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DAR FILE NO. 40632
This rule was published in the September 1, 2016, is sue (Vol. 2016, No. 17) of the Utah State Bulletin.
Health, Disease Control and Prevention, Health Promotion
Electronic-Cigarette Substance Standards
NOTICE OF PROPOSED RULE
(Amendment)
DAR File No.: 40632
Filed: 08/02/2016 08:55:41 AM
RULE ANALYSIS
PURPOSE OF THE RULE OR REASON FOR THE CHANGE:
The changes are intended to clarify the rule in li ght of the FDA's Tobacco Control Act Deeming Rule.
SUMMARY OF THE RULE OR CHANGE:
The majority of the provisions for labeling have been removed fr om Rule R384-415, including th e manufacturer's name, batch numb er,
ingredients, tamper-evident warning, and th e nicotine content. The rule's requirement for a safety warning on the label is amen ded to coincide with
the requirements of the FDA Tobacco Control Act Deeming Rule. A se parate safety warning specific to nicotine-free products has been added.
The amended rule simplifies the restrictions on the retail sale  of products that give the im pression of a potential health bene fit stimulant or are
labeled as having colorants for emissions. The requirements limiti ng the variation of nicotine in a product have been removed. The provisions
requiring products to feat ure tamper-evident packaging have been removed. The  requirement that  ingredients of electronic-cigare tte substances
meet certain manufacturing standards have bee n removed and replaced by a requirement that, by August 2019, the retailers can on ly sell
products approved for sale by the FDA thr ough their pre-market review or substantial equivalent application process. Record-kee ping
requirements that relate to del eted sections of the rule have been removed. This includes the r equirement that retailers have a  batch tracing
system.
STATUTORY OR CONSTITUTIONAL AUTHORIZATION FOR THIS RULE:
Subsection 59-14-803(5)
Section 26-57-103
ANTICIPATED COST OR SAVINGS TO:
the state budget:
The amendments to the rule will not change the implementation of enforcement by the State Health Department. The same enforceme nt
apparatus and cost that was used for the original rule will acco mmodate these amendments. As such , the State Health Department expects to
experience no additional costs or savings.
local governments:
Since the State funds thes e enforcement efforts the amendmen ts to the rule will not change t he implementation of enforcement. T he same
enforcement apparatus and cost that was us ed for the original rule will accommodate these amendments. As such, no additional co sts or savings
are anticipated.
small businesses:
The State Health Department anticipates that small businesses will experience reduced costs becau se of the amen dments to the ru le. Savings will
occur because of amendments that remove the requirement that products must have  tamper-evident packaging, leak-resistant packag ing, and
certain labeling provisions. Also , the retailer will no longer be expected to maintain a batch tracing system. The State Health  Department estimates
that a Utah e-liquid seller would experience savings of $0 to $ 73,000 during the first year of enforcement. The Department cann ot estimate the
savings to the industry as a whole because the number of sellers is unknown. The Department expe cts that additions to the rule will not increase
costs above what was estimated in previous iterations of the rule. It is expected that, because of the rule, a Utah e-liquid se ller would experience
costs of $10,000 to $450,000 during the first year of enforcement. Costs are most likely to result from lost sales due to non-c ompliant product.
However, the majority of the rule requirements are based on f ederal regulations that businesses would already be expected to fo llow. The only
exception is that the Utah rule places a restriction on the sale of high nicotine products and th ose that market themselves as containing healthful
additives. The Department cannot estimate the cost to the indus try as a whole because the number of sellers is unknown. It is e xpected that small
general retailers will incur little cost through the enforcement of the rule. General retailers typically sell manufacturer-sea led electronic-cigarette
substances, which are exempt from the rule. General retailers may experience some cost through educating staff on the rule or t hrough incurring
local enforcement fines. However, because th e number of small general retailers who se ll these products is unknown, the Departm ent cannot
estimate the total cost they will incur. The e-liquid seller could also face non-fiscal costs and benefits. The requirement of a safety warning may beDAR File No. 40632 (Rule R384-415), 2016-17 Utah Bull. (09/01/2016) http://www.rules.utah.gov/publicat/bulletin/2016/20160901/40 632.htm
1 of 6 9/9/2016 10:43 AMperceived as an infringement of free speech. Also, sellers may feel wrongfully deprived of proper ty if a local health departmen t exercises its
authority to seize goods it has determined to be a danger to public health. With the amendments to the rule this event is less likely to occur.
However, the use of federal regul ations in the state rule will decrease any per ceived sense of inequal ity between what is expec ted in Utah and the
regulations of other states.
persons other than small businesses, busine sses, or local gove rnmental entities:
These amendments will decrease the co st of compliance to businesses in the state. Those savings can be passed on to consumers i n the price of
electronic cigarette products. The Department cannot estimate the total savings to the consumer due to varying circumstances of  the individual
retailers. However, the amendm ent to loosen the requ irements on labeling and packaging may im pose costs on other members of the  public.
Provisions have been removed from the rule that may have prevent ed nicotine poisonings. As such, the public may experience medi cal costs they
would not have had if certain labeling and packaging requirements h ad not been removed. It is difficult to estimate what this c ost would be due to
a wide range of potential medical circumst ances. General retailers may experience some  cost through educating staff on the rule  or through
incurring local enforcement fines. However, because the number of general retailers who sell thes e products is unknown, the Dep artment cannot
estimate the total cost they will incur.
COMPLIANCE COSTS FOR AFFECTED PERSONS:
The department expects that additions to t he rule will not increase costs above what wa s estimated in previous iterations of th e rule. Amendments
to the rule are based on federal regulations  that businesses are expected to follow. The only change in the rule that would cau se a business to
change its practices would be the amended requ irements to the safety warning. Not onl y is this based on a federal standard, but  also the
amendment will not cost more than what has been estimated in prev ious iterations of this rule. The rule retains the restriction s on the sale of high
nicotine products and those that market themselves as containi ng healthful additives. These prov isions were present in previous  iterations of the
rule and will not add a cost to business above what has been es timated before. The majority of amendments remove requirements a nd thus will
reduce the cost to business. As such, the department estimates th at a Utah e-liquid seller would experience costs of $10,000 to  $450,000 during
the first year of compliance. Again, rule am endments have not added to compliance cost s. Provisions that already existed in the  rule contribute to
the provided cost estimate and largely result from lost sales from non-compliance product. It is  expected that general retailer s will incur little
compliance cost because the majority of the products they sell are exempt from the rule. The sm all portion of general retailers  that will come under
regulation may experience: 1) a negligible loss in sales; 2) so me cost through educating staff;  and 3) potential fines through local enforcement.
COMMENTS BY THE DEPARTMENT HEAD ON THE FISCAL IMPACT THE RULE MAY HAVE ON BUSINESSES:
The purpose of the amendment is to bring the rule into conformance with the FDA's To bacco Control Act Deeming Rule. The majorit y of the
provisions for labeling have been removed since they are now supe rceded by the Deeming Rule. The amendment simplifies retail sa le restrictions
and removes any limits addressing variations of nicotine in a product. It also removes the requ irements addressing tamper-evide nt packaging and
requirements addressing ingredients of electronic-cigarette subs tances. It also removes any related record keeping requirements . The
amendment will fiscally impact busine ss by decreasing the cost of complianc e with the deleted rule requirements.
Joseph Miner, MD, Executive Director
THE FULL TEXT OF THIS RULE MAY BE INSPECTED, DURING REGULAR BUSINESS HOURS, AT THE OFFICE OF
ADMINISTRATIVE RULES, OR AT:
Health
Disease Control and Preven tion, Health Promotion
CANNON HEALTH BLDG
288 N 1460 W
SALT LAKE CITY, UT 84116-3231
DIRECT QUESTIONS REGARDING THIS RULE TO:
Janae Duncan at the above address, by phone at 801-538-9273, by FAX at , or by Internet E-mail at janaeduncan@utah.gov
INTERESTED PERSONS MAY PRESENT THEIR VIEWS ON THIS RULE BY SUBMITTING WRITTEN COMMENTS TO THE
ADDRESS ABOVE NO LATER THAN 5:00 P.M. ON:
10/03/2016
THIS RULE MAY BECOME EFFECTIVE ON:
10/10/2016
AUTHORIZED BY:
Joseph Miner, Executive Director
RULE TEXT
R384. Disease Control and Pr evention, Health Promotion.
R384-415. Electronic-Cigarette Substance Standards.
R384-415-1. Authority and Purpose.
(1) This rule is authorized by Section 26-57-103 and Subsec tion 59-14-803(5).
(2) This rule establishes standards for labe ling, nicotine content, packaging, and pr oduct quality for electronic-cigarette sub stances for theDAR File No. 40632 (Rule R384-415), 2016-17 Utah Bull. (09/01/2016) http://www.rules.utah.gov/publicat/bulletin/2016/20160901/40 632.htm
2 of 6 9/9/2016 10:43 AMregulation of electronic-cigarettes.
(3) This rule does not apply to a manufactu rer-sealed electronic -cigarette substance.
(4) A product in complian ce with this rule is not endorsed as safe.
R384-415-2. Definitions.
As used in this rule:
[(1) "Artificial coloring" means the same as the term is defined in  21 C.F.R. 101.22(a)(4) (April 1, 2015) and as the term "colo r additive" is
defined in 21 C.F.R 70.3(f) (April 1, 2015).
(2) "Artificial flavoring" means the same as the term is defined in 21 C.F.R 101.22(a)(1) (April 1, 2015).
(3) "Batch number" means the same as the term "lot number, contro l number, or batch number" is de fined in 21 C. F.R. 210.3(b)(11 ) (April 1,
2015). ]
([4]1) "Business" means any sole proprietorship, pa rtnership, joint venture, corporation, as sociation, or other entity formed for pr ofit or
non-profit purposes.
([5]2) "Child resistant" means the same as the term "special packaging" is defined in 16 C.F.R 1700.1(a)(4) (January 1, 2015) and is  tested in
accordance with the method described in  16 C.F.R. 1700.20 (January 1, 2015).
([6]3) "Department" means the Ut ah Department of Health.
([7]4) "Electronic-cigarette" means the same as the term is  defined in Subsections 26-38-2(1) and 59-14-802(2).
([8]5) "Electronic-cigarette Product" means the same as the term is defined in Subsection 59-14-802(3).
([9]6) "Electronic-cigarette substance" means the same as  the term is defined in Subsection 59-14-802(4).
[(10) "EP standards" means the standards established for medicine s by the European Pharmacopeia, the European equivalent of the United
States Pharmacopeia. The EP standards define requirements for the qualitative and quantitative composition of medicines, and th e tests that are
to be used on medicines, substances, and materials used in their production.
(11) "Generally Recognized As Safe" means an  United States Food and Drug Administrati on designation that a substance added to f ood is
generally recognized, by qualified experts, as having been adequately shown to be safe  under the conditions of its intended use , as found in 21
C.F.R. 170.30 (April 1, 2015). Such a substance is exempted from the usual Fede ral Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act, 21 U.S.C. Sec.  301 et sq.
(2013). ]
([12]7) "Local health department" means the same as the term is defined in Subsection 26A-1-102(5).
([13]8) "Manufacture" means the same as the term is defined in Subsection 26-57-102(5).
([14]9) "Manufacturer" means the same as the term  is defined in Subs ection 26-57-102(6).
([15]10) "Mg/mL" means milligrams per milliliter, a ratio for measuring an ingredient, in liquid form, where accuracy is measured in
milligrams per milliliter, or  a percentage equivalent.
[(16) "Natural flavoring" means the same as the term is defined in 21 C.F.R 101.22(a)(3) (April 1, 2015). ]
([17]11) "Nicotine" means the same as the term is  defined in the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosm etic Act, 21 U.S.C. Sec. 387(12) (2013).
([18]12) "Manufacturer-sealed electronic -cigarette substance" means th e same as the term defined is  in Subsection 26-57-102(6).
(13) "Package "or "packaging" means a pack, box, carton, or contai ner of any kind, or if no other container, any wrapping, in w hich an
electronic cigarette substance is offered for sa le, sold, or otherwise distributed to consumers.
[(19) "Pharmaceutical" means a compound manufactured for use as a medicinal drug. ]
([20]14) "Retailer" means any person who sells, offe rs for sale, or offers to exchange for an y form of consideration, an electronic-ci garette
substance to a consumer. This definition is without regard to th e quantity of an electronic-cig arette substance sold, offered f or sale, exchanged, or
offered for exchange.
([21]15) "Retailing" means involvement in any of the activities listed in Subsection R384-415-2([ 20]14). This definition is without regard to
the quantity of an electronic -cigarette substance sold, offered for sa le, exchanged, or offered for exchange.
[(22) "Straight color" means a color additive approved for human co nsumption in food and drugs as listed in 21 C.F.R. 73.1 throu gh 21 C.F.R.
73.1991 (April 1, 2015), 21 C.F.R. 74.101 through 21 C.F.R. 74.1711 (Apr il 1, 2015), and 21 C.F.R. 81.1 (April 1, 2015), and in cludes substances as are
permitted by the specifications for such color.
(23) "Tamper-evident" means the pa ckaging uses an indicator or barrier to entry th at is distinctive by de sign, or must employ a n identifying
characteristic. ]
([24]16) "Transaction statement" means a statement,  in paper or electronic form, which the ma nufacturer transferri ng ownership of the
product certifies that the electronic-cigarette substanc e is in compliance with the standards in this rule.
[(25) "USFDA Food Standards" means the United States Food and Drug  Administration's common design ation for standards of identity ,
standards of quality, and standards of fill of container promulgated under the Federal Food, Drug and Cosmetics Act, 21 U.S.C. Sec. 301 et seq.
(2013)and as contained in 21 C.F.R. 130 through 21 C.F.R. 16 9 (April 1, 2015).
(26) "USP-NF standards" means the standards for drug products establishe d by the United States Phar macopeia and National Formul ary.
The USP-NF standards include standards for chemical and biological  drug substances, dosage forms,  compounded preparations, exci pients,
medical devices, and dietary supplements.
R384-415-3. General Labeling.
(1) The retailer shall ensure that a containe r holding an electronic-cigar ette substance offered for sale to the consumer confo rms to the
following labeling standards:
(a) the label is smear resistant; and
(b) the label clearly displays:
(i) the nicotine content in mg/mL or percent by volume;
(ii) the manufacturer name;
(iii) the batch number;
(iv) the ingredients, as requ ired in Section R384-415-4;
(v) a tamper-evident warning, which meets th e requirements of Section R384-415-5; and
(vi) a safety warning, which meets th e requirements of Section R384-415-6.DAR File No. 40632 (Rule R384-415), 2016-17 Utah Bull. (09/01/2016) http://www.rules.utah.gov/publicat/bulletin/2016/20160901/40 632.htm
3 of 6 9/9/2016 10:43 AMR384-415-4. Labeling of Ingredients.
(1) The retailer sh all ensure that:
(a) an ingredient of an electronic-cigare tte substance is listed on th e label of the container holding an electronic-cigarette substance, except as
provided for in Subsec tion R384-415-4(1)(c)(i).
(b) An artificial coloring ingredient is li sted on the label using the cl assification system that best applies. Classification systems include:
(i) Food, Drug, and Cosmetic color designation and number;
(ii) Drug and Cosmetic color designation and number; or
(iii) the generic straight color name, if the artificial color is  not classified under the system s found in Subsection R384-415 -4(1)(b)(i) or
Subsection R384-415-4(1)(b)(ii).
(c)(i) An ingredient included in the manufa cturer's proprietary mixture of flavorings is exempt from being listed on the label by name.
(ii) An ingredient included in the manufa cturer's proprietary mi xture of flavorings is listed on the label under the generic te rm of artificial
flavoring, natural flavoring, or both.
R384-415-5. Labeling of Tamper-Evident Warning.
(1) The retailer shall ensure that the labe l of an electronic-cigarette substance dis plays a tamper-evident warning alerting th e consumer to the
tamper-evident featur e of the packaging
(2) The retailer shall ensure that the tamper-evident warning:
(a) is prominently di splayed to consumers;
(b) is placed on the label so that it would be unaffected if the tamp er-evidence feature is removed; and
(c) lists the type of tamper-evide nt feature used with the product. ]
R384-415-[ 6]3 . Labeling[ of Safety Warning ].
(1) The retailer shal l ensure that [ an]nicotine containing  electronic-cigarette substance offere d for sale to the consumer features on the
product package label the required [a] safety warning stating [ "nicotine is addictive and poisonou s. Keep away from children and
pets". ]"WARNING": This product contains nicotine. Nicotine is an addictive chemical."
(2) The retailer shall ensure that an elec tronic-cigarette substance ma rketed as nicotine-free and offered for sale to the cons umer features a
safety warning stating "WARNING: Keep  away from children and pets."
([2]3) The retailer shall ensure that the required  safety warning appear directly on the package and must be visible underneath any
cellophane or other clea r wrapping as follows :
(a) [ occupies at least 20 percent of the largest panel of the container and any additional immediate packaging ]be located in a conspicuous and
prominent place on the two princi ple display panels of the packag e and the warning area must comprise at least 30 percent of ea ch of the
principal display panels ;
(b) is [ in ]capitalized [ letters ]and punctuated as indicated in Subs ection (1) or (2) of this Section ;
(c) [ has a font size that occupies the maximum amount of  the area described in Su bsection R384-415-6(2)(a) ]be printed in at least 12-point
font size and ensure that the required warning statement occupies  the greatest possible proportion  of the warnin g area set asid e for the required
text;
(d) uses [ the]a conspicuous and legible  Helvetica, Arial, or [ Univers ]other san serif  font;[ and]
(e) uses either a black font on a white backgr ound or a white font on a black background[ .]; and
(f) is centered in the warning ar ea in which the text is required to be printe d and positions such that the text of the require d warning
statement and the other information on the principal display panel have the same orientation.
(4) A retailer of an electronic-cigar ette substance will not be in violat ion of this Section when packaging:
(a) contains a health warning;
(b) is supplied to the retailer by a manufacturer, importer, or  distributor, who has the require d state, local, or tobacco tax license or permit, if
applicable; and
(c) is not altered by the retailer in a way that is material to the requirements of this Section.
(5) An electronic-cigarette substa nce package that would be  required to bear the warning in Su bsection (1) or (2) of this Secti on but is too
small or otherwise unable to accommodate a warning label with suffi cient space to bear such inform ation is exempt from complian ce with the
requirement provided:
(a) the information and specifications required in Subsection (1) and (2) of this Section appear on the carton or other outer c ontainer or
wrapper if the carton, outer container, or wrapper has sufficient space to bear the information; or
(b) appear on a tag firmly and permanently affixe d to the packaged electr onic-cigarette substance.
(c) In the case of Subsection (5 )(a) or (b), the carton, outer co ntainer, wrapper, or tag will se rve as the location of the pri ncipal display panels.
R384-415-4. Prohibited Sales.
(1) The retailer shall be pr ohibited from selling an electron ic-cigarette substance to the publ ic that is labeled to the public  as containing:
(a) additives that create the impression that an electronic-cigarette substance has a health benefit;
(b) additives that are associated with energy and vitality;
(c) illegal or controlled substances as identified in Section 58-37-3; and
(d) additives having coloring  properties for emissions.
R384-415-[ 7]5 . Nicotine Content.
[(1) ]The retailer shall [ comply with the following nicoti ne content standards regarding an ]sell an  electronic-cigarette substance [ sold ]to the
consumer[ :
(a) The nicotine content for an electronic-cigarette substance is ]that is  limited to 360 mg nicotine  per container, and does not exceed a
24mg/mL concentration of nicotine .
[(b) The nicotine level for an electronic-cig arette substance is limited to a 10% vari ation in mg/mL above the content level ind icated on the
label.DAR File No. 40632 (Rule R384-415), 2016-17 Utah Bull. (09/01/2016) http://www.rules.utah.gov/publicat/bulletin/2016/20160901/40 632.htm
4 of 6 9/9/2016 10:43 AM(c) An electronic-cigarette subs tance labeled 0 mg/mL or 0% by volume contains no nicotine. ]
R384-415-[ 8]6 . Packaging.
[(1) ]The retailer shall ensure that the pa ckaging of an electronic-cigarette subs tance intended for sale to a consumer[ ;
(a) ] is certified as child resistant, and compliant with federal standards and law concerning child nicotine poisoning prevention[ ;].
[(b) does not leak at the time of sale; and
(c) utilizes a tamper-evident feature by means of one or more  of the following:
(i) a bubble pack;
(ii) a heat shrink band;
(iii) a breakable cap; or
(iv) an inner-seal. ]
R384-415-[ 9]7 . Product Quality.
[(1) The retailer shall ensu re that an ingredient in an elec tronic-cigarette substance is comp liant with either USP-NF standards , EP standards,
USFDA Food Standards, or is Generally Reco gnized As Safe at the time of sale.
(2) The retailer shall be prohibit ed from selling an electronic-cig arette substance that contains:
(a) vitamins or other addi tives that create the impr ession that an electronic -cigarette substance has a health benefit or prese nts reduced
health risks;
(b) pharmaceuticals;
(c) caffeine or taurine or other additives and stimulant compounds that are associated with energy and vitality;
(d) illegal or controlled substances as  identified in Section 58-37-3; and
(e) additives having coloring properties for emissions. ]
As of August 8, 2019, the retail er shall sell an electronic-cigar ette substance that has been appr oved by the United States Foo d and Drug
Administration through a Pre-Market Tobacco appl ication or Substantial Equivalent application.
R384-415-[ 10]8 . Record Keeping and Testing.
(1) The retailer shall prov ide the electronic-cigarette substa nces transaction statement to th e Department or the local health department
within five working days of a request. The retailer shall ensure  that the transaction statement includes manufacturer certifica tions that:
(a) the nicotine content of an el ectronic-cigarette substance is compliant with Section R384-415-[ 7]5;
(b) the packaging of an el ectronic cigarette-substance  is child-resistant; and
[(c) an ingredient used in an  electronic-cigarette substanc e meets the appropriate standard  found in Section R384-415-9. ]
(c) United States Food and Drug Administ ration Approval afte r August 8, 2019.
[(2)(a) The retailer shall have a system in place to trace production of an electronic -cigarette substance through the labeled b atch number to
the ingredients used in manufacturing.
(b) The retailer shall provide do cuments produced from batch tracing to the enforcing agency within five working days of a requ est.
(c) The retailer shall ensure that documents produced through batch tracing provide evidence in support  of the electronic-cigar ette
substances transaction statement. ]
(2) The retailer shall pr ovide evidence that supports the documents describe d in Subsection R384-415 -8(1) to the Department or the local
health department within 5 working days of a request.
(3)[(a)] The retailer shall have access to the do cuments described in Subsections R384-415-[ 10]8(1) and R384-415-[ 10]8(2) for a period of
two years after the retailer purchases  the electronic-cigarette substance.
[(b) the retailer shall provide th e documents described in Subsec tions R384-415-10(1) and R384-415 -10-(2) to the Department or t he local
health department within 5 working days of a request. ]
R384-415-[ 11]9 . Enforcement.
(1) The Department may enforce and seek penalt ies for the violation of publ ic health rules including,  the standards for electro nic cigarettes set
forth in this rule as prescribed in Sections 26-23-1 through 26-23-10.
(2) A local health department may enforce an d seek penalties for the violation of the standards for electronic cigarettes set f orth in this rule. A
local health department shall have authority to enforce and seek penalties for violations of public health law including this r ule as is found in
Sections 26-23-1 through 26-23-10, 26A-1-108, 26A-1-114(1) and 26A-1-123.
(3) The Department or local health department is responsible to make a determination as to if a person holding a Utah State Tax  Commission
license to sell electronic cigarettes has violated the standards of this  rule. If the Department or local health department mak es such a
determination it shall notify the Utah State Tax Commission to re voke the person's license as provided in Subsection 59-14-803( 5).
(4) Administrative or civi l enforcement of this rule by the Department or loca l health departments does not preclude criminal e nforcement by
a law enforcement agency and prosecution of any violation of the standards in this rule that can constitute a criminal offense under state law.
KEY: electronic cigarettes, nicotine, standards, Electron ic-Cigarette Regulation Act
Date of Enactment or Last  Substantive Amendment: [  April 15, ]2016
Authorizing, and Implemented or Interp reted Law: 26-57-103; 59-14-803(5)
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
More information about a Notice of Proposed Rule  is available online .
The Portable Document Format (PDF) version of the Bulletin is the official version. The PDF version of this issue is available at
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the PDF version and HTML version is resolved in favor of the PDF version.DAR File No. 40632 (Rule R384-415), 2016-17 Utah Bull. (09/01/2016) http://www.rules.utah.gov/publicat/bulletin/2016/20160901/40 632.htm
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