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TOEFL TPO 47 Speaking Task 2 Sample: The woman expresses her opinion about the proposal in the letter. Briefly summarize the proposal. Then state the woman's opinion and explain the reasons she gives for holding that opinion.

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阅读段落

Professor Evaluations The university requires students to complete written evaluations of their professors at the end of each course taught during the semester. But the current system is private, since only the professors actually read the evaluations once the students submit them. I suggest that the university publish these evaluations online for everyone to read Both professors and students would benefit from having these evaluations published. Professors would feel more motivated to improve their teaching if they knew that their course evaluations were publicly available to all students. In addition, prospective students could read the evaluations and make more informed decisions about which classes they want to take.Sincerely,Chris Jacobs

题目

The woman expresses her opinion about the proposal in the letter. Briefly summarize the proposal. Then state the woman's opinion and explain the reasons she gives for holding that opinion.

用户样本与评估结果

1

用户样本 #1

分数
23

评估结果

1.子项得分 Delivery: 3 Topic Development: 3 Language Use: 3

2.预估分数

23. 3.表达

在回答中,发音大部分清晰,语速较为稳定,但偶尔有些停顿。建议在练习时注意保持连贯性和自然的语调,尽量减少不必要的停顿。同时,注意提高发音准确性,以避免拼写错误。

4.话题发展 回答内容基本上符合题目要求,但在总结女生观点时存在一些混淆。建议在练习时注意明确区分不同观点,并确保逻辑清晰。同时,在给出原因时尽量提供更多具体的细节和例子,以增强说服力。

5.语言使用

Original: According to the letter, the student suggests that the professor's evaluation should be published online for everyone to read, because both professors and students can benefit from that. First, he mentions that the student's evaluation may be not bothered by the professor if they think the evaluation are negative and they will take the evaluation not seriously. Eventually, nothing will be influenced and changed. Besides, he also mentions that students often made evaluation on the last day of the course, so they don't spend much time on it, so the evaluation cannot be specific or helpful.

Corrected: In the letter, it is suggested that professors' evaluations should be published online for everyone to read since both professors and students can benefit from this. However, the woman disagrees with this idea. She believes that professors might not pay attention to students' evaluations if they think they are negative and will not take them seriously. Consequently, nothing would change or improve. Furthermore, she points out that students usually complete evaluations on the last day of class without spending much time on them; thus, these evaluations may lack specificity and helpfulness. (在修改后的回答中,我们使用了更自然的语言风格,修正了一些语法错误,并使句子结构更加清晰。同时,我们也强调了女生的观点,使回答更符合题目要求。)

Revised (140 words): In the letter, it is suggested that professors' evaluations should be published online for everyone to read since both professors and students can benefit from this transparent system. Professors would feel motivated to improve their teaching methods, while prospective students could make informed decisions about their course selections. However, the woman disagrees with this proposal. She believes that professors might not pay attention to students' evaluations if they think they are negative and will not take them seriously. Consequently, nothing would change or improve in their teaching methods. Furthermore, she points out that students usually complete evaluations on the last day of class without spending much time on them; thus, these evaluations may lack specificity and helpfulness. Overall, the woman thinks that publishing professors' evaluations online might not be as effective as it seems in improving teaching quality and helping students make better choices.

6.思维导图


- Letter
  - Publish professors' evaluations online
  - Benefits for professors and students

- Woman's opinion
  - Disagrees with the proposal
  - Reasons:
    - Professors might not pay attention to negative evaluations
    - Students complete evaluations hastily, lacking specificity and helpfulness

7.关键词

WordPhonetic SymbolsParts of SpeechEnglish definitionsSimplified Chinese translationsSample sentences
transparency/trænˈspærənsi/nounopenness, clearness, and honesty透明度,公开性Publishing professors' evaluations online would increase transparency in the education system.
specificity/ˌspesɪˈfɪsɪti/nounthe quality of being specific明确性,特异性The woman argues that students' evaluations often lack specificity, making them less useful.
hastily/ˈheɪstəli/adverbdone or acting with excessive speed匆忙地,草率地Students usually complete evaluations hastily on the last day of class, affecting their quality.
consequence/ˈkɒnsɪkwəns/nouna result or effect of an action结果,后果The consequence of ignoring negative evaluations might be that professors do not improve their teaching methods.
informed/ɪnˈfɔrmd/adjectivehaving knowledge or awareness见多识广的,了解情况的The woman believes that publishing evaluations online might not help students make informed decisions about their courses.
2

用户样本 #2

分数
23

评估结果

1.子项得分 Delivery: 3 Topic Development: 3 Language Use: 3

2.预估分数

23. 3.表达

总体来说,发言者的表达清晰,语速适中,但在某些地方存在一些不必要的停顿。建议发言者在练习时注意保持语速的一致性,尽量减少不自然的停顿。同时,注意提高发音的准确性,以避免拼写错误。

4.话题发展 发言者对于问题的回答基本上是连贯和有条理的,但在某些地方可以进一步加强观点之间的联系和支持。例如,在提到教授可能不会改变教学风格时,可以给出更具体的原因或例子。建议在练习时关注提高观点之间的逻辑联系,并尝试为观点提供更充分的支持或例证。

5.语言使用

原文:A student proposed that the university should require professors to publish their education online, A student proposed that the university should require professors to publish their evaluations online,(建议将"education"改为"evaluations",以保持与题目一致。)(将“教育”改为“评估”,以保持与题目一致。) to motivate professors to improve their teaching, and allow students to make informed decisions about which classes to take in the future. However, in the conversation, the woman disagrees with this idea, because firstly, she believes that the professor wouldn't want their teaching styles criticized on the Internet, so it would be unhappy. professors wouldn't want their teaching styles criticized on the Internet, so they would be unhappy.(建议将"the professor"改为"professors",并将"it would be unhappy"改为"they would be unhappy",以保持一致性。)(将“教授”改为“教授们”,并将“它会不高兴”改为“他们会不高兴”,以保持一致性。) In addition, professors might not change their teaching styles, so it wouldn't have a significant impact. Another reason is that elevations evaluations(建议将"elevations"改为"evaluations",以保持与题目一致。)(将“提升”改为“评估”,以保持与题目一致。) are usually submitted on the last day of the semester, so students will hardly write any specific and helpful comments online. That's why the woman disagrees with this proposal.

修订版(140词):

A student proposed that the university should require professors to publish their evaluations online, to motivate professors to improve their teaching and allow students to make informed decisions about which classes to take in the future. However, in the conversation, the woman disagrees with this idea for several reasons. Firstly, she believes that professors wouldn't want their teaching styles criticized on the Internet, so they would be unhappy. In addition, she thinks that professors might not change their teaching styles even if their evaluations are published online, resulting in no significant impact. Another reason is that evaluations are usually submitted on the last day of the semester when students are in a hurry to leave; thus, they might not write any specific and helpful comments online. Due to these reasons, the woman disagrees with this proposal.

6.思维导图


- Proposal
  - Publish evaluations online
  - Motivate professors
  - Informed decisions for students

- Woman's opinion
  - Disagrees with proposal
  - Reasons
    - Professors' unhappiness
    - No significant impact on teaching styles
    - Last day of semester: rushed evaluations

7.关键词

WordPhonetic SymbolsParts of SpeechEnglish definitionsSimplified Chinese translationsSample sentences
evaluation/ɪˌvæljuˈeɪʃən/nounthe act of judging the quality or value of something or someone评估、评价The professor's evaluation plays a crucial role in determining the effectiveness of their teaching methods.
significant/sɪgˈnɪfɪkənt/adjectiveimportant or noticeable显著的、重要的There was a significant improvement in the student's performance after attending extra classes.
impact/ˈɪmˌpækt/nouna powerful effect that something has on a situation or person影响、冲击The new teaching method had a positive impact on the students' learning progress.
informed/ɪnˈfɔrmd/adjectivehaving a lot of knowledge or information about a particular subject or situation见多识广的、了解情况的Informed decisions about course selection can lead to a more fulfilling academic experience.
rushed/rʌʃt/adjectivedone in a hurry, often too quickly and without enough care or thought匆忙的、仓促的The rushed evaluations on the last day of the semester may not provide accurate feedback on the professor's teaching.
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用户样本 #3

分数
23

评估结果

1.子项得分

  • 交付:3

  • 主题发展:3

  • 语言使用:3

2.预估分数

  • 总分:23

3.表达 回答中的发音大部分清晰,但在某些地方需要改进。建议在练习发音时注意语速和停顿,以便在说话时保持连贯性。此外,尝试减少不必要的停顿,以提高整体流畅度。

4.话题发展 回答内容基本上是连贯和组织良好的,但可以进一步改进。首先,在总结提案时,请确保简洁明了地表达观点。其次,在解释女士的观点时,请提供更多具体的例子和细节,以便更充分地支持她的观点。最后,注意在回答中保持一致的逻辑顺序,以便让听众更容易理解你的观点。

5.语言使用

原文:In the lecture, the student stressed the university to let the professor evaluation to be online that everyone can read it. In the lecture, the student suggested that the university should make professor evaluations available online for everyone to read.(将“让教授评价在线”改为“使教授评价在线可供大家阅读”,使句子更自然。)

First, it can help the professor to improve their class more effectively. First, it can help professors improve their teaching more effectively.(将“提高他们的课程”改为“提高他们的教学”,以更准确地表达观点。)

Second, students can make more informed decision after they read the evaluation. Second, students can make more informed decisions after reading the evaluations.(将“决定”改为复数形式,并将“阅读评价”改为“阅读评估”,以保持一致性。)

In the conversation, the woman disagreed with these plans. In the conversation, the woman disagreed with this proposal.(将“这些计划”改为“这个提案”,以保持一致性。)

First, she believes that the professor may not feel happy to this decision and also they will make no changes to their class whether the evaluation is open or not. First, she believes that professors may not be happy with this decision, and they might not make any changes to their teaching regardless of whether the evaluations are public or not.(将“教授可能对这个决定不高兴”改为“教授可能对这个决定不满意”,并将“他们不会对他们的课程做出任何改变”改为“他们可能不会对他们的教学做出任何改变,无论评估是否公开”。)

Second, the woman believes that the students always write this evaluation as their last class. Second, the woman believes that students usually write these evaluations during their last class.(将“作为他们的最后一堂课”改为“在他们的最后一堂课上”,以更准确地表达观点。)

That means they do not spend a lot of time to write it. That means they do not spend much time writing them.(将“花很多时间写它”改为“没有花很多时间写它们”,以保持一致性。)

In this way, other students may not get specific information of this class and cannot make an informed decision. As a result, other students may not get specific information about the course and cannot make informed decisions.(将“这个课程的具体信息”改为“关于课程的具体信息”,并将“做出明智的决定”改为“做出明智的决策”,以保持一致性。)

For these two reasons, the woman disagreed with these plans. For these two reasons, the woman disagreed with this proposal.(将“这些计划”改为“这个提案”,以保持一致性。)

Revised Answer (140 words):

In the lecture, the student suggested that the university should make professor evaluations available online for everyone to read. First, it can help professors improve their teaching more effectively. Second, students can make more informed decisions after reading the evaluations. In the conversation, the woman disagreed with this proposal. First, she believes that professors may not be happy with this decision, and they might not make any changes to their teaching regardless of whether the evaluations are public or not. Second, the woman believes that students usually write these evaluations during their last class. That means they do not spend much time writing them. As a result, other students may

6.思维导图


- Lecture
  - Suggestion
    - Online professor evaluations
    - Benefits
      - Improve teaching
      - Informed decisions for students

- Conversation
  - Woman's disagreement
    - Reasons
      - Professors' unhappiness and no changes in teaching
      - Students' lack of time and effort in writing evaluations

7.关键词

WordPhonetic SymbolsParts of SpeechEnglish definitionsSimplified Chinese translationsSample sentences
evaluation/ɪˌvæljuˈeɪʃən/nounthe act of judging the quality or value of something评价The evaluation of the professor's teaching style helped students make informed decisions.
informed/ɪnˈfɔrmd/adjectivebased on knowledge or information知情的An informed decision is crucial for selecting the right course.
transparency/trænsˈpærənsi/nounthe quality of being clear and easy to understand; openness in sharing information透明度Greater transparency in professor evaluations could lead to improvements in teaching quality.
reluctance/rɪˈlʌktəns/noununwillingness to do something不情愿The professor showed reluctance to change their teaching methods despite negative evaluations.
constructive/kənˈstrʌktɪv/adjectivehelpful for improvement or development建设性的Constructive feedback in evaluations can help professors identify areas for improvement.
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用户样本 #4

分数
23

评估结果

1.子项得分 Delivery: 3 Topic Development: 3 Language Use: 3

2.预估分数

23. 3.表达

总体来说,发言者的表达较为清晰,语速适中。但在某些地方,发言者的停顿不太合适,导致语句的连贯性受到影响。建议发言者在练习口语时注意正确的停顿,以提高语言的流畅度。

4.话题发展 发言者对于问题的回答基本上是连贯和有条理的,但在某些地方可以进一步完善。例如,在提到教授可能不愿意接受公开评价时,可以加入更多具体的例子或解释来支持这一观点。此外,在谈到学生评价时,可以更详细地说明为什么这些评价可能对其他学生没有帮助。通过加强论据和例证,可以使回答更具说服力。

5.语言使用

原文:The letter claims that evaluation should open to both students and teachers, for teachers can be motivated to improve their teaching while students can get to make more informed decisions. The letter suggests that evaluations should be accessible to both students and professors, as this would motivate professors to improve their teaching and help students make better-informed decisions.(将"open"改为"accessible",使表达更准确;同时调整句子结构,使其更自然流畅。)

The women disagree with this, first, professor may not be too happy to be criticized, The woman disagrees with this, stating that professors might not appreciate being publicly criticized,(将"women"改为"woman",修正拼写错误;同时调整句子结构,使其更自然流畅。)

once they feel the negative impact, they will not take it seriously, so they don't improve their teaching. and if they experience negative feedback, they may not take it seriously, which could prevent them from improving their teaching.(调整句子结构,使其更自然流畅。)

The second point is that, the students who post the evaluation always in the last of the semester, Her second point is that students usually submit evaluations at the end of the semester,(调整句子结构,使其更自然流畅。)

they are hurried to leave, so they don't leave something subjective or helpful, when they are in a hurry to leave, which may result in less thoughtful and unhelpful feedback,(调整句子结构,使其更自然流畅。)

thus, these methods do not effective at all. therefore, this approach might not be effective.(调整句子结构,使其更自然流畅。)

修订版(140词):

The letter suggests that evaluations should be accessible to both students and professors, as this would motivate professors to improve their teaching and help students make better-informed decisions. The woman disagrees with this, stating that professors might not appreciate being publicly criticized, and if they experience negative feedback, they may not take it seriously, which could prevent them from improving their teaching. Her second point is that students usually submit evaluations at the end of the semester when they are in a hurry to leave, which may result in less thoughtful and unhelpful feedback. Therefore, this approach might not be effective.

6.思维导图


- Letter
  - Accessible evaluations
    - Motivate professors
    - Better-informed decisions for students

- Woman's opinion
  - Disagrees
    - Professors might not appreciate criticism
      - Negative feedback
      - Not taking it seriously
      - No improvement in teaching
    - Students submit evaluations at semester end
      - In a hurry to leave
      - Less thoughtful and unhelpful feedback

- Conclusion
  - Approach might not be effective

7.关键词

WordPhonetic SymbolsParts of SpeechEnglish definitionsSimplified Chinese translationsSample sentences
accessible/əkˈsɛsəbəl/adjectiveeasy to approach, reach, or use易接近的,可使用的Making evaluations accessible to students can help them make better-informed decisions about courses.
criticism/ˈkrɪtɪsɪzəm/nounthe act of expressing disapproval批评Professors might not appreciate public criticism, which could affect their motivation to improve.
unhelpful/ʌnˈhɛlpfəl/adjectivenot providing useful assistance or support无益的,无帮助的Students' hurried evaluations may result in unhelpful feedback for both professors and other students.
thoughtful/ˈθɔtfl/adjectiveshowing consideration for the needs of others体贴的,考虑周到的Thoughtful evaluations can provide valuable insights for professors to enhance their teaching methods.
effectiveness/ɪˈfɛktɪvnəs/nounthe degree to which something is successful有效性The woman questions the effectiveness of the proposed approach due to potential issues with feedback.
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用户样本 #5

分数
23

评估结果

1.子项得分

  • 交付:3

  • 话题发展:3.5

  • 语言使用:3

2.预估分数

  • 总分:23

3.表达 回答中的表达较为清晰,语速适中,但在某些地方存在不必要的停顿。建议在练习时注意提高语音连贯性,减少不自然的停顿。同时,注意提高发音准确度,以避免拼写错误。

4.话题发展 回答内容基本上符合题目要求,能够概括信件中的建议以及女士的观点和理由。但在组织结构上可以进一步优化,例如在提到女士的观点时可以更明确地指出她是反对这个建议的。另外,在给出女士理由时可以尝试使用更多连接词,使得回答更加连贯。总体来说,继续加强练习和提高话题发展能力。

5.语言使用

原文:In the letter, a student proposed that the current private professor evaluation system should be made public for both students and professors, with two reasons supporting this idea. In the letter, a student proposes making the current private professor evaluation system public for both students and professors, providing two reasons to support this idea.(将过去时改为现在时,使句子更自然。同时,调整句子结构,使其更简洁。)

The first reason is that professors would feel more motivated to teach as their performance would be assessed by students and colleagues online. The first reason is that professors would feel more motivated to teach since their performance would be assessed by students and colleagues online.(将“as”改为“since”,使句子更自然。)

The second reason is that students can make more informed decisions about their classes and determine which class to take in the future. The second reason is that students could make more informed decisions about their classes and determine which ones to take in the future.(将“can”改为“could”,使句子更自然。同时,调整句子结构,使其更简洁。)

In the listening section, the women disagreed with this proposal for several reasons. In the listening section, the woman disagrees with this proposal for several reasons.(将过去时改为现在时,使句子更自然。同时,将“women”改为“woman”,修正拼写错误。)

The first reason is that if professors know they might receive negative feedback online, they may be reluctant to read the evaluations and not take them seriously. The first reason is that if professors know they might receive negative feedback online, they may be reluctant to read the evaluations and might not take them seriously.(在“not take them seriously”前添加“might”,使句子更自然。)

The second reason is that since the evaluations are completed during the last class and often rushed, students may not want to spend much time on them, making the system impractical. The second reason is that since the evaluations are completed during the last class and are often rushed, students may not want to spend much time on them, rendering the system impractical.(将“making”改为“rendering”,使句子更自然。同时,调整句子结构,使其更简洁。)

修订版(140词):

In the letter, a student proposes making the current private professor evaluation system public for both students and professors, providing two reasons to support this idea. The first reason is that professors would feel more motivated to teach since their performance would be assessed by students and colleagues online. The second reason is that students could make more informed decisions about their classes and determine which ones to take in the future. In the listening section, the woman disagrees with this proposal for several reasons. The first reason is that if professors know they might receive negative feedback online, they may be reluctant to read the evaluations and might not take them seriously. The second reason is that since the evaluations are completed during the last class and are often rushed, students may not want to spend much time on them, rendering the system impractical.

6.思维导图


- Letter
  - Proposal
    - Make evaluations public
    - Reasons
      - Motivate professors
      - Informed decisions for students

- Listening
  - Woman's opinion
    - Disagrees with proposal
    - Reasons
      - Professors might not read evaluations
      - Evaluations often rushed and unhelpful

7.关键词

WordPhonetic SymbolsParts of SpeechEnglish definitionsSimplified Chinese translationsSample sentences
evaluation/ɪˌvæljuˈeɪʃən/nounthe act of judging the quality of something评估,评价In my opinion, the evaluation process should be more transparent to encourage professors to improve their teaching methods.
reluctant/rɪˈlʌktənt/adjectivenot willing to do something不情愿的,勉强的Some professors might be reluctant to read their evaluations if they expect negative feedback.
impractical/ɪmˈpræktɪkəl/adjectivenot likely to be effective or successful in a real situation不切实际的,不实用的The rushed nature of the evaluations makes the system impractical for providing useful feedback.
informed/ɪnˈfɔrmd/adjectivehaving a lot of knowledge or information about a particular subject or situation见多识广的,了解情况的Students could make more informed decisions about their classes if they had access to professor evaluations.
transparency/trænsˈpærənsi/nounthe quality of being clear and easy to understand, or of allowing light to pass through透明度,清晰易懂Increasing transparency in the evaluation process would benefit both professors and students.
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用户样本 #6

分数
24

评估结果

1.子项得分 Delivery: 3 Topic Development: 3.5 Language Use: 3

2.预估分数

24. 3.表达

总体来说,发音清晰,语速适中,但在某些地方有些停顿。建议在练习时注意保持流利的语言表达和一致的语速,尽量减少不必要的停顿。同时,注意正确发音以避免拼写错误。

4.话题发展 回答内容基本上是连贯和组织良好的,但可以在连接观点和提供支持或例子方面做得更好。建议在练习时注意明确地表达观点,并提供更多有力的论据或例子来支持你的观点。

5.语言使用

Original: A student suggests that the university should publish the evaluations of professors online for everyone to read. This is because professors will feel more motivated to improve their teaching. Besides, prospective students could read the evaluation and make more informed decisions. However, the woman in the conversation doesn't like this idea. First off, she thinks that professors will not be happy to have their teaching style publicly criticized, so they will not take them seriously and nothing is going to change. Besides, she also thinks that the students who read the evaluations often do it on the last day of class, so they are all in a hurry to leave. They don't see anything specific or helpful about the professor or the course. Therefore, the woman in the conversation doesn't like this idea.

Corrected: A student suggests that the university should publish theprofessors' evaluations online for everyone to read(将“the”改为“professors'”,使句子更清晰). This is because professors would feel more motivated to improve their teaching(将“will”改为“would”,使句子更符合假设语气). Moreover, prospective students could read the evaluationthese evaluations and make more informed decisions(将“the evaluation”改为“these evaluations”,使句子更清晰). However, the woman in the conversation opposes this idea. Firstly, she believes that professors would not be pleased to have their teaching styles publicly criticized; thus, they might not take them seriously, and nothing would change(使用更高级的词汇和更自然的语言表达). Additionally, she also thinks that students who read the evaluations often do so on the last day of class when they are in a hurry to leave. Consequently, they do not provide specific or helpful feedback about the professor or the course(使用更高级的词汇和更自然的语言表达). Therefore, the woman in the conversation disagrees with this idea.

Revised (140 words): A student suggests that the university should publish professors' evaluations online for everyone to read. This is because professors would feel more motivated to improve their teaching. Moreover, prospective students could read these evaluations and make more informed decisions. However, the woman in the conversation opposes this idea. Firstly, she believes that professors would not be pleased to have their teaching styles publicly criticized; thus, they might not take them seriously, and nothing would change. Additionally, she also thinks that students who read the evaluations often do so on the last day of class when they are in a hurry to leave. Consequently, they do not provide specific or helpful feedback about the professor or the course. Therefore, the woman in the conversation disagrees with this idea.

6.思维导图


- Proposal
  - Publish professors' evaluations online
  - Motivate professors to improve teaching
  - Help prospective students make informed decisions

- Woman's opinion
  - Opposes the idea
    - Professors unhappy with public criticism
      - Might not take evaluations seriously
      - No change in teaching quality
    - Students' evaluations often rushed
      - Last day of class
      - Lack of specific, helpful feedback

7.关键词

WordPhonetic SymbolsParts of SpeechEnglish definitionsSimplified Chinese translationsSample sentences
prospective/prəˈspɛktɪv/adjectivelikely to happen at a future date预期的,未来的Prospective students should research their options before choosing a university.
criticism/ˈkrɪtɪsɪzəm/nounthe expression of disapproval of someone or something based on perceived faults or mistakes批评,评论The professor's teaching style has received both praise and criticism from students.
evaluation/ɪˌvæljuˈeɪʃən/nounthe making of a judgment about the amount, number, or value of something; assessment评估,评价The evaluation process helps identify areas where improvements can be made in teaching methods.
consequently/ˈkɒnsɪkwəntli/adverbas a result因此,所以Many students rush their evaluations on the last day of class; consequently, the feedback is not helpful.
specific/spəˈsɪfɪk/adjectiveclearly defined or identified明确的,具体的In order to improve, professors need specific feedback on their teaching methods and course content.

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