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(toeiovigcomra] . | Rab ore : INTERNAL USE ONLY JOURNAL ~ ‘|. OFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL ” ‘Thursday - 10 November 1977 » (Unclassified - MLG) EMPLOYMENT REQUESTS Concerning Debbie's, in the office of Representative Douglas _ Applegate (D., Ohio), request as to whether we had received _.’ @m application from their constituent, Robert Sensibaugh, I "oe :) informed her, per the Office of Personnel, that we had not . aes of f yet. She thanked me for my help eo: fedu! - wee te NOTTS ee ee Po, a (Unclassified - ‘MLG) LIAISON “Per her request I oo forwarded to Karen, in the office of Representative Mario Biseet ( (Dp. ° N. ¥e ) “a copy of the press release that « went out * regarding # the CIA - a : tours. | — . a oS a eS 3. “(Unclassified - cq) ‘LIAISON. Received acallfrom = “ voces Tea Winicov, in the office of Represéntative Richard T. Schulze (R., Pa. de es <-x+ Who requested a copy of the Agency publication."Soviet Commercial. - Spree De Operations in the West." I told him a copy would be forwarded to him, : be (Unclassified - KSN) LIAISON Called Dawn, secretary to Professor G. Robert Blakey, Chief Counsel and Director, House Select Committee on Assassinations, and set up a’ meeting for tomorrow afternoon for Mr, Sidney Stembri ge, DD/OS, and Mr. Cummins to meet with ‘Professor Blakey.  tancimanmtonee Len ste gop cionmiy ade e a Be et tik nineden a tot 8. 5. (Secret - DTC) LIAISON Called Professor G. Robert Blakey, | Chief Counsel and Director, House Select Committee on Assassinations, _ and informed him that we had received six Privacy Act requests from '. members of the Select Committee staff asking for any security information on them which is held by the Agency. I did not provide the names of the vequesters to Blakey. 6. (Internal Use Only - RJK) LIAISON Keith Raffel, Senate Select Committee on Intelligence staff, visited the Badge Office and received his Headquarters badge. He then proceeded to the C&R conference room w. he reviewed extracts of NiS's relati ng to the security services of Evy Vidal, 0/SA/DO/O, assisted with — the service aspects, 19894 e792 ad ERET fd by Gre NAL USE ONLY "INTE! SM eh hy ow na ha net bah eH RO te RA ets AEA TA Bn Me AL sheesh ne, TRAE NE ARETE om a WE rane oak
{ro4-10142- 10280) « *, Ot a ry ectred | Wednesday -.20 Qcicher 1976 eerie Le CHIT TERE “IA INTERNAL US. only SECIS  Hecesst A. Journal - Office of Legislative oe o Page 4 ? i | 77-2010 zB 13. (Unclassified = LLM} LIAISON Je en Brooten, on the staff cf the House Select Corarnittee on Assas 1ation, called requesting any summary inforne e Agency might mae on the Kennedy ~~ assassination. I told Brooten that Thad met with Richard Sprague, aisG on the Committee staff, yesterday and Sprague had asked for tne same information and that J was in the process of determining ‘ifit exists. Brooten was unaware that Sprague had requested this information. . 14, (Secret - PLC) BRIEFING Attended a a pre-trip briefing or George yerenys Executive Director, Joint Atomic Energy Committee, given by NE Division, and Israeli Desk/DDO. Murphy is accornpanying a group of Members from the Committee who will be visiting Cairo, Israeli and Iran. Certain material was requested which | RY pull together. See Memorandum for the Record prepared by and 15. (Secret - PLC} LIAISON Met with Frank Slatinshek, Chief Counsel, House Armed Services Committee staff, and gave him a copy each of the classified and unclassified letters to the Agency from the House Select Committee on Narcotics Abuse and Control and we discussed the sensitivity of the information requested. Slatinshek said we should try to respond without disclosing sensitive operations or sensitive liaison relationships. He said he would assist if we have problems. I gave him the letter from the Director expressing appreciation for his eppearance before the Intelligence Process Course. He asked for a rundown of past members of the PFIAB and any history as to its creation. 16. (Confidential - - PLC) LIAISON Met with Claudia Wrazel, in the office of Senator Alan Cranston (D., Calif.}, aud discussed the backercund ofthe request from their constituent Karnal Kapur. She said she felt oO assured that the Agency had not in any way investigated Kapur and will sa ‘advise him. She will cali me if anything further develops. . Pe RRONFA 17. (Confidential - PLC) TRAVEL Met with Frank Sullivan, Senate Armed Services Committee staff, and clarified an incoming cable from liu Bona stating that an aavance itinerary from the Air Force of: Senator Sam Nunn's (Dz, Ge.) upcoming trip included’‘a visit with the "ERG Intelligence Chief. ! Bonn noted that there is‘no such position in the German. government, a 18 intelligence chiefs are only within the various servic Sullivan said this was probably a slip-np by the Air Force here. What is to be scheduled is an is ne gence briefing by the German Ministry of Defense. Sullivan will straighten the matter out.: Suilivan said Senator Nunn will not bave enough time to. meet with __] He felt tha] would probably be Ir best stati jon to visit. I said I would check and let JM aaa a Sayer, Ose was 5 cal lied and will finslize arrangernents. Cong foros ¢ a a) 2 wt
(toe tot4a-t03t7 |  SEpRey . JOURNAL 2 ’ + (OFFICE Or LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL , ’ Thursday - 10 November 1977 l. (Unclassified - MLG) EMPLOYMENT REQUESTS ‘Concerning Debbie's, in the office of Representative Douglas _ Applegate (D., Ohio), request as to whether we had received ‘ am application from their constituent, Robert Sensibaugh, I ee , informed her, per the Office of Personnel, that we had not -. as of f yet She thanked me for my help. Ls Ls a oe - Ol eee ra ” (Unclassified - ‘MLG) LIAISON Per her request I. mo i forwarded to Karen, in the office of Representative Mario Biaggi (D., ,N. Y. , = . a copy of the press release that went out regarding t the CLA co at tours. . re a Be Bee SE ee 3. “(Unclassified - MG) LIAISON Received a a call from pe . — ‘Ted Winicov, in the office of Representative Richard T. Schulze (R: ; > Pa. ua a a _ who requested a copy of the Agency publication ''Soviet Commercial -..---. ae Operations in the West. "oy told him a copy would be forwarded to him. 4, (Unclassified - KSN) LIAISON Called Dawn, secretary to Professor G. Robert Blakey, Chief Counsel and Director, House Select . _ Committee on Assassinations, and set up a meeting for tomorrow afternoon ‘for Mr. Sidney Stembridge, DD/ Os, and Mr. Cummins to meet with ' Professor Blakey. SS Ea # eae (Secret - DTC) LIAISON Called Professor G. Robert Blakey, Chief Contes and Director, Committee on Assassinations, and informed him that we had received six Privacy Act requests from members of the Select Committee staff asking for any security information _on them which is held by the Agency. I did not provide the names of the . requesters to Blakey. 6, (Internal Use Only - RJK) LIAISON Keith Raffel, Senate Select Committee on Intelligence staff, visited the Badge Office and received his - Headquarters badge. He then proceeded to the C&R conference room where he reviewed extracts of NIS's rela ting to the security services of| | vvy Vidal, O/SA/DO/O, assisted with the | service aspects, — 149 397 SeGHET ves, gdesMPDeT cn Bey INTERNAL USE ONLY
(foto 4a-t0a69 ‘ ee ne ee rr «t ° ate e . . Fa cadet i antennae otek be horne Fk ee entre SUSE OTT a ATO «ded tae + RAT A Rene oS le Mee ARENT ae as * “ O/pper . Mr. Hetu NFAG eed i. nr 2 : Journal ~ Office of Legislative Counsel . .. — “ys. Pagéelod - Monday ~- 5 December 1977 ip a 43. (Unclassified - MG) CONSTITUENT. Received a call from Peggy, in the office of Representative Thad Cochran (R., Miss.), who requested that I send to her some general information about the CIA for a constituent. After receiving the materials from the Public Affairs Office, I forwarded them to the Congressman's office, . 44, (Unclassified - ABS) LIAISON Met with Michael Goldsmith, | - _ House Select Committee on Assassinations staff, regarding some questions Mr. Goldsmith has concerning the numbering system on FOLIA released documents, (See Memo for the Record). en, mo, 45, (Unclassified - DTC) LIAISON Had several conversations with John Hornbeck and Michael Goldsmith, se Select Committee on Assassinations staff, concerning information that they wished made _ availa ttee for their perusal, In addition, Goldsmith - asked for and received a briefing on the Agency's FOIA program numbering ‘System, _ Bes ae Q GEORGE L. CARY Legislative Counsel . ccs Mr. Grinwis> Ex. Sec. fs, ee DDA DDS&T © ts ee SA/DO/O © IC Staff Comptroller
Journal ~ Office of Legislative Counsel Monday - 5 December 1977 43. (Unclassified - MG) CONSTITUENT Received a cali from ~ Peggy, in the office of Representative Thad Cochran (R., Miss.), who requested that I send to her some general information about the CLA for a constituent. After receiving the materials from the Public Adfairs ee Office, I forwarded them to the Congressman's office. ce | 44, (Unclassified - ABS) LIAISON Met with Michael Goldsmith, . 19.¢.Se)e Omni tans sassinations staff, regarding some questions ; oe Mr, Goldsmith has concerning the numbering system on FOIA released — oa documents, (See Memo for the Record). ae ae ‘ 45. (Unclassified - DTC) LIAISON ‘Had several conversations with oy John Hornbeck and Michael Goldsmith, House Select Committee on 2 0 Assassinations staff, concerning information that they wished made © 05? ‘available to the Committee for their perusal, In addition, Goldsmith woe asked for and received a briefing on the Agency’ s FOLA program numbering aa system. a Dos Legislative Counsel 7 a SE ce: . O/DDCI Mr. Grinwis Ex. Sec. ere — DDA DDS&T 2 ere Mr. Lapham BS Rg RS a Mr. Hetu Es Dk - SA/DO/O IG Staff | a Comptroller = 0 0 ey NFAG | a
(104-10442-10366) «a yee woe Sone QONFIRENTIAL esc ‘from Mr. Hume asking for his help in persuading CIA to waive fees. : : ae . thie subject and she will reply directly to Mr. Hume. ..-. _ proved to be a cooperative briefee and an excellent raconteur, .: _ FBI General Counsel Office, who informed me that he had a "Cuban oo 'Counter-Revolutionary Handbook" in his possession which appeared to _" TINTERNAL USE ONLY ~  yournan ates CEG. OFFICE oF LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL | Friday - 9 December 1977. | - . - 1, (Unclassified - ME) LIAISON I responded toa call received last evening and discussed with Ms, Ryan Conroy, in the office of | . Senator Alan Cranston (D., Calif, ), the FOIA request from constituent, 7 Donald J. Hume. The Senator's office has received another letter ; Ms. Conroy asked for a copy of our letter to Mr. Hume concerning SS . : - . 2 (Confidential - PG) LIAISON Together with Lyle Miller, Deputy Legislative Counsel, and Ray Hart, OS, visited Leon J aworski, Special Counsel, House Committee on Standards of Official Conduct, _~ in his law offices. The purpose of our call was to give Mr. Jaworski - @ compartmented briefing for access to SI material, Mr, Jaworski. 3. (Unclassified -'RSG) LIAISON Pat Orr, Betsy Palmer, Edwin ae, ' Lopez, Gaeton Fonzi, Gary Cornwall, G. Robert Blakey, all members _ to review several documents: Oe . Bayo-Pawley Affair, William Pawley, Frank Sturgis, sanitized IG Report .- . , 08 Book V. Notes were taken on the Cuban Revolutionary Handbook, .. —_*: _, Classified, sanitized, and courlered to the Committee offices, Other © Js assinations staff, visited the Agency ve Cuban Counter-Revo tionary Handbook, oa notes for Pat Orr were retained until Monday. rrr re 4. (Unclassified - RSG) LIAISON . Took a call from. Danny Coulson, be ClA-originated, He couriered the Book to me for disposition =... ~ and will follow with a cover memorandum, ee 5. (Internal Use Only - PG) LIAISON Dan Swellinger, Deputy. .- Special Counsel, Senate Select Committee on Ethics, and three staff researchers ma ir first visit to Headquarters to review files, = = ¥ 2.5. Mr. formerly Chief EA/JK Branch and Deputy Chief |: of Station in] provided a briefing on the KCIA and orientation inte CIA files. The remainder of the afternoon was spent in file review. .
404-10142-10402 ‘ : "Addendum to Journal - Office of Legislative Counsel confirmation, which I did, Tuesday - 27. December 1977 ot 10. (Gatewnaltise-<@riy- CM) LIAISON I advised Terry Lytle, Chairman Edward M. Kennedy's (D.,.Mass. ) Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on Antitrust and Monopoly staff, that we would not be able to declassify an item on Japanese government relations with Japanese big business, which the news media has mentioned. Lytle understood the problem, | though he lamented it and thought it might be a good idea to get a clearance for hirnself: ee | ll. (intewnai-Use-Guly-- CM) LIAISON [left word for Jim Humphreys, of the staff of Senator Donald Riegle (D., Mich.), to call me. The subject is an earlier query from Humphreys about declassification programs going on in the Agency now. | . 12. (Unclassified = MG) LIAISON Sent via courier to Senator Henry M. Jackson (D., Wash.) a note from the Director which forwarded .- a copy of the Director's statement on the pérsonnel reduction’ in the DDO. 13. (Unclassified - RSG) LIAISON Took a ‘call from Mickey Goldsmith, House Select Committee on Assassinations staff, who . indicated he was scheduled to attend a briefing at 9:30 a.m, Wednesday, 28 December, in the C&R Conference Room on the structure of CIA. _ Mr. Goldsmith suggested the briefing be postponed until Thursday, - 5 January, at the same time. I told him I would get back to him with pop ling Legislative Counsel - Ces O/DDCL_ Mr. ‘Grinwis” Ex. Sec. — DDA DDS&T Mr. Lapham Mr. Hetu SA/DO/O IC Staff Compt NFAC
(tog-t0743-10003] | WHE! “AOD TONAL’ INDICATORS - ARE. ASSIGNED FOR SPEC SECRET INFO: FILE, VR. ODO~4, C/A H9, a 6 C/LSN/IDs» C/NE@6, C/PCS, C/SEe Se ODPD=b, (64u/P) ° Ey PER C/S 1918162 REV Ad: FILE. [ever adel = we om om a ie eA Ce tage OS Se A EEN MEH GED GE Gime A Ma Es Gay EP eee ED ane (aps a es ae 1° O-ae Site Ip tan eeREY THe a se oo on er chara 78 o2ieszon | PAGE 001 | ; TOT: 3402562 JAN 78 PO ie BB en om Hea a pew mn ennne cece cn nennenenne 1% ER Bea EBD wa Sieh SE 4 Om ae aap wD Se sp 5 E r R- STAFF 1402567 DIRECTOR 154285 TOF #WSBe WNINTEL RYBAT CHELA da. IN ACCORDANCE WITH PUBLIC LAw 90-331 AND wit LIMITATIONS PLACED UPON ITS ACTIVITIES BY OTHER STATU EXECUTIVE ORDER, THE AGENCY IS REQUIRED TO ASSIST. THE: N. SECRET SERVICE (USSS) IN THE ACCOMPLISHMENT OF ITS ‘PROT RESPONSIBILITIES, ON 18 JULY 1977 AN AGREEMENT WAS EXECUTE. THE USSS AND CIA CONCERNING COOPERATION HETWEEN THE Two AGE! AN IMPORTANT ASPECT UF CIA ASSISTANCE IS THE PROMPT PREPARA DELIVERY TG THE USSS OF INFORMATION BEARING ON PROTECTIVE ‘Mi 2. TO ENSURE THAT SUCH INFORMATION REACHES THE usss| Exe PEDITIOUSLY, THE FOLLOWING REPORTING AND INFORMATION HANDLING. PROCEDURES ARE ESTASLISHED: Be USSS PROTECTECS ARE THE PRESIDVEWT. VICE PRESIDENT MEMBERS OF THEIR IMMEDIATE FAMILIES, FORMER PRESIDENTS «” THEIR OR “WIDOWS AND CHILDREN TO AGE 16 &AND. IN CERTAIN CASES. DISTING FOREIGN VISITORS TO THE U.S. AND OFFICIAL UL S. REPS ON.: MISSIONS | ABROAD. INFORMATION CONCERNING FOREIGN. LAR PROTECTEES: mobi ‘BE SENT HOS VIA OPERATIONS CABLE. F OPERATIONS..SUCH AS PRESIDENTIAL TRIPS, » THESE: INDI FULLO® -RYB THERA DAS PART ONE AND PART Two eoHE FIRST PART ALL PER ‘T OPERATIONAL AND § BSTANTIVE INFORMATIG SOURCE ETAILS OF ACQUISITION.: :.TKE SECOND PARI ORDS, "FOR SECRET SERVICE®. 4nD 18 FOR IMMED To? “USSS. THIS PART SHOULD CONTAIN ALL ESSENTIAL “ELEM THREAT | TNE QRMATION WITHOUT IDENTIFYING SQURCES AND ) WITHOUT CRYPTS, ALIASES AND TRADECRAFT TERMINOLOGY. TNE TION FOR USSS. “HOWEVER, MUST BE COMPLETE. DETAILED, CLEAR -AND SECRET =2 02 an
14-00000 SECRET PAGE O02 TOtt LA0Z2562 JAN 7B. PRECISE. iv. SHOULD “INCLUDE A - s0uRCE AND RELIABILITY DESEALE TOW. oe IF PART. THO Ji8. OMITTED BECAUSE THE STATION BELIEVES “THES -EABLE Re CONTAINS. KO: “BUBSTANTIVE INFGRMATION KOT PREVIOUSLY RERURTED AOR NEEDED BY.IHE. USSS., HOS WILL DETERPINE WHETHER ANY ADBTT (pNaL” INE.DRMATION SHOULD BE SENT TO USSS. £2 IMPDET.> a : GRIGs -PCBr£7e | Ji COORD: ADC/AF (KANE): C4EA. woReyy: CURA CLA CLALR)? C/LA CWARRENI$ CYNE? AC/SE (FRANK: A) CTOVARI:: EAteSs suyHe C/PCS (PAGE); A/saAdDO (SHACKLEY) « END OF MESSAGE - | SECRET
St — we have considered the entry with regard to attempted suicide. We consider this entry as being of consider- ahle importance and one which-might be subject to veri fication.") Recipient: FBI. [Copy to Warren Commission] 18 February 1964 DDP 4-0861 Memorandum for the Director, Federal Bureau of Investigation. Subject: Assassination of President John F. Kennedy. (". . . 47 photographs which were among the effects of Lee Harvey OSWALD, ... . It appears that most of the photographs were taken in the USSR and depict Soviet pontacts of OSWALD or scenes in the Soviet Union.” Recipient: FBI. [Copy to Warren Commission] 18 February 1964 DOP 4-0862 Memorandum for the Chief, United States Secret Service. Subject: Assassination of President John F. Kennedy. (Verification of entry in “Historic Diary" relating to OSWALD's attempted suicide.) Recipient: Secret Service. [Copy to Warren Commission] 18 February 1964 DOP 4-0864 Memorandum for Mr. Thomas L. Hughes, The Director of Intelligence and Research, Department of State. Subject: Assassination of President John F. Kennedy - Verification of Entry in "Historic Diary”. Recipient: State. [Copy to Warren Commission] 20 February 1964 CSCI-3/779 ,988 ve Subject: Lee Harvey OSWALD.  (detsiquammninimamengeenndeione TET SNES 22 February 1964 DIR 03101 Sublect: oe es Recipient: White House (attention Secret Service. )
104-10143-10014 “ INTERNA) par pans. CONFIDENT Al A1Sc Journal - Office of Legislative Counsel ARTURNTO CIA Page 3 ‘Wednesday - 13 December 1978 . Backcround Use Only Do Not Meproduce 12. (Unclassified - DFM) LIAISON Called Dennis Sharon, Senate Select Committee on Intelligence staff, and informed him that OS, would brief him, Hershey Lilly and Susan Phillips, alSo of the Committee staff, today on the SI, TK and BYE compartments. We arranged for. the briefing at 2:30 p.m. . Oo “43. (Unclassified - DFM) LIAISON Provided Bill Miller, Staff Director, Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, a copy of the DDCI's recent speech before the House Select Committee on Assassinations. 14. (Confidential - DFM) LIAISON Talked with Len Weiss, Staff Director, Senate Governmental Affairs Subcommittee on Energy, Nuclear Proliferation and Federal Services, and set up meetings for him next week on 19 December to review an NFEAC report on South Korean nuclear capabilities and to meet with Don Gregg, C/PCS/LOC,DDO, on the same subject and an 18 December briefing on South African nuclear capabilities. 15. (Unclassified - DFM) LIAISON Accompanied Earl Eisenhower, Senate Select Committee on Intelligence staff, to a meeting with| ost SA/DCI/CI, regarding the 2 Committee's request. for further briefings on counterintelligence. (See Memorandum for the Record.) 16. (Confidential - DFM) LIAISON Accompanied Abram *Shulsky, Senat mmittee on Intelligence staff, to a meeting with DDO, ana{ FOTA Coordinator, in connection with the Select Committee's upcoming report on international terrorism. Gary Chase, OLC, also attended. |x al explained Agency problems with the Freedom of Information Act in both the terrorism field and broader, and answered Shulsky's final questions on Agency activities against international terrorists. LYLE L. MILLER Deputy Legislative Counsel CONFIDENTIAL 20260 JNTERNAL USE QNLY
404-10143-10044] - ee By U pd MEMORANDUM FOR: Mr. Donald F. Massey 6” 9 August 1978 Mr .| basa FROM > S. OD. Breckinridge , Principal Cogrdinator/HSCA SUBJECT : 1977 Task Force Report on Book V of Church Committee Report 1. Attached is one copy each, with copy of correspondence from me to the Legislative Counsel, concerning release of a sanitized copy of the 1977 Task Force Report, commenting on Book V of the Church Committee Final Report. It had been felt in the past more desirable.to not make this available to our two oversight committees, primarily because the SSCI is somewhat of a lineal descendant of the Church Committee. It is noted that HSCA has seen the Report in both sanitized and unsanitized versions; it may well be cited in the final HSCA Report. 2. Given the present environment, with pending criticisms of CIA's performance in the investigation of the assassination of President Kennedy, many of the lines of discussion in the 1977 Task Force Report have current releyance. Although portions of the 1977 Task Force Report haye been sanitized, much of the discussion should be meaningful to our oversight committees, which may soon be hearing some rather strong assertions of past derelictions by the Agency in this same field. To the extent that past criticisms are suspect, it may have a tempering influence on reactions to current criticisms of a similar nature. 3. It is requested that you review the report for transmittal to your respective oversight committees (SSCI and HPSCI). Please note Fred Hitz's reaction to my proposal. 1 did not convey to him past reservations on the point, and you may wish to do so. —e a ce ce cet ee nner sve tere ete nernceene Sieneifed ag _ _f alt & ~. . : Exempt from general S . dD. Breckinridge decluszitication schedule of E.Q, 11652 . exemption schedule 53 (1), cy (3) Automatically @vuclassilled on Date Impassibie to Determina Attachments: “ee | 20a30 SEGRE!
14-00000 MEMORANDUM FOR: MR. ~ LYLE “ILLLER [oe ee . -Attached are two copies of our Task Force «a, Report ,"Comments on Book V." Believe = _ ¥"Seétt talked to you about passing them t6 the House and Senate Committeesw--: 447 Wish to emphasize that they are not IG Reports but product¢ of a representative Agency Task Force. soph aiden I taff 13 Dec. 77 RM USE PR 5 101 ppITIONS APPROVED FOR RELEASE 1993 CIA HISTORICAL REVIEW PROGRAS
eo . oS ab “pre: I am hesitant to say pass this - this on to the,eommittees until mahagenient ——> knows what the bottom line is. Is there a synopsis or precise, Let Blake, DCI, etc., know what all this means. © LLM 13 Dec APPROVED FOR RELEASE 1993 CIA HISTORICAL REVIEW PROGRAM
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14-00000 SECRET J. Charles Flick’- retired under cover - (Mexico City) interview can be arranged through Station 2. In response to paragraph 3 of reference, Mr. Ken Klein was briefed by Mr. Ed Andrews, SE Division, at 1000 hours on 10 May 1978 on the KGB, as requested. Also, Mr. Ben Pepper met with Mr. Klein on 9 May 1978. Norbert A. ShepAnek SECRET
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