2015 Annual Investor Meeting
180 Newport Center Drive, Suite 230, Newport Beach, CA 92660 - P: 949-640-0600 - F: 949-640-0642 - W: www.twinrockpartners.com
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Agenda
Opening Remarks
Economic Presentation by Richard Peiser, Michael D. Spear
Professor of Real Estate Development at Harvard University
TwinRock Overview
TRP Fund I
TRP Fund II
TRP Fund III
TRP Fund IV
TRP Fund V
Apartment Partnerships
Q & A 2
OPENING REMARKS
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ECONOMIC PRESENTATION
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Richard Peiser, Michael D. Spear Professor of Real Estate Development at Harvard University
TWINROCK OVERVIEW
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Appreciation in TRP Housing Markets
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Source: OCAR
Appreciation YOY Selected Cities
Median Home Price
County 2012 2013 2014 Appreciation in 2014
Orange $520,000 $627,000 $670,000 7%
Newport Beach $1,400,000 $1,650,000 $1,805,000 9%
Irvine $737,000 $880,000 $915,000 4%
Los Angeles $360,000 $450,000 $500,000 11%
Lancaster $135,219 $170,000 $186,000 9%
Palmdale $150,000 $181,000 $220,000 22%
Riverside $210,000 $265,500 $300,000 13%
Corona $314,950 $370,000 $405,000 9%
Hemet $124,500 $160,000 $185,000 16%
Moreno Valley $160,000 $206,000 $240,000 17%
Palm Desert $294,000 $332,000 $365,000 10%
Palm Springs $370,000 $425,000 $515,000 21%
Riverside $206,000 $265,000 $300,000 13%
Temecula $292,500 $365,000 $388,636 6%
San Bernardino $185,000 $230,000 $260,000 13%
Rialto $171,000 $220,000 $250,000 14%
Redlands $238,500 $303,000 $334,500 10%
San Bernardino $120,900 $155,000 $189,000 22%
Victorville $119,550 $150,000 $175,123 17%
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Appreciation West vs. East of the I-15
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14%
15%
13%
17%
16%
7%
15%
12%
12%
9%
15%
22%
E of I-15
Fontana 15%
Hemet 16%
Moreno Valley 17%
San Bernardino 22%
Riverside 13%
W of I-15
Rancho
Cucamonga 7%
Ontario 15%
Chino 12%
Chino Hills 12%
Corona 9%
Source: OCAR
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TRP Fund Appreciation vs. Market Rent
Appreciation
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Source: Market Rent Data gathered from Berkadia for Inland Empire
0%
10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
60%
70%
80%
90%
100%
2011 2012 2013 2014
Fund I Fund II Fund III w/ HOA Foreclosures Fund III w/o HOA Foreclosures Market Rent
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Heat Map of Institutional Investors Purchasing Single Family
Homes
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Major Residential Investors
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2014
Securitized
Non-Securitized
$25 billion invested in SFR Rentals
30%
2013
Securitized
Non-Securitized
Less than $20 billion invested in SFR Rentals
3.5%
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10000
15000
20000
25000
30000
35000
40000
45000
Blackstone American
Homes
Colony Capital Starwood
Waypoint
Silver Bay American
Residential
Properties
Major Residential Investors by No. of Homes
2014 2013
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Home Affordability
County Median Home Value Median Household Income Ratio of Housing Cost /Income
Los Angeles $448,400 $57,200 58%
Orange $695,400 $75,500 67%
San Bernardino $198,000 $54,090 29%
Riverside $295,000 $56,529 39%
Clark $186,600 $58,225 25%
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TRP FUNDS TRP Homes Est.
Value 12/31/14
Median Household Income
SB, SD, R, LA, OC, C Counties
Ratio of Housing Cost
/Income
Fund I $269,133 $55,879 37%
Fund II $251,520 $55,539 35%
Fund III $257,324 $55,810 35%
Sources: Median Home Values gathered from OCAR Data. Median Household Inc. gathered from US Census Bureau
Assumptions: Interest Rate of 4.00% , Average Tax Percentage of 1.05%, Repairs of $500 Insurance of $500, PMI of $500
Fund I, II, III includes all homes. Median Household Inc. derived from weighted avg. for respective counties.
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Affordability Chart for TRP Funds
Fund I Estimated Value Mortgage Rates Median Income w/ 3%
inflation
Ratio of Housing Cost
/ Income Adjusted
YE 2013 $235,608 4.46% $55,767 31%
YE 2014 $256,412 3.86% $55,879 37%
2015 $277,951 4.6% $57,555 35%
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Fund II Estimated Value Mortgage Rates Median Income w/ 3%
inflation
Ratio of Housing Cost
/ Income Adjusted
YE 2013 $241,570 4.46% $55,428 32%
YE 2014 $270,469 3.86% $55,539 35%
2015 $293,188 4.6% $57,205 37%
Fund III Estimated Value Mortgage Rates Median Income w/ 3%
inflation
Ratio of Housing Cost
/ Income Adjusted
YE 2013 $188,344 4.46% $55,698 25%
YE 2014 $204,258 3.86% $55,810 35%
2015 $221,416 4.6% $57,484 29%
2016 $240,015 5.3% $59,209 30%
2017 $260,176 6.3% $60,985 31%
Sources: Price appreciation forecast from Beacon Economics.
Assumptions: Interest Rate of 4.6% in 2015, Average Tax Percentage of 1.05%, Repairs of $500 Insurance of $500, PMI of $500
Fund I, II, III includes CA homes only. Median Household Inc. derived from weighted avg. for respective counties.
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2014 Job Growth in Our Housing Markets
0.0%
0.5%
1.0%
1.5%
2.0%
2.5%
3.0%
3.5%
4.0%
Las Vegas, NV Riverside San Bernardino California Orange County San Diego Los Angeles
Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics
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Housing Supply Shortage – Are Builders
Keeping Up?
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• Pent-up demand is expected to speed up the housing market over the next two years; permits should advance more quickly, with a jump of 33% expected in 2015 followed by a gain of 23.3% in 2016.
• Even with these large percentage gains, permit levels during the next two to three years will remain well below peak levels of the last decade.
• Current housing deficit of 600,000 units in Southern California. At current building rates, it will take more than a decade to fill this deficit. Expectation of pop. growth and rising prices to compensate for this shortage into the foreseeable future.
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Impact of Lower Oil Prices on Housing
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Since mid-2014, crude oil prices have dropped precipitously. After averaging more than $100 per barrel in the first half of the year, West Texas Intermediate has plunged to less than $55 per barrel at year’s end, about a 50% drop. This ranks as one of the largest oil price declines in history. And though it will result in economic winners and losers, on net it will be a significant positive for the economy.
- Moody’s Analytics
TRP Housing Markets
For economies like the Inland Empire, where 22.5% of households earn less than $25,000 and where their propensity to consume is likely 100%, this means an increase in the standard of living of numerous families as they will be able to spend more on non-fuel goods and services. This should increase local consumer optimism which is a key factor for an economic recovery. Low oil prices further enhances the home price advantage for Inland commuters.
- John Husing Quarterly Economic Report
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Impact of Lower Oil Prices in OK
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•Oklahoma’s diverse economy as well as the local economies of Tulsa and Oklahoma City appear to be cushioned from the
precipitous drop based on the most current indices.
•While the job growth rate may slow in Oklahoma City and Tulsa, it should not slow to the extent you see in Houston.
•Statewide, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, Oklahoma’s unemployment rate in December was still one of the lowest in
the nation at 4.2%, dropping from 4.4% in November, 2014. According to the BLS, the unemployment rate in Tulsa is even lower at
4.0%, dropping from 4.4% in November, 2014.
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Impact of Lower Oil Prices in OK
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According to the Oklahoma Economics Indicator Report published November, 2014, the largest generator of the state’s GDP as
of the 4th quarter, 2013 was trade, transportation and utilities at 17.9%, followed by government at 15.5% and financial
activities at 13.6%. The energy industry only generated 6.0% of the state’s GDP in 2013.
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HOA Legal Update
Timeline of Events 2013 - TRP Fund III begins purchasing HOA Foreclosure homes for the Fund
Early 2014 -TRP Fund IV is formed to implement HOA Foreclosure strategy exclusively as it
acquires homes at HOA Foreclosure Auctions
September, 2014 - Nevada Supreme Court determined that an HOA super priority lien is a true
priority lien and that foreclosure of an HOA lien extinguishes a first deed of trust and that an
HOA does not need to file a judicial action to foreclose on its lien, instead approving of the non-
judicial process used in our cases
September, 2014 - Following the Nevada Supreme Court decision, a Federal Court Judge
issued two decisions that have no precedential value but could affect clean title to HOA
foreclosure homes owned by HUD or have FHA insured loans
Late 2014-TRP Fund V is formed to implement HOA Foreclosure strategy exclusively;
however the primary mode of acquisition will be through third parties (prior successful bidders
at auction before the Nevada Supreme Court decision )
December, 2014 - FHFA and Fannie Mae filed an action in federal court in Nevada, seeking a
determination that a HOA’s foreclosure sale is invalid and contrary to federal law to the extent
that it purports to extinguish Fannie Mae’s property rights
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Portfolio Map of TRP Funds I, II, and III
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TRP FUND I UPDATE
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Portfolio Map of TRP Fund I
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TRP Fund I Key Metrics
Key Metrics 2013 2014
Eviction Rate 0.8% 0.0%
Collection Loss 2.6% 1.2%
Turnover Rate 7.5% 8.9%
Occupancy Rate 94.2% 95.7%
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Portfolio Comparison to Public Single-Family REIT’s:
American Residential
Properties Inc. (ARPI) Silver Bay Realty Trust
Corp (SBY) Starwood Waypoint
Residential Trust (SWAY) TRP FUND I, LLC
Tenant Turnover (1) 26% 30% 30% 36%
Occupancy (2) 93% 94% 94% 100%
Annual Dividend (3) 0.0% 1.0% 1.1% 8.0%
1. Tenant Turnover statistics are annualized as of 1st and 2nd Quarter 2014 statistics.
2. Percentages are Occupancy statistics for ARPI, SBY, and SWAY as of 4th Quarter-end and for “stabilized” units
3. SBY is the Forward Annual Dividend Rate as reported by Morningstar, Inc and TRP Fund I, LLC is 2014 Actual.
TRP FUND II UPDATE
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Portfolio Map of TRP Fund II
*Excludes 2 properties located in Las Vegas, NV
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TRP Fund II Key Metrics
Key Metrics 2013 2014
Eviction Rate 1.9% 1.4%
Collection Loss 5.6% 2.0%
Turnover Rate 7.3% 9.7%
Occupancy Rate 93.5% 96.2%
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Portfolio Comparison to Public Single-Family REIT’s:
American Residential
Properties Inc. (ARPI) Silver Bay Realty Trust
Corp (SBY) Starwood Waypoint
Residential Trust (SWAY) TRP FUND II, LLC
Tenant Turnover (1) 26% 30% 30% 39%
Occupancy (2) 93% 94% 94% 98%
Annual Dividend (3) 0.0% 1.0% 1.1% 10.0%
1. Tenant Turnover statistics are annualized as of 1st and 2nd Quarter 2014 statistics.
2. Percentages are Occupancy statistics for ARPI, SBY, and SWAY as of 4th Quarter-end and for “stabilized” units
3. SBY is the Forward Annual Dividend Rate as reported by Morningstar, Inc and TRP Fund II, LLC is 2014 Actual.
TRP FUND III UPDATE
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Portfolio Map of TRP Fund III
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Portfolio Map of III Las Vegas
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TRP Fund III Key Metrics
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Portfolio Comparison to Public Single-Family REIT’s:
Key Metrics 2013 2014
Eviction Rate 0.2% 1.7%
Collection Loss 2.5% 3.3%
Turnover Rate N/A 8.4%
Occupancy Rate 61.5% 88.9%
American Residential
Properties Inc. (ARPI) Silver Bay Realty Trust
Corp (SBY) Starwood Waypoint
Residential Trust (SWAY) TRP FUND III, LLC
Tenant Turnover (1) 26% 30% 30% 39%
Occupancy (2) 93% 94% 94% 97%
Annual Dividend (3) 0.0% 1.0% 1.1% 6.0%
1. Tenant Turnover statistics are annualized as of 1st and 2nd Quarter 2014 statistics.
2. Percentages are Occupancy statistics for ARPI, SBY, and SWAY as of 4th Quarter-end and for “stabilized” units
3. SBY is the Forward Annual Dividend Rate as reported by Morningstar, Inc and TRP Fund III, LLC is 2014 Actual.
TRP FUND IV UPDATE
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Portfolio Map of TRP Fund IV
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TRP Fund IV Key Metrics
Key Metrics Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4
Eviction Rate 0.0% 0.0% 4.3% 3.9%
Collection Loss 0.0% 0.0% 3.3% 0.6%
Occupancy Rate 64.3% 73.2% 88.6% 91.0%
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TRP FUND V UPDATE
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Portfolio Map of TRP Fund V
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TRP Fund V Strategy • The Fund has successfully acquired 5 homes at 56% of FMV;
• The primary mode of acquisition for the Fund will be through third party sources
(prior successful bidders at HOA auctions before the Nevada Supreme Court
ruling);
• Buying from third parties allows Management the ability to conduct the due
diligence necessary;
• Our process involves reviewing title for proper noticing, viewing document
history to verify loans and deeds, reviewing CC&R’s recorded to ensure HOA
had property authority to collect, reviewing court records for pending litigation,
contacting HOA collection agency, and researching the seller;
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Apartment Partnerships
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OK SilverFern, LLC (Southern Elms)
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OK SilverFern, LLC (Southern Elms)
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Key Metrics First Half Second Half
Eviction Rate 0.0% 0.4%
Collection Loss 2.7% 5.4%
Turnover Rate 15.4% 34.7%
Occupancy Rate 97.0% 98.3%
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OK SilverFern, LLC (Southern Elms)
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OK Wallabies, LLC (Yaletowne)
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OK Wallabies, LLC (Yaletowne)
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Key Metrics Q4 Q3
Eviction Rate 0.9% 0.9%
Collection Loss 3.0% 5.2%
Turnover Rate 13.9% 18.8%
Occupancy Rate 89.6% 91.9%
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Highlights • Major progress has been made on planned capital improvements;
• Asphalt Repavement is complete;
• Veneer Rock Siding installation is gaining velocity as weather continues to
improve;
• Perimeter Fencing is complete around the perimeter with security gates currently
being installed;
• Clubhouse renovations and Fitness Center are in the final stages of completion;
• BBQ deck/gazebo construction has begun along with pool area renovations;
• Unit interior upgrades are being completed on turnover and include granite
counters, new wood vinyl plank and carpet flooring, new appliances, new light
fixtures, new faucets and plumbing fixtures, and new paint throughout including
cabinets and accent walls;
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OK Wallabies, LLC
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Before Renovation After Renovation
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OK Wallabies, LLC
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Before Renovation After Renovation
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OK Wallabies, LLC
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Before Renovation After Renovation
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OK Wallabies, LLC
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Before Renovation After Renovation
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OK Springboks, LLC (The Chelsea)
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OK Springboks, LLC (The Chelsea)
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Key Metrics Q4
Eviction Rate 1.9%
Collection Loss 3.6%
Turnover Rate 8.2%
Occupancy Rate 85.0%
• Management rebranded Artisan Ridge to The Chelsea Apartments shortly after acquisition;
• Many of the planned exterior capital improvements are in progress including exterior renovations, clubhouse, new pool, playground, repaving/restriping parking areas, new outdoor kitchen;
• Unit interior upgrades have begun on select units on turnover and include upgraded counters, new wood vinyl and carpet flooring, new appliances, new light fixtures, new faucets and plumbing fixtures, new paint throughout, laundry hookups;
• Improving the tenant base of the property and utilizing tighter tenant selection criteria is a major priority with a year-end goal of tenants reliant on Section 8 housing to be below 30%; a decline in occupancy is expected as a result;
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OK Springboks, LLC
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Before Renovation After Renovation
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OK Springboks, LLC
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Before Renovation After Renovation
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OK Springboks, LLC
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Before Renovation After Renovation
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OK Springboks, LLC
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Before Renovation After Renovation
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OK Los Pumas, LLC (The Esperanza)
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OK Los Pumas, LLC (The Esperanza)
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Key Metrics Q4
Eviction Rate 0.0%
Collection Loss 3.9%
Turnover Rate 2.0%
Occupancy Rate 92.9%
• On March 6th, Management completed the acquisition of Tuscan Villas, the adjacent complex to The Esperanza and will begin the process of combining both properties to achieve economies of scale;
• Management is in the process if rebranding the complex The Esperanza apartments, and conversion of all existing monuments and ancillary signage is almost complete;
• Many of the planned capital improvements are in progress including select exterior renovations, clubhouse and office remodel, and pool area upgrades;
• The focus will also be to improve the tenant base of the property through narrowing of tenant selection criteria;
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Save the Date – September 11th, 2015 TwinRock Partners is gearing up for our second annual philanthropic event, taking place on September 11th, 2015.
Every year we select and honor a different public service to support, and this year we have chosen the Orange
County Sheriff Department's K-9 Unit. Initiated in 1985, this program has reduced the manpower needed to search
large buildings and open rural areas by over 50%. The use of canines has decreased the number of injuries to
deputies, and multiplied the number of arrests. These valuable canines are purchased entirely through public
donations, so please mark your calendars for Friday, September 11th, at the Newport Beach Vineyards and Winery.
We will enjoy exceptional locally-grown wines as we assist in help the K-9 Unit continue to grow and thrive.
Date: 9/11/2015
Time: 6:00 - 9:00PM
Location: Newport Beach Vineyards & Winery
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