen has highly effective in reducing the speed of the cars in the area.":1,"#A program that provided school zones with speeding cameras is coming to its screeching end. The speed cameras kept drivers from driving over the speed limit, which placed pedestrians, predominantly children, in danger. The reason why the cameras are being suspended is because the senate failed to pass a legislation that would renew the program. Just like that 9th grade English essay you put off until the last minute, this too has failed. This, like most things is causing a political divide amongst Democrats and Republicans in New York City.":1,"#Strong Political Issue":1,"#A Legislation Speeding to its End":1,"#NY legislation forgot to renew the NYC school zone speed camera paperwork and it is upsetting the parents while interfering with childen's safely":1,"#In fact, “speeding violations in school zones have dropped by 60 percent in areas where the devices are located.” This kind of data gives the speed cameras more reason to stick around. Which has also been in discussion with some senate members. There’s been speculation of an added session to discuss what needs to be done to extend the camera program. However, like most things in senate, it could be far-fetched.":1,"#Some school children might enjoy the security of their parent’s taking a <a ljsid-1=\"\">NY defensive driving course</a> as well as dropping them off at school, while others can take leisure in riding the school bus. However, in New York City, some school children won’t have the same sense of safety. While others are being driven to school, these NYC kids will be dodging speeding cars, thanks to an ending legislation.":1,"#Speeding Violations in School":1,"#Soon, some school zones could be experiencing hazardous traffic that ignores the speed limits around educational facilities. This will put children attending the school in danger, because of the increased risk of collision. So, what’s going on with the NYC school zone speed camera update?":1,"#NYC School Zone Speed Camera Update | IMPROV® Traffic School":1,"#Now, this issue has turned political. Last week, de Blasio surprised many by becoming a strong voice of the people by chastising the Republican senate for their delayed actions to pass the legislation. Perhaps it’s because he too is a parent himself and feels connected to the event. Since then, restless protestors have been taking the streets to show their anger on the failed sense of priorities shown by the senate.":1,"#Republican senate members are pointing the blame at lack of priorities and communication on the democratic side. Which tends to be the standard strategy for most bureaucratic institutions. At the end of the day, the political parties in senate aren’t suffering. The real victims in this situation are the children.":1,"#With the cancellation of the camera program, people are concerned about the safety of their children. Even mayor Bill de Blasio stepped up to provide his input on the failed legislation renewal stating, “Kids will be in dangers. Kids will lose their lives.” This opinion is echoing the fears of parents across the city.":1,"#The organization “Families for Safe Streets” has been organizing protesters to encourage senate to act about the security of school children. Some protestors became so rowdy they were booked by the police. Nearly “10 protesters were taken into police custody following repeated warnings after they blocked Third Avenue while holding up a banner that read ‘Children are going to die!! 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