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Advanced Placement Policy
These policies (see the table of advanced placement equivalents) are in effect for students entering Ithaca College in the 2001-2002 academic year. They are subject to change at any time.
In the School of Humanities and Sciences general elective credit is department specific and may be used to meet distribution requirements. No advanced placement credit, either general elective or course specific, may be used to meet general education requirements. See p. 257, "General Education Requirement" in the School of Humanities and Sciences.
In all schools a score of 3 will be awarded 6 credits of general elective credit with exceptions in psychology, sociology, mathematics, computer science, government and politics, micro- and macroeconomics, statistics, and music examinations.
For additional information about Ithaca College's advanced placement policies, contact Charlotte Richardson in the Office of the Registrar, 220 Job Hall, phone 607-274-3127. Ithaca College's ETS School Code is 2325. Scores must be sent directly to the Office of the Registrar, 220 Job Hall, Ithaca, NY, 14850-7013 before credit is granted.
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Advanced Placement Equivalents
In all schools scores of 1 or 2 (and in some cases 3) will not be awarded credit. Scores of 3, 4, and 5 are awarded credit as indicated below.
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Examination
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Score
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Equivalent
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Credit
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Studio Art --- General
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3,4,5
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326-1xxxx art elective
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6
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Studio Art --- Drawing
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3
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326-1xxxx art elective
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6
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4,5
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326-13000 Introduction to Drawing
326-1xxxx art elective
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3
3
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History of Art
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3
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376-1xxxx art history elective
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6
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4,5
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376-11700 Survey of Western Art I
376-11800 Survey of Western Art II
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3
3
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Biology
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3
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303-1xxxx biology elective
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6
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4
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303-1xxxx biology elective
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8
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5
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303-1xxxx biology elective. May receive course-specific credit provided there is evidence of laboratory component and a passing score on a dept. exam
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8
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Chemistry
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3
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304-1xxxx chemistry elective
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6
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4
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304-1xxxx chemistry elective
304-12100 Principles of Chemistry
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4
4
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5
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304-1xxxx chemistry elective
304-12100 Principles of Chemistry
304-12200 Principles of Chemistry
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1
4
3
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Computer Science A
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3
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312-1xxxx computer science elective
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3
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4,5
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312-17100 Principles of Computing Science I
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4
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Computer Science AB
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3
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312-1xxxx computer science elective
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6
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4
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312-17100 Principles of Computing Science I
312-1xxxx computer science elective
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4
4
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5
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312-17100 Principles of Computing Science I
312-17400 Principles of Computing Science II
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4
4
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Developmental Psychology
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3,4,5
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330-2xxxx Psychology Elective
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3
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Economics --- Macro
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4,5
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306-12100 Principles of Macroeconomics
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3
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Economics --- Micro
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4,5
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306-12200 Principles of Microeconomics
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3
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Educational Psychology
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3,4,5
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330-21010 Educational Psychology
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3
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English Literature/ Composition or
English Language/ Composition
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3
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377-1xxxx writing elective
307-1xxxx English elective
(Adv. Placement granted for only one English exam).
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3
3
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English Literature/ Composition or
English Language/ Composition
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4,5
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377-1xxxx writing elective
307-1xxxx English elective
(Adv. Placement is granted for only one English exam).
May receive course specific credit (377-10700 in place of 377-1xxxx) when a score of 1 or 2 is achieved in the IC writing placement examination.
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3
3
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Environmental Science
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3,4,5
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303-1xxxx Biology Elective
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3
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French Language
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3
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308-3xxxx French elective
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6
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4,5
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308-30100 Spoken and Written Communication I
308-3xxxx French elective
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3
3
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French Literature
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3
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308-3xxxx French elective
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6
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4,5
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308-31300 Introduction to French Literature to 1715
308-3xxxx French elective
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3
3
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Geography
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3
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311-2xxxx History Elective
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3
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4,5
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311-20300 Introductory Geography
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3
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Gov't & Politics: U.S.
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3
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310-1xxxx politics elective
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3
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4,5
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310-10100 U.S. Politics
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3
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Gov't & Politics: Comparative
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3
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310-1xxxx politics elective
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3
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4,5
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310-12800 International Relations
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3
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German
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3
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309-3xxxx German elective
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6
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4,5
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309-30100 Spoken and Written Communication in German I
309-3xxxx German elective (level 3)
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3
3
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History: U.S.
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3
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311-1xxxx history elective
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6
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4,5
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311-11100 U. S. History to 1865
311-11200 U. S. History since 1865
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3
3
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European History
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3
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311-1xxxx history elective
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6
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4,5
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311-10200 Modern Western Civilization (but not 311-10100)
311-1xxxx history elective
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3
3
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Latin
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3,4,5
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317-1xxxx Latin elective
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6
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Math/Calculus AB
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3,4,5
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313-11100 Calculus I
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4
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Math/Calculus BC
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3,4,5
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313-11100 Calculus I
313-11200 Calculus II
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4
4
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Music Theory/ Sight-Singing
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4,5
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551-1xxxx music theory
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2
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Music Literature
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To be determined after review
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Physics B
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3
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315-1xxxx physics elective
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6
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4,5
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315-10100 Introduction to Physics I
315-10200 Introduction to Physics II
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4
4
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Physics C
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3
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315-1xxxx physics elective
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6
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4,5
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315-11700 Principles of Physics I: Mechanics
315-11800 Principles of Physics II: Electricity and Magnetism
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4
4
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Psychology
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4,5
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330-10300 General Psychology
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3
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Sociology
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4,5
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331-10100 Introduction to Sociology
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3
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Spanish Language
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3
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318-3xxxx Spanish elective
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6
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4,5
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318-32300 Spanish Oral Practice I
318-32400 Spanish Oral Practice II
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3
3
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Spanish Literature
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3
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318-3xxxx Spanish elective
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6
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4,5
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318-26100 Introduction to Spanish Literature I
318-26200 Introduction to Spanish Literature II
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3
3
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Statistics
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3,4,5
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313-24300 Statistics
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3
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