April 6-8, 2025
Sheraton Framingham Hotel & Conference Center
Framingham, MA
We hope to see you next year!
Details to come.
The online registration portal for in-person attendance is now closed, but we will be accepting on-site registration at the event. Please bring the Registration Form with your method of payment to the conference. You can also register online for the virtual only option. See the Registration section below.
Sessions and registration will be available until May 31, 2025. See details below.
The American School Counselor Association (ASCA) supports school counselors’ efforts to help students focus on academic, career and social/emotional development so they achieve success in school and are prepared to lead fulfilling lives as responsible members of society. ASCA provides professional development, publications and other resources, research and advocacy to school counselors around the globe.
For more information contact ASCA at (703) 683-2722 or asca@schoolcounselor.org.
Assumption University, a private Catholic liberal arts institution, fosters intellectual curiosity, purposeful discovery, and commitment to the common good. Located in Worcester, MA, Assumption serves 2,000 undergrad and grad students in a close-knit academic community with an average class size of 18. Assumption integrates Catholic liberal education with career preparation, forming graduates distinguished by intellectual rigor, thoughtful citizenship, and readiness for meaningful careers.
For more information please contact Katie Moulton, Associate Vice President for Enrollment at (508) 767-4140 or kt.moulton@assumption.edu.
College Bound Citizens is a team of former financial aid professionals that helps educate high school families on how to make smart decisions about paying for college. We offer free presentations both in person and virtually. To set up a free personalized session for your school, email CollegeBoundCitizens@citizensbank.com.
For more information please contact Gina Rigby, Relationship Manager at (774) 518-5833 or gina.rigby@citizensbank.com.
DialCare is a virtual and telephonic counseling service. You can give your students ages 11 and older access to mental health assistance no matter where they are. Members can use their phone, tablet or computer for sessions with mental health professionals from the comfort of their home or on the go. Let our mental health professionals help give you peace of mind.
For more information contact Becca Bean, Senior Vice President at beccab@dialcare.com.
Everyday Speech offers a research-based curriculum for classroom teachers and educational specialists, specifically School Counselors, teaching social-emotional, communication, and behavior skills through engaging videos, interactive activities, and games. Supporting all student tiers in various settings, it’s trusted by 55,000 educators in 5,000 districts. Simply click play to get started!
For more information contact Krystle Favreau, Customer Success Manager at (617) 458-8269 or krystle@everydayspeech.com.
ilearn wellness group’s Psychiatric Day Treatment Program in Newton, MA will provide psychiatric day treatment and psychotherapy services to adolescents from ages 12-17. Our multidisciplinary treatment team will utilize a combined approach of adolescent medicine, behavioral health, and educational professionals. The patient’s progress will be monitored as they progress toward the goal of successfully returning to age-appropriate activities in their/the patients school and community.
For more information contact Lisa Sundstrom, Community Outreach Liaison at (774) 519-6411 or intake@ilearnwellness.com.
Every classroom, every student is bursting with potential. That’s why we pursue relentless innovation at the intersection of technology, people, and curricula. Imagine Learning creates K–12 digital-first solutions, fueled by insights from educators, that evolve with the ever-changing demands of tomorrow. We work alongside educators to support over 15 million students in over half of the districts nationwide. Imagine Learning. Empower potential.
For more information contact Greg Moore, Account Executive at (774) 238-0945 or Greg.moore@imaginelearning.com.
Ithaca College is a campus community where the curious are empowered. Whether they become winning Pulitzers, launch nonprofits, anchor the news, or revolutionize patient care, our students “learn different and leave different.” IC offers over 70 majors and 13 graduate programs. Surrounded by 150 waterfalls in the Finger Lakes region, Ithaca is a student-fueled college town. Ithaca hosts tech startups, a vibrant music scene, Broadway-caliber theatre, and alumni-owned world-class restaurants.
For more information contact (607) 274-3124 or
admission@ithaca.edu.
Student wellness must include a balanced mind and positive emotional well-being. At iWellness Center, we’ve developed an innovative platform for K-12 schools that surveys students and analyzes data in real time, providing educators with critical insights to proactively support students’ emotional needs. The iWellness Center check-ins allow schools to monitor student well-being and promptly alert staff when immediate intervention is required.
For more information, please contact Whitney Foley,
Chief Executive Officer at (810) 513-6319 or whitney@iwellnesscenter.org, or email support@iwellnesscenter.org.
At Kiwi Recovery, we empower teens (12-18) and young adults (18-25) to build brighter, healthier futures through specialized outpatient mental health and substance use treatment. Our Psychiatric Day Treatment and Intensive Outpatient Programs (IOP) connect clients and their families with a supportive community who truly understand their challenges. Together, we help them discover effective tools to navigate life’s obstacles with strength and resilience.
With a focus on personalized, evidence-based care, Kiwi Recovery helps adolescents and young adults find sustainable recovery pathways that last a lifetime. Join us at our Concord, MA location — and stay tuned for new locations opening soon!
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Teachers and Educators in Massachusetts now have free access to Learning Blade, a Career-Readiness and STEM Education resource. This is a FREE and fully-funded resource courtesy of the Maritime Industrial Base and Blue Forge Alliance.
Learning Blade is aligned to Grades 5-9 and includes 400+ online lessons and 100+ hours of Project Based activities. These resources help students develop industry-ready skills and provide exposure to high-demand career opportunities in Engineering, Advanced Manufacturing, Computer Science, and more. To see an overview of everything that Learning Blade offers, visit the Learning Blade Missions Catalog.
Educators can request their free account at learningblade.com/ma.
For more information contact Joshua Sneideman,
Vice President of Learning Blade at (423) 681-9733 or joshua@learningblade.com.
MEFA’s mission, since our founding in 1982, been to help students and families access and afford higher education and reach financial goals through education programs, tax-advantaged savings plans, low-cost loans, and expert guidance. All of our work aligns with the ever-present goal to support the independence, growth, and success of students and families.
For more information contact MEFA’s K-12 Services team at k12support@mefa.org.
Milton Hershey School is one of the world’s best private schools, where qualifying students in pre-kindergarten through 12th grade live on campus. Students receive an exceptional educational experience, nurturing home life, college and career readiness support, and comprehensive health and wellness care, including medical and dental services, food, and clothing—with all costs covered.
For more information please contact Charlie Harcourt at 802-500-7795 or HarcourtC@mhs-pa.org.
Porter and Chester Institute’s career training in the automotive, computers, trades and healthcare fields is designed to give you the technical skills you need to become a valued employee in today’s competitive workforce. Our blended, online, and on-campus learning models offer you the flexibility to fit your education around your life schedule.
For more information please contact Jack Burke 860-402-9173 or jburke@porterchester.com.
Ruling Our eXperiences (ROX) is the nation’s only nonprofit organization that supports the complex needs of girls by conducting large-scale research and offering an evidence-based curriculum for girls. ROX trains school counselors & educators to deliver the 20 lesson, small group curriculum to girls in grades 5-12. Curricula is focused on Girl drama & bullying, healthy relationships, social media, body image, stress and coping has been proven effective with more than 47,000 since 2006.
For more information please contact Angel Mensing,
Manager, Growth Initiatives at (614) 488-8080 or angelmensing@rulingourexperiences.com.
SchooLinks is a modern college and career readiness platform that supports districts’ implementation of a comprehensive curriculum and framework to prepare students for the post-secondary pathway of their choice. Containing more than eighty interactive student experiences from interest discoveries, academic planning, and soft skill development – SchooLinks offers internship matching, career mentorship, industry partner management, and more to help districts support holistic postsecondary readiness. Our unified solution supports district initiatives for improved student outcomes and postsecondary readiness.
For more information please contact Jamie Gorski, Account Executive at jgorski@schoolinks.com.
Empowered with skills for life, Second Step® K-12 programs for human skills development give educators the tools to help students build essential human skills—like fostering empathy, problem solving, and setting goals—so they can thrive in school and in life.
For more information contact Forrest Walter, Senior Education Partnerships Manager at (914) 329-4066 or fwalter@cfchildren.org.
SCUTA is a technology platform designed specifically for school counselors to develop a data-driven, evidence- based school counseling program. Offering confidential, comprehensive documentation, and use of time analysis system, it is an invaluable tool for school counselors who want to utilize best practices, keep accurate records, and develop a data-driven school counseling program. With SCUTA, school counselors will achieve the characteristics of a high performing school counseling program and can clearly illustrate the nature and impact of their work to their supervisors and stakeholders.
SCUTA was initially designed for school counselors; however, we have recently expanded services to include utility for school social workers. Additionally, the functionality for school counseling district supervisors, regional coordinators, and state directors includes reporting at individual, school, district, and state levels. These managers can access real-time data reflecting students’ needs, including how they are being addressed by the school counseling program, and school counselor use-of-time. This valuable insight can inform professional development and advocacy efforts.
We look forward to supporting your schools, districts, and states in having a positive impact on student’s needs.
For more information, please contact Olivia at olivia@myscuta.com.
Tuition Now Costs a Whopping $90,000 a Year or More at Some Universities
Our comprehensive educational workshop, Little-Known Secrets of Paying for College, is designed to empower families by understanding the complex strategies for saving and paying for college. Unlike standard financial aid presentations, we educate parents with students of all ages and demographics, helping families figure out HOW to pay for higher education and still retire one day.
Founded in 2002, The College Funding Coach® mission remains steadfast: empowering families with the comprehensive knowledge and tools necessary to make informed decisions. Parents don’t know what they don’t know! Partner with us to bring this critical information to your parent community.
For more information please contact Kareen Blake at (781) 990-5148 or kblake@thecollegefundingcoach.org.
Army Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) is one of the most demanding and successful leadership programs in the country. For years, Army ROTC has been creating leaders who go on to rewarding careers in the military and civilian worlds. Army ROTC’s college leadership program offers a commission as a second lieutenant in either the active Army or Reserves/National Guard in a variety of career fields including Combat Arms (Aviation, Armor, Artillery, Infantry, or Engineers). ROTC also provides you with discipline and money for tuition while enhancing your college experience. There are two-, three-, and four-year scholarship programs available, as well as funds for stipends and book expenses.
As a program, we recruit and retain quality Cadets who would best serve the Nation. We educate and train Cadets on Army officership, Army Values, standards and operations. Cadets are coached and mentored to be leaders of Soldiers. Our result is quality Commissioned Army Officers of character, armed with the tools to succeed and ready to lead our Nation’s Soldiers.
For more information, please contact Scott Lyons, Scholarship & Enrollment Officer at (617) 838-0544 or sc.lyons@northeastern.edu.
For busy school counselors and district administrators, Xello is the only K-12 software that genuinely engages every student in creating a plan for future success. With a program students love to use, Xello helps educators work more efficiently, effortlessly meet college and career readiness goals, and easily equip kids with the skills and knowledge to be future ready.
Learn how you can help every student, regardless of background, ability, or pathway, build their plan for future success!
For more information contact Meghan Foster, Director of Sales at (800) 965-8541 or meghanf@xello.world.
We are excited that the 2025 MASCA Conference will offer both an in-person experience and a virtual option! Whether you would like to getaway from your routine or stay in the comfort of your own home we have options for you. See the breakdown for what each offers.
All who register will have access to the virtual conference portal. The virtual conference portal will stream the general keynote sessions live and will have those recorded live sessions available to view about one week following the conference if missed on those dates. The online portal will also have prerecorded breakout sessions covering multiple topics available to view when the conference begins on April 6, 2025. The pre-conference sessions will only be live and in person. They will not be available with the virtual option.
All sessions in the online portal will be available to view until May 31, 2025.
Keynote Sessions
In-Person Experience: Live and access to recorded sessions.
Virtual Option: Stream live and access to recorded sessions.
Pre-Conference Sessions
In-Person Experience: Live. (These sessions will not be recorded and made available online.)
Virtual Option: N/A
Breakout Sessions
In-Person Experience: Live and access to all pre-recorded sessions.
Virtual Option: Access to all pre-recorded sessions.
Professional Development Points and Graduate Credit
In-Person Experience: Receive credits for viewing sessions (Keynote, Pre-Conference, and Breakout) in person and earn additional credits for viewing sessions in the online portal. A minimum of 10 PDPs from MASCA or the option of 1 or 2 graduate credits from Lindenwood University are available for attendees who complete the requirements.
Virtual Option: Receive credits for all sessions viewed online (live-streamed and recorded). A minimum of 10 PDPs from MASCA and the option of 1 or 2 graduate credits from Lindenwood University are available for attendees who complete the requirements.
NOTE: A conference participant can attend the conference for one day only and still view the virtual content later to earn the 10 (or more) PDPs.
Exhibitors & Sponsors
In-Person Experience: Live only
Virtual Option: N/A
Networking
In-Person Experience: Live only
Virtual Option: N/A
Meals and Refreshments
In-Person Experience: Live only
Virtual Option: N/A
Opening Keynote Session
April 7, 2025| 8:00 a.m.
Gain a deeper understanding of code-switching to effectively engage with your students in an authentic manner. Explore the various masks individuals wear, including generational gaps and cultural differences, and learn strategies to connect with students and colleagues. Diana Virgil, 2024 School Counselor of the Year, also delves into human growth and development, focusing on working with parents/guardians and diverse family structures to enhance your school counseling approach.
After attending the session, you will be able to:
Diana Virgil, Ph.D., ACSC, of Alabama’s Daleville High School
Virgil has been a school counselor since 2015 and works on a campus that serves 346 students in grades 9–12. She is the 17th person to receive the national recognition and the first from Alabama. Virgil received her bachelor’s, master’s and educational specialist degrees from Mississippi College and a doctorate degree from University of the Cumberlands. She is an ASCA-Certified School Counselor, a National Certified School Counselor and a National Certified Counselor.
Many Daleville High School students are trailblazers in their families, aiming to be the first to graduate from high school. When Virgil was hired, she noticed a significant number of students weren’t participating in dual-enrollment classes due to a lack of awareness, limited college aspirations, transportation challenges and financial constraints. Virgil promptly established a partnership with the local community college to boost student enrollment. A significant turning point came when the college received a grant to provide eligible students with free tuition and books for dual enrollment, revolutionizing the opportunities for students to earn both high school and college credit. To address transportation challenges, Virgil worked with the college to implement online courses and enlisted teachers to teach dual enrollment courses at the high school. Her approaches increased the number of students in dual-enrollment courses from four to more than 40 each semester. This year, the school is on the cusp of graduating its first student with a high school diploma and an associate degree in science, along with its first student with a mechatronics certification from the aviation college. As a result of Virgil’s extensive collaboration and advocacy efforts, Daleville High School now offers dual-enrollment courses in science, English and math. For Virgil, the most rewarding part of her work as a school counselor is the opportunity to be a support system for her students.
Closing Keynote Session
April 8, 2025| 10:30 a.m.
Massachusetts Secretary of Education Patrick Tutwiler is scheduled to appear.
As Massachusetts Secretary of Education, Patrick Tutwiler directs the Executive Office of Education, which oversees early education, K-12, and higher education. Secretary Tutwiler sits on each of the boards governing the Commonwealth’s education agencies, as well as the University of Massachusetts system. He is Governor Maura Healey’s top advisor on education and helps shape the Commonwealth’s education agenda.
Before being sworn in as Secretary, Dr. Tutwiler served as the senior program officer at the Boston-based Barr Foundation, a grant making organization focused on arts, climate and education. Prior to that, Secretary Tutwiler was superintendent of the Lynn Public Schools and headmaster at Boston Public Schools. As superintendent of Lynn Public Schools, he spearheaded a collaborative, equity-centered effort that translated into higher graduation rates and a more racially diverse staff while also overseeing the creation of the Commonwealth’s second largest early college program.
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**Available for in-person only
Preconference Session**
April 6, 2025| 2:00 p.m.
Utilizing the Book: “Overcoming the School Trauma Cycle” by Trynia Kaufman we utilized a Professional Learning Community within our diverse schools to better inform participants’ professional practice. Upon completion, analysis, and synthesis of the work each school developed interventions for its students. These interventions were implemented for 8 weeks, at the conclusion results were shared with school staff and recommendations were suggested.
Preconference Session**
April 6, 2025| 2:00 p.m.
Motivational Interviewing (MI) is a powerful technique well-suited to a variety of counseling topics and contexts. In this session, you will learn about the College and Career Readiness Motivational Interview (CCRMI), a semi-structured interview protocol that helps assess college and career readiness strengths employing an asset-based approach, and MI techniques to intervene. The CCRMI is malleable to meet diverse postsecondary planning needs.
Preconference Session**
April 6, 2025| 2:00 p.m.
This interactive session will describe the importance of maintaining ethical boundaries in our professional roles. The presentation will incorporate literature and research that describes the importance of maintaining professional boundaries to support the the social-emotional wellbeing of ourselves, our students, and school staff. Case studies will be used to explore this topic.
Preconference Session**
April 6, 2025| 2:00 p.m.
Elementary school counseling encompasses a wide range of responsibilities, from individual to whole-school interventions. This presentation focuses on elementary best practices, which include: exploration and discussion of “comprehensive counseling program” at the elementary level; sharing of interventions and strategies; hands-on SEL activities for students/staff; and counselor self-care. Time for collaboration and networking is included.
Preconference Session**
April 6, 2025| 2:00 p.m.
This preconference session designed to prepare graduate students for the job application process and transition into the role of a school counselor. Topics will include: resume and cover letter best practices, interviewing techniques and practice, navigating the licensure process, and tips to transition successfully into your first year as a school counselor.
Preconference Session**
April 6, 2025| 2:00 p.m.
This presentation explores the integration of pop culture into counseling sessions and classroom guidance lessons to effectively address anxiety in PK-12 students. Using a CBT framework, the session will demonstrate how familiar and engaging elements from popular media can be strategically utilized to connect with students, enhance their understanding of anxiety, and teach practical coping mechanisms.
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Tentative
11:00 a.m – 4:00 p.m. Registration and Information Center Open
11:30 a.m. – 5:30 p.m. Exhibits Open
2:00 p.m. – 5:30 p.m. Pre-Conference Sessions**
3:00 p.m. – 3:30 p.m. Snack Break with Exhibitors
5:30 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. Sunday Evening Reception
7:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Registration and Information Center Open
7:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. Exhibits Open
7:00 a.m. – 8:00 a.m. Breakfast
8:00 a.m. – 9:00 a.m. Welcome and Opening Keynote Session* – Diana Virgil
9:00 a.m. – 9:30 a.m. Extended Break with Exhibitors
9:30 a.m. – 10:30 a.m. Breakout Session 1
10:30 a.m. – 10:45 a.m Break with Exhibitors
10:45 a.m. – 11:45 a.m. Breakout Session 2 – SIG Meetings
11:45 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. Awards Lunch
1:00 p.m. – 1:15 p.m. Break with Exhibitors
1:15 p.m. – 2:15 p.m. Breakout Session 3
2:15 p.m. – 2:30 p.m. Break with Exhibitors
2:30 p.m. – 3:30 p.m. Breakout Session 4
3:30 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. Extended Break with Exhibitors
4:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. Breakout Session 5
5:00 p.m. Monday Evening Reception
7:30 a.m – 12:00 p.m. Registration and Information Center Open
7:30 a.m. – 10:30 a.m. Exhibits Open
8:00 a.m. – 9:00 a.m. Breakout Session 6
9:00 a.m. – 9:30 a.m. Extended Break with Exhibitors
9:30 a.m. – 10:30 a.m. Breakout Session 7
10:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Annual Meeting, Brunch, Raffle, and Closing Keynote Session – Patrick Tutwiler*
12:30 p.m. – 2:30 p.m. Board Meeting
*Streamed live
**Available for in-person only
MASCA is an approved PDP provider. Attendees can earn by attending the Full Conference on April 3-4, 2023. PDP info will be shared with all registrants.
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The online registration portal for in-person attendance is now closed, but we will be accepting on-site registration at the event. Please bring the Registration Form with your method of payment to the conference. You can also register online for the virtual only option. See the Registration section below.
Please visit the MASCA website and become a member or renew your annual membership. Please contact MASCA directly for all membership questions.
Do you need help justifying this conference to your Supervisor? Vying for a good funding source can be challenging sometimes. We have created a letter (modeled from ASCA) you can customize to support your efforts to attend the 2025 MASCA Conference!
MASCA is now accepting proposals for the graduate student poster session at the 2025 MASCA Conference! We are excited to announce that the 2025 MASCA Conference will offer both an in-person experience and a virtual option. Consequently, the graduate student poster session will also have in-person and virtual components.
Interested graduate students can learn more and submit their proposals using the portal linked here. Presenting a poster during graduate studies is a wonderful opportunity for you to showcase your work.
Proposals are due Sunday, December 29, 2024 at 11:59 p.m. without exception.
Questions about the graduate student poster session can be directed to Dr. Maria Letasz at mletasz@westfield.ma.edu.
Professional Member*
In-Person: $199
Virtual: $145
Student Member*
In-Person: $115
Virtual: $80
Retiree Member*
In-Person: $115
Virtual: $80
Non-Member**
In-Person: $244
Virtual: $190
Professional Member*
In-Person: $85
Student Member*
In-Person: $30
Retiree Member*
In-Person: $70
Non-Member
In-Person: $105
*Your MASCA membership must be good through April 8, 2025 to qualify for these rates.
**If you register for the Main Conference as a Non-Member you will receive a complimentary MASCA membership. Pre-Conference Only registration does not include a complimentary MASCA membership.
***To qualify for the early registration discount, your registration form AND payment (copy of your purchase order, check, or credit card) must be received or postmarked by the early registration cutoff date.
The online registration portal is now closed, but we will be accepting on-site registration at the event. Please bring the Registration Form (see below to download) with your method of payment to the conference.
To pay with a check or purchase order please download the registration form and send it in with your check or purchase order. Registrations cannot be processed without payment. Contact us with questions.
Please Note: If we are forced to cancel the MASCA Conference because of a “force majeure” event, such as a government restriction on large gatherings that cover the intended size of the conference, then we will issue full refunds of the registrations. Otherwise, our normal cancellation policy will be upheld: There will be no refunds after March 6, 2025. All cancellations before March 6, 2025 will be refunded less a $25 handling fee. The association is not responsible for and cannot give refunds due to problems beyond its control, such as weather and school closings.
On social distancing and other health and safety measures, the regulations/guidelines that apply to hotels and conference centers may change. The MASCA Conference will conform to all necessary regulations/guidelines that are in place as of the date of the conference.
If you transfer your registration from Virtual to In-Person (or vice versa), a $25 transaction fee will apply.
The online registration portal for in-person attendance is now closed, but we will be accepting on-site registration at the event. Please bring the Registration Form (click the button to download) along with your method of payment to the conference.
Online registration is for the virtual only option.
Register online below using a credit card, or download the registration form and send it in with your payment.
To pay with a check or purchase order please download the registration form and send it in with your check or purchase order. Registrations cannot be processed without payment. Contact us with questions.
VENUE & HOST HOTEL
1657 Worcester Road
Framingham, MA 01701
Reservation information coming soon.
All events of the conference will be located at the Sheraton Framingham Hotel. Standard rooms at the hotel may be reserved at a special conference rate of $159 plus tax. This rate is valid through March 11, 2025, while rooms are available.
For phone reservations, call Marriott reservations at 1-888-236-2427. Please mention the dates of the conference (April 6-8, 2025), the “Sheraton Framingham Hotel” and the “Massachusetts School Counselors Association Conference,” or the group code: MASMASF to receive the discounted conference rate.
OVERFLOW HOTEL
1659 Worcester Road
Framingham, MA 01701
The Fairfield Inn and Suites is connected to the venue at the Sheraton Hotel and Conference Center. Standard rooms at the hotel may be reserved at a special conference rate of $166 plus tax. This includes breakfast. This rate is valid through March 11, 2025, has been extended to March 18, 2025.
For phone reservations, call Fairfield by Marriott reservations at 1-508-270-8500. Please mention the “Massachusetts School Counselors Association Conference” or the group code: MASMASA to receive the discounted conference rate.
Framingham lies mid-way between Boston and Worcester and offers a nice getaway from the business of everyday life. You can find one-of-a-kind shops and boutiques, along with local restaurants and brewpubs. For more information about the things to do in Framingham, click the link below.
We hope this conference will educate and equip you to do your job well, and we also hope you will take advantage of the wonderful ways you can relax and be refreshed!
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