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Study Tours:The Centre for English Language TeachingLearn English at a world top 100 university

The City of Perth

People from across the world are drawn to Western Australia. Our State has become the most culturally diverse, with around 30 per cent of the population born elsewhere and over 170 nationalities represented across the community.2

Perth offers an inspiring study environment with sunny weather, a relaxed outdoor environment and beautiful natural scenery. For several years in a row, Perth has been recognised as one of the top 10 most liveable cities in the world.1

ELIZABETH QUAY

Fast facts

POPULATION – PERTH2.02 million

TIME ZONE GMT +8 (same time zone as 60% of the world’s population)

LANGUAGEEnglish

GOVERNMENTDemocratic (Westminster system)

RELIGIONComplete religious freedom

CURRENCYAustralian dollar ($AUD)

WEATHERWestern Australia has a warm climate, with temperatures climbing above 30 degrees Celsius for much of the summer and rarely going below 15 degrees Celsius during the day in winter.

SEASONSSummer: December – February Autumn: March – May Winter: June – August Spring: September – November

Globally orientedOver 820 Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) listed companies have chosen to locate their head office in Perth—more than any other capital city in Australia.3

Perth is a popular destination for international students as it offers a stimulating study environment that shares the same time zone with 60 per cent of the world’s population. It is also only a few hours’ flight time to several Asian cities, making it easy to keep in touch with family and friends.

Stunning scenery and an outdoor lifestylePerth is Australia’s sunniest capital city, and the Mediterranean climate of warm, dry summers is ideal for sports and outdoor activities. Explore WA further to discover our State is blessed with precious natural phenomena, from the towering karri forests and pristine beaches of the South West, to the rugged ranges and spectacular gorges of the Kimberley.

A changing cityPerth has had one of the most consistent rates of economic growth in Australia over the past decade. Perth’s economic and population growth is driven by a mixture of local and international firms operating in a range of industries, supported by a stable political environment and local demand.

2 The University of Western Australia

References1 A Summary of the Liveability Ranking and Overview,

August 2015, Economist Intelligence Unit2 Celebrate WA Annual Report 2014, accessed April 2016,

celebratewa.com.au3 City of Perth, accessed April 2016

perth.wa.gov.au/business/key-industry/resources4 QS Best Student Cities 2016, accessed April 2016

topuniversities.com/city-rankings/2016

ROTTNEST ISLAND

KINGS PARK

THE BELL TOWER

PERTH CITY

FREMANTLE

INDIAN OCEAN

PERTH AIRPORT

TRIGG BEACH

COTTESLOE BEACH

ROTTNEST ISLAND

WESTERN AUSTRALIA

NORTHERN TERRITORY

QUEENSLAND

SOUTH AUSTRALIA

NEW SOUTH WALES

VICTORIA

TASMANIA

UWA

australian capital

territory

Safe and friendlyPerth offers a high standard of living and has achieved positive rankings (35th) in the Best Student Cities 2016 published by QS Top Universities.4

Convenient facilitiesPerth is the first and only city in Australia to offer free public WiFi in the CBD—a great way to stay in contact with family and friends whilst out and about.

Getting aroundPerth’s public transport system makes it easy to get around the city and to the main UWA campus. International students receive a Western Australian Government-sponsored 40 per cent discount on all public transport. Perth also has free buses called CATs that operate around the central business district.

Where is UWA?Not far from the Perth city centre, UWA is located on UWA’s beautiful Crawley andClaremont Campuses.

Both are easily accessible via frequent public transport with discounted fares for international students.

The UWA Claremont campus is just 4 kms from the UWA Crawley Campus.

SWAN RIVER

KINGS PARK

Map not to scale.

UWA CLAREMONT

FREMENTLE

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UWA CRAWLEY

• Modern classrooms with interactive whiteboard, visualiser & computers for e-learning

• Well resourced library• Two fully-networked computer

laboratories • Free wireless internet and email

access throughout the University campus

• Student Hub (to relax and unwind)

• Student Kitchen• Campus café• Campus coffee van• Student advice service• Prayer room• Test Centre for the IELTS and

TOEFL Examinations

• Sports centre with a fully-equipped gymnasium, squash, basketball, badminton and tennis courts, table tennis facilities, and cricket and soccer grounds

• Martial Arts Centre with international judo coaches

• Heated swimming pools on campus

• Student Guild (Union) with special interest and social clubs

• Recreate courses such as photography, guitar, yoga, pilates, sailing, zumba, abseiling and many others: www.sport.uwa.edu.au/recreate

• Medical Centre with doctors and nurses experienced in helping local and international students

• Banking and Credit Union facilities

• Shops, a newsagent and a post office with all services

• University tavern on Crawley campus

• Travel agent with a full range of services and information for students

• Student counselling service• Festivals and seasonal events• Art Gallery and Museums on

campus • Free lunchtime concerts• UniAccess to provide support to

students with disabilities

About UWA Study ToursA message from the Manager of Study Tours, Matthew Kettell

The University of Western Australia (UWA) is a vibrant university with a high reputation for the quality of its teaching and research, the beauty of its campuses and the richness of its student experience.

All presenters have either degrees and specialist qualifications in English language teaching or degrees in their area of expertise.

We also believe that it is important to offer a wide range of services to support teaching and learning.

In short, our main goal is to give students a rich and fruitful experience whilst providing a professional and friendly service.

As a part of UWA, Study Tours reflects the University’s traditions by providing high quality programs in a friendly and supportive environment.

With over 15 years experience experience designing courses for international universities, corporate partners, and high schools we can cater for any group size.

Our courses combine a pedagogically rigorous approach to teaching whilst giving students many opportunities to use English through a variety of activities and projects.

FacilitiesThis brochure provides an introduction to the Study Tour options available. We invite you to contact us to design a course that suits your unique needs.

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Study Tours Options for Group Enrolments

These options are:

• Closed class programs• Open class programs• Hybrid class programs- part open and part closed


Closed class study tours generally fall into four categories: • English & Australian Culture• English for Special Purposes• TESOL Professional Development• Tertiary Study Skills

Closed Class OptionsThis study option can be arranged for all client groups with the course specially designed for the needs of each particular group. In this option the course is open only to the particular participant group; however, there is the possibility of incorporating activities that focus on inter-cultural communication with Australian and/or other international students at UWA and UWA CELT.

These Study Tours can be offered at any time througout the academic year and, focus on topics of interest to the group, and be delivered across all levels of English proficiency; however, it is best that the students are of similar language ability.

Closed class Study Tours can be arranged for high school aged students.

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English for Special Purposes

UWA Study Tours has designed and offered English for Special Purposes courses with a focus on discipline areas such as science, engineering, law, medicine and business, amongst others.

To complement the group’s English language studies, UWA Study Tours can arrange student visits to university faculties. This will give participants the opportunity to have a valuable professional and cultural experience and to put into practise the skills developed during their course.

UWA CELT Study Tour 2017: Closed class program

Study Option: Closed class: Agriculture example week 2 Program length 4 weeks WEEK: 2 DATES: Hosting school UWA Study Tours & UWA Faculty of Science, School Agricultural & Resource Economics

Class placement Curriculum dependent on placement test result and class allocation

Arrival: Group to arrive Saturday prior to course commencement and transferred to UWA for homestay allocation Departure: Group to depart Saturday following course completion and brought to UWA by homestay families for airport transfer

TIME MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY

AM

Field Trip 8:00am – Bus leaves from UWA Claremont

Drive to Rockingham for students to see Perth ecosystem along the way

Theme: ‘Sprouters, seeders, trees’

Takeaway lunch

Drive through agricultural fields and Boyagin Rock Presenter & chaperone: Gary Cass

Stargazing in outback night sky (away from city lights, many more stars are visible)

UWA Future Farm visit –

Ecosystem restoration, methane gas mitigation, soil salinity

Packed lunches

Travel time – 4 hour drive.

Arrive approximately 6pm. Then Biotech talk on ‘Fermented Fashion’ by Gary Cass

Barbecue breakfast

Mountford Certified Organic Vineyard

Viticulture, winemaking, soil testing

Avocado farm

Lunch

Aquaculture – Marron farm

Leave 4pm, arrive 6pm

Vineyard

Dairy farm – Bob Biddulph

Deer Farm - Venison

Margaret River Chocolate Factory

Lunch

1pm - Aboriginal sustainable farming – animals, plants and fish & ‘bush tucker’

Boranup Forest and gallery Beer, cheese, alpaca, olives or bush walk

Eco farm

Brewery

Sight seeing

Lunch

Leave 1:00pm - Travel back to Perth

Arrive back Perth approximately 5:00pm

LUNCH

PM

Accommodation

Brookton Club Hotel Pemberton Farm Chalets Prevelly Cabins, Margaret River Prevelly Cabins, Margaret River Homestay

Hours of tuition: length of course can be negotiated with client

UWA STUDY TOURS - English for Special Purposes sample timetable

English & Australian Culture

UWA CELT Study Tour 2017: Closed class programCRICOS Provider C ode: 00126G

Study Option: Closed class: English & Australian Culture Program length 3 weeks WEEK: 1 DATES: Hosting School UWA Study Tours

Class Placement Curriculum dependent on placement test result and class allocation

Arrival: Group to arrive Saturday prior to course commencement and transferred to UWA or homestay allocation Departure: Group to depart Saturday following course completion and brought to UWA by homestay families for airport transfer

TIME MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY 9.00

10.30 English & Australian culture language classes

English & Australian culture language classes



English & Australian culture language classes10.45

12.00 L U N C H

13.00

15.00

Field Trip: Perth City walking tour Visit Perth City Perth City video Walking tour of the city center including shopping district, Art Gallery and Museum

Field Trip: Kings Park Kings Park video Wildflowers and Walkways tour

Field Trip: Caversham Wildlife Park Caversham Wildlife Park Caversham video Feed kangaroos, get very close to koalas and other native Australian animals in Perth’s largest wilderness reserve

Field Trip: Francis Burt Law Museum Heritage Perth video Participate in a trial reenactment as the judge, jury, accused , defense and prosecution of an historic event from Perth’s history

Field Trip: Fremantle City Fremantle Prison Fremantle Prison video Visit the famous port city, tour the old Fremantle prison and enjoy the relaxed café lifestyle of this beautiful area

By public transport By coach – return transfer By coach – return transfer By coach – return transfer By coach – return transfer

Hours of tuition: 3 weeks at 25 hours per week (length of course negotiable with client)

Total: 75 hours

This type of course, which includes intensive English language tuition, focuses on topics about Australian culture such as Australian People Today, Australian Sports & Festivals, Indigenous Australian, Australian Politics, and Australian Native Fauna & Environment. This is currently UWA Study Tour’s most requested study tour - especially for high school groups.

UWA STUDY TOURS - English & Australian Culture sample timetable


Tertiary Study Skills

UWACELTStudyTours2017:ClosedclassprogramCRICOS Provider Code: 00126G

Study Option: Closed class: Tertiary Study Skills Program length 1 – 4 weeks WEEK 1 DATES To be negotiated with client Hosting School UWA Study Tours & UWA Faculty Class Placement Curriculum dependent on placement test result.


TIME MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY 8.30

10.30 Tertiary Study Skills Tertiary Study Skills Tertiary Study Skills Tertiary Study Skills Tertiary Study Skills

Field Trip Caversham Wildlife Park Caversham Wildlife Park Caversham video Feed kangaroos, get close to koalas and other Australian animals in Perth’s largest wilderness reserve

10.45

12.45 L U N C H SUNDAY

Activity Frist Year Lecture Audit UWA Special Lecture / Seminar / Lab

Software Engineering: programing of robotics to

perform various tasks Cultural and Academic

Exchange

Free Afternoon Free time with host

families Or

Free Afternoon Venue TBA TBA TBA TBA Time Semester schedule 2 hour TBA 14.30– 16.30 14.30– 16.30

Facilitator UWA Faculty lecturer UWA Faculty lecturer / PhD candidate

UWA Student Society: Robogals UWA students

Hours of tuition: Tertiary Study Skills 20 hours per week (1 - 4 weeks) Faculty lectures, seminars, workshops, cultural exchange 8 hours per week (1 - 4 weeks)

Total: 28 – 112 hours

The Tertiary Study Skills program is designed to give students the skills to be successful within the UWA academic learning environment. Key learning objectives of the program are: developing the language, research and study skills required for tertiary studies, developing an understanding of Australian culture, developing analytical, reflective, and critical thinking & becoming confident autonomous learners in a tertiary environment. These are achieved by participating in a formal debates using relevant, logical and cohesive arguments, reading extended and lexically complex texts using active reading techniques, critically analysing textual information to uncover point of view and bias, identifying and evaluating cultural differences using authentic materials, listening for information to enable participation in a formal debate, and most importantly understanding the cross-cultural differences in conversation, learning and teaching styles in different academic cultures.

UWA STUDY TOURS - Tertiary Studies Skills sample timetable

TESOL Professional Development

UWACELTStudyTours2017:ClosedprogramCRICOS Provider Code: 00126G

Study Option: Closed class: TESOL Systems & Methodology Program length 2 or 4 weeks WEEK 1 DATES Hosting school UWA Study Tours Class placement Minimum level of English IELTS 5.5

Arrival: Departure:

Group to arrive Saturday prior to course commencement and transferred to UWA for homestay allocation Group to depart Saturday following course completion and brought to UWA by homestay families for airport transfer

TIME MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY

8.30 10.30

Welcome & course introduction Getting to know you

activities and icebreakers (Diagnostic activity)

Teaching grammar: theory Methodology review - jigsaw Teaching vocabulary

Introduction Teaching grammar: activities

Methodology activities and quiz

Teaching vocabulary: activities

10.45 12.45

Information Session Introduction to program Teaching grammar: activities Lesson planning CALL / ILC

Tour: UWA campus tour Identifying student needs Class Observations Computer Assisted Language Learning (CALL) Interview

End of lessons Week 1 Welcome and campus orientation activities, computer and Wi-Fi access, Smartrider information sessions held Monday – Thursday following lessons

Hours of tuition: Course: 20 hours per week TESOL development

Total 2 week program: 40 hours Total 4 week program: 80 hours

The TESOL Professional Development course aims to give practising teachers the opportunity to develop their knowledge of current approaches to English Language teaching and learning, and to explore ways to apply them to their own situations.

UWA STUDY TOURS - TESOL Professional Development sample timetable

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Open Class OptionsThis study option can be arranged for client groups of 18 years and above and gives participants the opportunity to take part in the UWA Centre for English Language Teaching, General & Academic English courses. This option allows students to develop their English language skills with other international students from a variety of countries at the same level of English proficiency. For this option start and end dates are fixed according to the term dates which are taught in five- week terms, nine times a year.

UWA STUDY TOURS - Open class program sample timetableUWA CELT Study Tour 2017: Open class programCRICOS Provider Code: 00126G

Study Option: Open class General / Academic English international classes TERM 2 2019 WEEK 1-5 DATES 11.02.19 – 15.03.19 Hosting school Centre for English Language Teaching Class placement Curriculum dependent on placement test result and class allocation

Arrival: Group to arrive Saturday prior to course commencement and transferred to UWA or homestay allocation Departure: Group to depart Saturday following course completion and brought toUWA by homestay families for airport transfer


10.30 General/Academic English international language classes

General/Academic English international language classes



General/Academic English international language classes10.45

12.45 End of lessons

Week 1 Welcome and campus orientation activities, computer and Wi-Fi access, Smartrider information sessions held Monday – Thursday following lessons Optional excursion

Details of student activities advertised on CELT

noticeboards on Monday of the same week.

Useful UWA links: UWA Centre for English Language Teaching

Study at UWA Tourist information about Perth

UWA sports centre UWA Kaiwa class

Australia China Youth Association

Hours of tuition: Course length: 1 CELT Term at 20 hours per week General / Academic English (5 weeks)

Total: 100 hours


General English (GE)

Length of course: From 5 to 45 weeks Intake period: 9 intakes each year Mode of study: 20 hours per week Levels offered: Beginner to advanced

General English classes are for learners who wish to improve their ability to communicate in English. These classes are also a pathway to all other English language programs at UWA. In five-week modules, students practise reading and listening while developing the skills to write and speak clearly and coherently to convey their message with confidence.

Length of course: From 5 to 45 weeksIntake period: 9 intakes each year

Mode of study: 20 hours per weekLevels offered: Upper-intermediate to advanced

English for Academic Purposes classes are for learners who want to develop their English language ability in preparation for tertiary studies in an English-speaking country. In five-week teaching modules, learners develop listening and note-taking skills, seminar and presentation skills together with academic reading and writing skills. Students learn library search skills and develop their proficiency in using information technology. They also learn to adapt to the academic culture of Australian tertiary institutions.

Note: EAP does not provide direct entry to a UWA degree course; EAP students must either sit an IELTS or internet-based TOEFL examination to gain entry.

Online information

facebook.com/UWACELTStudents

Ask UWA

An online question and answer portal

Prospective students can search for answers to previously asked questions or submit their own query online.

www.askuwa.edu.au

UWA CELT offers accredited English language programs in General English, Business English and English for Academic Purposes, as well as preparation for internationally recognised examinations such as Cambridge, IELTS, TOEFL and TOEIC. Choosing the best course for you will depend on your goals and your level of language ability. UWA CELT offers different courses from beginner to advanced to help you develop your language proficiency.

Course options available for Open Programs

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English for Academic Purposes (EAP)

IELTS Examination Preparation

Length of course: 5 weeksIntake period: 5 intakes each yearMode of study: 20 hours per week

Levels offered: Upper-intermediate

UWA CELT delivers preparation courses for the internationally recognised International English Language Testing System (IELTS) examination. There are five terms per year for the intensive 20-hour per week course.

In addition, UWA CELT delivers part-time IELTS Intensive one-week or four-week evening courses throughout the year.

Students wishing to take the IELTS test will be able to register and sit the exam at the UWA IELTS Test Centre at Nedlands campus.

TOEFL Examination Preparation

Length of course: 5 weeksIntake period: 3 intakes each yearMode of study: 20 hours per weekLevels offered: Upper-intermediate to pre-advanced

UWA CELT offers preparation courses for the internationally recognised TOEFL examinations. There are three TOEFL terms per year, prior to examinations in January, March and June.

In addition, UWA CELT delivers part-time one-week intensive courses delivered four times per year.

Students wishing to take the TOEFL test will be able to register and sit the exam at the UWA TOEFL Test Centre at Claremont campus.

TOEIC Examination Preparation

Length of course: 5 weeksIntake period: 2 intakes each yearMode of study: 20 hours per week

Levels offered: Upper-intermediate

UWA CELT delivers preparation courses for the internationally recognised TOEIC examination. There are two terms offered per year for the intensive 20-hour per week course.

In addition, UWA CELT delivers part-time one-week intensive courses delivered four times per year.

Cambridge Examination Preparation: FCE & CAE

Length of course: 10 weeksIntake period: 3 intakes each yearMode of study: 20 hours per weekLevels offered: Upper-intermediate to advanced

UWA CELT offers preparation courses for the internationally recognised Cambridge English language examinations. There are three Cambridge terms per year, prior to examinations in March, June and December. UWA CELT prepares students for the Certificate in Advanced English (CAE), for students at a pre-advanced level and First Certificate in English (FCE), for students at the upper-intermediate level.

Note: This course is promoted internally and runs subject to adequate student numbers


UWACELTStudyTours2017:Hybridprogram

Study Option: Hybrid: AM Open class:

General/Academic English international classes TERM: 3 2019 WEEK: 1-5 DATES: 18.03.19 – 18.04.19

Hosting Schools Centre for English Language Teaching & UWA Study Tours & UWA School of Business Class Placement Curriculum dependent on placement test result and class allocation



10.30 General/Academic English international language classes




General/Academic English international language classes 10.45

12.45 End of lessons

Week 1 Welcome and campus orientation activities, computer and Wi-Fi access, Smartrider information sessions held Monday – Thursday following lessons

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ks

1-5

UWA School of Business UWA CELT UWA School of Business UWA CELT Optional excursion Details of student activities

advertised on CELT noticeboards on Monday of

the same week.

UWA lecture audit Research and Communication Semester 1 2019 – 1 hour 13.45 – 15.45

Student society led workshop 14.30 – 15.30

Research and Communication 13.45 – 15.45

Useful UWA links: UWA Centre for English Language Teaching

Study at UWA Tourist information about Perth

UWA sports centre UWA Kaiwa class

Australia China Youth Association

Hours of tuition: Course: 1 CELT Term at 20 hours per week General / Academic English (5 weeks)

7 hours per week closed class program (5 weeks) Total: 135 hours

Hybrid Class OptionsThis is a combination of both the open and closed class options and can be arranged for client groups of 18 years and above. The morning gives participants the opportunity to take part in the Centre’s open class General & Academic English courses and the afternoon gives participants the opportunity to study with a focus on a particular discipline area or the chance to include any number of of cultural activities to enrich their experience.

For this option start and end dates are fixed according to the term dates which are taught in five-week terms, nine times a year.

UWA STUDY TOURS - Hybrid Class sample timetable: General/Academic international classes PLUS

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PM Closed class: Business

Services, Fees & Dates

STUDY TOURS SERVICES

As part of all Study Tours we can arrange any or all of the following:

ÌÌ Return airport transfers

ÌÌ Homestay accommodation

ÌÌ SmartRider transport cards : 40% discount on public transportation

ÌÌ Assistance with Australian visa processing

ÌÌ Participation in a variety of excursions, including weekend, day or overnight trips

ÌÌ UWA student cards, which identify participants as UWA students

ÌÌ A high level of ongoing support to students during their course

ÌÌ Pre-departure online placement testing

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For further information or to book please make direct contact through the email address listed on this page

STUDY TOURS FEES

The all-inclusive fee for a course will depend on its specific requirements. UWA Study Tours has a policy of applying economies of scale wherever possible to minimise fees, which can be negotiable.

2019 DATES FOR OPEN CLASSES

UWA CELT has 9 intakes for open classes each year. In 2019, we will offer courses starting on the following dates:

ÌÌTerm 1: 7 January

ÌÌTerm 2: 11 February

ÌÌTerm 3: 18 March

ÌÌTerm 4: 29 April

ÌÌTerm 5: 3 June

ÌÌTerm 6: 15 July

ÌÌTerm 7: 19 August

ÌÌTerm 8: 30 September

ÌÌTerm 9: 4 November

Please contact us for further information on Study Tours and the dynamic courses we have to offer :

T. +61 8 6488 3539

E. [email protected]

W. www.celt.uwa.edu.au

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Personalise your programTo help UWA STUDY TOURS customise a program to the needs of your group, please complete this form

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General EnglishEnglish for Academic PurposesIELTS Preparation

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Hybrid Program

CulturalUWA Faculty Experiences Internship

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Field Trips:

Kings Park Heritage Walk

Art Gallery of Western Australia

Museum of Western Australia

Constitution Centre of Western Australia

Perth Zoo

Fremantle Prison

Caversham Wildlife Park

Day trip to Rottnest Island

Day trip to Swan Valley

Day trip to Mandurah

Day trip to the Pinnacles with

Overnight Farmstay

Three-day trip to South West of WAChaperones

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Centre for English Language Teaching

The University of Western Australia

M429, Perth, WA 6009, Australia

T. +61 8 6488 3539

E. [email protected]

W. www.celt.uwa.edu.au

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