Below are the list of Top Occupations with the Most Openings in Oregon as projected by Oregon Employment Department, Oregon Labor Market Information System as cited by CareerOneStop.org, which is sponsored by the U. S. Department of Labor, Employment and Training Administration. Hopefully, this market research will help guide you as you look for your next job.

Top 25 Occupations with the Most Openings in Oregon: Some High School

Below are the occupations with a typical entry-level education of “some high school” that are projected to have the largest number of job openings during the 2010-2020 time period. Click on the image to view larger image of the Top 25 Occupations with the Most Openings for people with “some high school” education.

Top 25 Occupations with the Most Openings in Oregon: A High School Degree

Below are the occupations with a typical entry-level education of a “high school degree” that are projected to have the largest number of job openings during the 2010-2020 time period.  Click on the image to view larger image of the Top 25 Occupations with the Most Openings for people with a “high school” education.

Top 25 Occupations with the Most Openings in Oregon: Some College

These are the occupations with a typical entry-level education of “some college” that are projected to have the largest number of job openings during the 2010-2020 time period.  Click on the image to view larger image of the Top 25 Occupations with the Most Openings for people with “some college” education.

Top 25 Occupations with the Most Openings in Oregon: A Two-Year/Associate’s Degree

These are the occupations with a typical entry-level education of an “associate’s degree” that are projected to have the largest number of job openings during the 2010-2020 time period. Click on the image to view larger image of the Top 25 Occupations with the Most Openings for people with an “associate’s degree” education.

Top 25 Occupations with the Most Openings in Oregon: A Four-Year/Bachelor’s Degree

These are the occupations with a typical entry-level education of a “bachelor’s degree” that are projected have the largest number of job openings during the 2010-2020 time period. Click on the image to view larger image of the Top 25 Occupations with the Most Openings for people with an “bachelor’s degree” education.

Top 25 Occupations with the Most Openings in Oregon: A Master’s Degree

These are the occupations with a typical entry-level education of a “master’s degree or higher” that are projected to have the largest number of job openings during the 2010-2020 time period. Click on the image to view larger image of the Top 25 Occupations with the Most Openings for people with a “master’s degree” education.

About this Data

• Employment is the number of jobs in this occupation. The employment projection period is from 2010 to 2020. 
• Percent change is the expected job growth for this occupation.
• The estimate for Job Openings includes both turnover that results from people who leave the occupation(e.g. quit, retire, death) and new jobs that are created. 
• Earnings symbols show average wages for that occupation. The latest available earnings data are from 2010. Read more about wage data.
• Typical Education is the level of education that most workers need to enter the occupation. Read more about the education and training classification system.

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Below are the list of Top Occupations with the Most Openings in California as projected by California Employment Development Department, Labor Market Information Division as cited by CareerOneStop.org, which is sponsored by the U. S. Department of Labor, Employment and Training Administration. Hopefully, this market research will help guide you as you look for your next job.

Top 25 Occupations with the Most Openings in California: Some High School

Below are the occupations with a typical entry-level education of “some high school” that are projected to have the largest number of job openings during the 2010-2020 time period. Click on the image to view larger image of the Top 25 Occupations with the Most Openings for people with “some high school” education.

Top 25 Occupations with the Most Openings in California: A High School Degree

Below are the occupations with a typical entry-level education of a “high school degree” that are projected to have the largest number of job openings during the 2010-2020 time period.  Click on the image to view larger image of the Top 25 Occupations with the Most Openings for people with a “high school” education.

Top 25 Occupations with the Most Openings in California: Some College

These are the occupations with a typical entry-level education of “some college” that are projected to have the largest number of job openings during the 2010-2020 time period.  Click on the image to view larger image of the Top 25 Occupations with the Most Openings for people with “some college” education.

Top 25 Occupations with the Most Openings in California: A Two-Year/Associate’s Degree

These are the occupations with a typical entry-level education of an “associate’s degree” that are projected to have the largest number of job openings during the 2010-2020 time period. Click on the image to view larger image of the Top 25 Occupations with the Most Openings for people with an “associate’s degree” education.

Top 25 Occupations with the Most Openings in California: A Four-Year/Bachelor’s Degree

These are the occupations with a typical entry-level education of a “bachelor’s degree” that are projected have the largest number of job openings during the 2010-2020 time period. Click on the image to view larger image of the Top 25 Occupations with the Most Openings for people with an “bachelor’s degree” education.

Top 25 Occupations with the Most Openings in California: A Master’s Degree

These are the occupations with a typical entry-level education of a “master’s degree or higher” that are projected to have the largest number of job openings during the 2010-2020 time period. Click on the image to view larger image of the Top 25 Occupations with the Most Openings for people with a “master’s degree” education.

About this Data

• Employment is the number of jobs in this occupation. The employment projection period is from 2010 to 2020. 
• Percent change is the expected job growth for this occupation.
• The estimate for Job Openings includes both turnover that results from people who leave the occupation(e.g. quit, retire, death) and new jobs that are created.
• Earnings symbols show average wages for that occupation. The latest available earnings data are from 2010. Read more about wage data.
• Typical Education is the level of education that most workers need to enter the occupation. Read more about the education and training classification system.

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Below are the list of Top Occupations with the Most Openings in WA State as projected by Washington State Employment Security Department, Labor Market and Economic Analysis Branch as cited by CareerOneStop.org, which is sponsored by the U. S. Department of Labor, Employment and Training Administration. Hopefully, this market research will help guide you as you look for your next job.

Top Occupations with the Most Openings in WA State: Some High School

Below are the occupations with a typical entry-level education of “some high school” that are projected to have the largest number of job openings during the 2008-2018 time period. Click on the image to view larger image of the Top 25 Occupations with the Most Openings for people with “some high school” education.

Top Occupations with the Most Openings in WA State: A High School Degree

Below are the occupations with a typical entry-level education of a “high school degree” that are projected to have the largest number of job openings during the 2008-2018 time period.  Click on the image to view larger image of the Top 25 Occupations with the Most Openings for people with a “high school” education.

Top Occupations with the Most Openings in WA State: Some College

These are the occupations with a typical entry-level education of “some college” that are projected to have the largest number of job openings during the 2008-2018 time period.  Click on the image to view larger image of the Top 25 Occupations with the Most Openings for people with “some college” education.

Top Occupations with the Most Openings in WA State: A Two-Year/Associate’s Degree

These are the occupations with a typical entry-level education of an “associate’s degree” that are projected to have the largest number of job openings during the 2008-2018 time period. Click on the image to view larger image of the Top 25 Occupations with the Most Openings for people with an “associate’s degree” education.

Top Occupations with the Most Openings in WA State: A Four-Year/Bachelor’s Degree

These are the occupations with a typical entry-level education of a “bachelor’s degree” that are projected have the largest number of job openings during the 2008-2018 time period. Click on the image to view larger image of the Top 25 Occupations with the Most Openings for people with an “bachelor’s degree” education.

Top Occupations with the Most Openings in WA State: A Master’s Degree

These are the occupations with a typical entry-level education of a “master’s degree or higher” that are projected to have the largest number of job openings during the 2008-2018 time period. Click on the image to view larger image of the Top 11 Occupations with the Most Openings for people with a “master’s degree” education.

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38% of Goldbelt Shareholders live in Alaska. I wanted to give Alaska shareholders insight into the labor market so I posted the “Fastest-Growing Occupations in Alaska from 2008-2018.”

But 16% of Goldbelt Shareholders live in WA State. If you’re a WA State resident or looking to move to there, I’ve done some preliminary research for you on the fastest-growing occupations in Washington.

Below are the list of Fastest-Growing Occupations in WA State projected by Washington State Employment Security Department, Labor Market and Economic Analysis Branch as cited by CareerOneStop.org, which is sponsored by the U. S. Department of Labor, Employment and Training Administration. Hopefully, this market research will help guide you as you look for your next job.

Fastest-Growing Occupations for Job Seekers with “Some High” School

Below are the occupations with a typical entry-level education of “some high school” that are projected to grow the fastest during the 2008-2018 time period. Click on the image to view larger image of the Top 25 Fastest-Growing Occupations for people with ” some high school” education.

Fastest-Growing Occupations for Job Seekers with a High School Degree

Below are the occupations with a typical entry-level education of a “high school degree“ that are projected to grow the fastest during the 2008-2018 time period. Click on the image to view larger image of the Top 25 Fastest-Growing Occupations for people with a “high school” education.

Fastest-Growing Occupations for Job Seekers with Some College

These are the occupations with a typical entry-level education of “some college” that are projected to grow the fastest during the 2008-2018 time period.  Click on the image to view larger image of the Top 25 Fastest-Growing Occupations for people with “some college” education.

Fastest-Growing Occupations for Job Seekers with a Two-Year/Associate’s Degree

These are the occupations with a typical entry-level education of an “associate’s degree” that are projected to grow the fastest during the 2008-2018 time period. Click on the image to view larger image of the Top 25 Fastest-Growing Occupations for people with an “associate’s degree” education.

Fastest-Growing Occupations for Job Seekers with a Four-Year/Bachelor’s Degree

These are the occupations with a typical entry-level education of a “bachelor’s degree” that are projected to grow the fastest during the 2008-2018 time period. This does not mean these are the occupations with the most openings. Click on the image to view larger image of the Top 25 Fastest-Growing Occupations for people with an “bachelor’s degree” education.

Fastest-Growing Occupations for Job Seekers with a Master’s Degree

These are the occupations with a typical entry-level education of a “master’s degree or higher” that are projected to grow the fastest during the 2008-2018 time period. This does not mean these are the occupations with the most openings. Click on the image to view larger image of the Top 25 Fastest-Growing Occupations for people with an “master’s degree” education.

Terms

• Employment is the number of jobs in this occupation. The employment projection period is from 2008 to 2018. Read more about state employment projections.
• Percent change is the expected job growth for this occupation.
• The estimate for Job Openings includes both turnover that results from people who leave the occupation(e.g. quit, retire, death) and new jobs that are created. Read more about Job Openings
• Earnings symbols show average wages for that occupation. The latest available earnings data are from 2008. Read more about wage data.
• Typical Education is the level of education that most workers need to enter the occupation. Read more about the education and training classification system.

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I decided to put myself to the test, answering the same 10 questions that Tim Westergren answered. Along the way, I realized some interesting things about myself.

1. What company do you not want to start but wish someone else would?

An internet-based business that allows Goldbelt shareholders located anywhere in the United States or Canada to work for that internet business. This could reduce the barriers to entry for technology jobs for shareholders. Goldbelt shareholders could be trained remotely via web conferencing, perform their jobs at the internet-based business, and make good wages. These types of jobs would allow shareholders to build their skill sets, allowing them to be prepared for the next couple of decades.

More traditional companies like GE are investing in internet technology companies like Pivotal, diversifying their portfolio by getting into internet-based businesses.

I’d create a business like this if I had the right business model, start-up funding, and a small group of founders to get it off the ground. But I would be just as happy if someone else did.

2. Which TV or movie character would you like to go into business with?

Angela from Bones. She’s analytic. She’s tech savvy. And she’s super smart with her artist’s approach to problem solving. More importantly, she’s funny. Funny people who are smart help you keep going in a startup.

3. If you were to start your own political party, what would the platform be?

Educate yourself as a voter.

There’s so much disinformation or inaccurate information during state or national campaigns. It’s up to voters to research the issues that will impact their lives, and then vote for the candidate that best represents their values and position. Today, even the media has a point of view, so it’s almost impossible to get objective journalism, which explains the pros and cons, and the effects of a candidate’s platform. Also, does the candidate have a vision that speaks to you?

4. It’s 8:00 pm and you’re traveling on business, what do you do all night?

Play on my iPad, marathon some of my favorite TV shows on Netflix via my Apple TV, which would be hooked up to the hotel room’s flat-screen TV. I just finished marathoning Battlestar Galactica! I can’t believe I didn’t watch this show when it was on air (2004-2009).

5. Whom would you trade places with for a day?

Winston Churchill painting at Chartwell. What an amazing man. What an amazing life. Winston loved painting, champagne, and Chartwell. Me? I love his paintings, love champagne, and would love to live at Chartwell. Since I can’t trade places with him, the best I can do is collect books on Winston Churchill.

6. The biggest myth in business is…

Introverts aren’t effective leaders. I think some of the best leaders I’ve worked with were introverts.

Believe it or not, I’m an introvert. People who went to junior high or high school with me may have a hard time believing this because of my leadership role in basketball growing up. But I find strength in being an introvert. I have had to alter how I manage my career because of it, though.

Read “Why Introverts Can Make The Best Leaders” by Jennifer B. Kahnweiler where she summarizes introverts as leaders. I agree with her five key points:

- They think first, talk later. Introverted leaders think before they speak. Unless I’m an expert on the issue, I always listen, think. Think some more, then speak.

- They focus on depth. Introverted leaders seek depth over breadth. My approach is depth not breadth. I always drill down into a subject or issue rather than casting a wide net. I started out as a specialist (depth with expertise) in business, and then gradually learned how to balance being a generalist (casting wider net) when necessary.

As you rise in your career, you’re a specialist, and then as you move up the ladder, you become a generalist. The most effective leaders are the ones who know how to do it all because they drill down into the issues from their specialist perspective, especially if it’s their area of expertise.

- They exude calm. Introverted leaders are low-key. I’m only low-key looking on the outside. Inside, I get excited about an idea or an issue, then I demonstrate my enthusiasm which tends to give me more credibility because I don’t look like I’m easily convinced on an idea or issue….because I’m not easily convinced.

The ideas or issues need to make business sense or have a return on investment, whether it’s an investment of money or time, unless it’s a social good, then by all means, I’m all for the idea or issue.

- They let their fingers do the talking. Introverted leaders usually prefer writing to talking. My work always speaks for itself. I’m the one who generates most of the documentation for the executive team. I let my extroverted counterparts do all the talking, but I know when to speak up. So when I say something, people are really attentive to what I have to say. I’ve been fortunate to develop good judgment around knowing when to speak up.

- They embrace solitude. Introverted leaders are energized by spending time alone. My big brother Mark took care of me because Mom and Dad both worked. When I was old enough, I became a latchkey kid. As a result I love spending time by myself. Sometimes too much time, because I can easily become untethered, floating in my own bubble reading books or thinking my thoughts. I’m also a busy bee like my Mom while my brother Mark knows how to relax like my Dad did.

Mark and me in 1964

7. What’s the most embarrassing thing you’re willing to admit here? That I wish I would have taken school seriously in junior high and high school. It was all about basketball for me back then. However, I learned about team work, leadership, and that practice makes perfect.

But I wish I would have worked harder on math and science, so I’d have the grounding to become a developer – to write code to build my own web and mobile apps. But my mind just doesn’t think that way!

I’m very proud of my cousin Ashley. She has all A’s cross the board, especially in math and science. The world is her oyster. She’ll be able to choose any career, learn any skills for any job she wants. That’s what math and science does for your career options as an adult.

8. If you could time travel, where would you be right now?

With my Dad! I have vivid memories of him. I would choose any moment with Dad. I credit him for teaching me how to improvise like MacGyver because Dad was a sheet metal specialist, and he had all these tools for his trade. He taught me how to use the basic tools and also how to problem-solve.

I would give anything to travel back in time and spend time with my Dad.

Although maybe not back to the time Dad, Mark and I were biking on the North Douglas highway when I was little. A Norwegian elkhound rushed me as we were biking past it. I crashed my bike, causing Mark to crash. We both have scars on our knees because of me. When Dad explained what a happened to Mom, all she heard was “Lori was attacked by a dog?!!”

9. What have you learned about yourself while running your business?

That I love building something from nothing. Lack of coding ability aside, I’ve been fortunate to take ideas, make them a product or business, and then launch them.

I never saw this ability coming. Who would have thought that when I worked at SEARCH in Patient Accounts that I would become an entrepreneur and work for startups? Not me!

10. What have you sacrificed for success?

Time with my Mom. I lived in Manhattan two years and it was too hard being that far away from her. It was especially upsetting when I couldn’t fly to Petersburg in the same day when we had a death in the family. Today, I’m fortunate to have regularly scheduled time with Mom during the year. I’m excited because I’m going to see her soon and we always have fun watching the NBA playoffs together!

So those are my answers. I think you should answer these ten questions, too – you may be surprised at what you learn about yourself!

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I’d like to thank all the Shareholders that look time out of their evening last night to listen to my automated phone message around 7:00 pm.

I felt this was the most effective way of introducing myself, so you could hear my voice as I explained my background and what I’d like to achieve if I’m elected to the Goldbelt Board.

On a funny note, I added my Mother’s phone number to the list so she could hear my message. And what does Mom do at 7:02 pm? Mom calls me  at the exact time she was to receive the automated call, asking me what the score was for Game 2 of the NBA Playoffs between LA Clippers vs. Memphis Grizzlies. She completely missed my call!

At least one of her favorite teams won: LA Clippers. Go Brooklyn Nets and Oklahoma Thunder!!!

In case you missed the phone, you can click “Play” to listen to the phone call message.

Click the play button to listen to the audio recording.

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Below are the list of Top Occupations with the Most Openings in Alaska as projected by Alaska Department of Labor & Workforce Development as cited by CareerOneStop.org, which is sponsored by the U. S. Department of Labor, Employment and Training Administration. Hopefully, this market research will help guide you as you look for your next job.

Some High School

Below are the occupations with a typical entry-level education of “some high school” that are projected to have the largest number of job openings during the 2008-2018 time period. Click on the image to view larger image of the Top 25 Occupations with the Most Openings for people with “some high school” education.

High School Degree

Below are the occupations with a typical entry-level education of a “high school degree” that are projected to have the largest number of job openings during the 2008-2018 time period.  Click on the image to view larger image of the Top 25 Occupations with the Most Openings for people with a “high school” education.

Some College

These are the occupations with a typical entry-level education of “some college” that are projected to have the largest number of job openings during the 2008-2018 time period.  Click on the image to view larger image of the Top 25 Occupations with the Most Openings for people with “some college” education.

Two-Year/Associate’s Degree

These are the occupations with a typical entry-level education of an “associate’s degree” that are projected to have the largest number of job openings during the 2008-2018 time period. Click on the image to view larger image of the Top 11 Occupations with the Most Openings for people with an “associate’s degree” education.

Four-Year/Bachelor’s Degree

These are the occupations with a typical entry-level education of a “bachelor’s degree” that are projected have the largest number of job openings during the 2008-2018 time period. Click on the image to view larger image of the Top 25 Occupations with the Most Openings for people with an “bachelor’s degree” education.

Master’s Degree

These are the occupations with a typical entry-level education of a “master’s degree or higher” that are projected to have the largest number of job openings during the 2008-2018 time period. Click on the image to view larger image of the Top 11 Occupations with the Most Openings for people with a “master’s degree” education.

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The Great Recession changed everything.  Read The Atlantic’s article “The Terrifying Reality of Long-Term Unemployment” on April 13, 2013 detailing how employment and unemployment may have permanently changed as a result of the Great Recession.

What does this mean for the unemployed? Job seekers? People just starting their career? Or parents trying to help their children prepare for the real world?

It means that we have to use as many tools as possible to understand the labor market and where the jobs are. We need to do research on the fastest-growing occupations or the discover occupations with the most openings.

Fastest-Growing Occupations in Alaska

I’ve done some preliminary research on the fastest-growing occupations in Alaska. Below are the list of Fastest-Growing Occupations in Alaska as projected by Alaska Department of Labor & Workforce Development as cited by CareerOneStop.org, which is sponsored by the U. S. Department of Labor, Employment and Training Administration. Hopefully, this market research will help guide you as you look for your next job.

Fastest-Growing Occupations for Job Seekers with Some High School

Below are the occupations with a typical entry-level education of “some high school” that are projected to grow the fastest during the 2008-2018 time period. Click on the image to view larger image of the Top 25 Fastest-Growing Occupations for people with ” some high school” education.

Fastest-Growing Occupations for Job Seekers with a High School Degree

Below are the occupations with a typical entry-level education of a “high school degree“ that are projected to grow the fastest during the 2008-2018 time period. Click on the image to view larger image of the Top 25 Fastest-Growing Occupations for people with a “high school” education.

Fastest-Growing Occupations for Job Seekers with Some College

These are the occupations with a typical entry-level education of “some college” that are projected to grow the fastest during the 2008-2018 time period.  Click on the image to view larger image of the Top 25 Fastest-Growing Occupations for people with “some college” education.

Fastest-Growing Occupations for Job Seekers with a Two-Year/Associate’s Degree

These are the occupations with a typical entry-level education of an “associate’s degree” that are projected to grow the fastest during the 2008-2018 time period. Click on the image to view larger image of the Top 25 Fastest-Growing Occupations for people with an “associate’s degree” education.

Fastest-Growing Occupations for Job Seekers with a Four-Year/Bachelor’s Degree

These are the occupations with a typical entry-level education of a “bachelor’s degree” that are projected to grow the fastest during the 2008-2018 time period. This does not mean these are the occupations with the most openings. Click on the image to view larger image of the Top 25 Fastest-Growing Occupations for people with an “bachelor’s degree” education.

Fastest-Growing Occupations for Job Seekers with a Master’s Degree

These are the occupations with a typical entry-level education of a “master’s degree or higher” that are projected to grow the fastest during the 2008-2018 time period. This does not mean these are the occupations with the most openings. Click on the image to view larger image of the Top 25 Fastest-Growing Occupations for people with an “master’s degree” education.

Terms

• Employment is the number of jobs in this occupation. The employment projection period is from 2008 to 2018. Read more about state employment projections.
• Percent change is the expected job growth for this occupation.
• The estimate for Job Openings includes both turnover that results from people who leave the occupation(e.g. quit, retire, death) and new jobs that are created. Read more about Job Openings
• Earnings symbols show average wages for that occupation. The latest available earnings data are from 2008. Read more about wage data.
• Typical Education is the level of education that most workers need to enter the occupation. Read more about the education and training classification system.

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Click the play button to listen to the audio recording.

Hello!

My name is Lori M Grant and I’m calling for your support as a candidate for the Goldbelt Board of Director. I have a unique and diverse business experience across industries ranging from Indian Healthcare to Online Expense Management to Healthcare Technology.

In 2006, I sold my startup to MTV Networks, which is one of the world’s leading creators of entertainment content. Today, I’m the Chief Operations Officer and product strategist for Operation Military Family.

I’m calling to let you know that I have a four-part plan to help Goldbelt prepare for the next forty years.

First, if elected, I’m committed to increasing revenue by evaluating new markets or industries for Goldbelt to pursue, such as information or internet technologies. We can’t be dependent on Federal spending or natural resources anymore, especially because of government budget cuts. We must also pursue new revenue streams for existing Goldbelt offerings.

Second, I’m committed to evaluating existing Goldbelt investments for effectiveness and competitiveness in the current economic and political environments. Goldbelt must reduce its risk of financial vulnerability caused by federal government budget reductions, which affects our 8(a) subsidiaries.

Third, I’m committed to developing employment opportunities for shareholders by preparing shareholders for a challenging labor market. As a former recipient of Alaska Native and American Indian scholarships and fellowships, I remain committed to new education opportunities for students, job seekers, and workers.

And fourth, I’ll push for a transparency or the free flow of Goldbelt Board and Management information to shareholders. As shareholders, we must be informed on our Board and CEO’s corporate strategy, strategic planning, and financial performance.

It’s been forty-two years since the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act (ANCSA) was passed. Goldbelt leaders and managers have successfully brought our urban corporation to where it is today. If Goldbelt strategically positions itself for the next forty years, by targeting industries that are projected to experience revenue growth in the years to come, shareholders will see higher dividends.

My educational background and work experience in startups and technology can contribute to Goldbelt’s future success. I would like to take the opportunity to serve you by ensuring that the Board of Directors fulfills its mission by making a significant and positive difference in the lives of Goldbelt shareholders.

Please vote for me, Lori M. Grant, on your proxy statement. For more information about me, please go to my website lorimgrant.com.

This year, more than ever, Goldbelt must prepare for the future. It’s not enough to maintain the status quo. We need to evolve Goldbelt so it can be competitive during this time of great economic change.

Thank you! I’m Lori M. Grant and I endorsed this message.

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