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  • Which catalog management approach allows adjustments based on forecasted demand?
  • What type of Equipment Management inbox message does not require any action from the user?
  • Which button allows you to manually remove location codes in the Assemblage Record Data?
  • Which icon must be used to finish placing an order while in the Order Summary screen?
  • What is the first step to initiate an inventory in the Assemblage Management Physical Inventory window?
  • How many days after a requisition date does DMLSS automatically generate initial follow-ups for priority 09 through 15 orders?
  • What type of funding is used for investment medical equipment?
  • What is the primary goal of the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) regarding the medical prime vendor program?
  • Which Assemblage Management (AM) window allows for the review of AS requirements with overages or shortages for a particular assemblage?
  • Which document is essential for the processing of purchase card transactions?
  • Which Equipment Management (EM) standard inquiry supports budget requirements for the equipment manager?
  • Which Defense Medical Logistics Standard Support (DMLSS) window is used to cancel a physical inventory?
  • How many characters are allowed in the short item description field?
  • Which aspect is emphasized for everyone involved in customer service?
  • What status category is used to provide advice on any actions taken against a requisition?
  • What is an important technique to remember when lifting bulky items?
  • For how many days can an unserviceable piece of equipment be held in the MEMO holding account?
  • What should you apply when safety guidance is not readily available for assessing appropriate safeguards?
  • Items that are potentially affected by a Medical Materiel Category 1 complaint are placed in which stratification?
  • What communication system utilizes orbital satellites for data transmission?
  • In a personal service contract, who is responsible for supplying legal protection for the employee?
  • What actions should be taken if a document is found during a QC check that is not complete?
  • Which hazardous material code is used to identify an item that may be hazardous?
  • Which action is considered a valid excess status action in DMLSS?
  • Controlled storage area deficiencies must be reported to whom for corrective action?
  • What is essential for successful logistics planning in military missions?
  • How are Equipment Management (EM) standard reports typically produced?
  • Who is responsible for appointing the DMLSS system administrators?
  • How often must all medical equipment be inventoried?
  • What is the primary reason for having regulations on the handling of hazardous materials?
  • What is the most common method used to store loose issue items?
  • Which module checks for available funding and deleted items prior to sending an order to LOG ISSUES?
  • Within the Department of Defense (DOD), what is the meaning of a green gas cylinder?
  • What action may replace a 24-month routine equipment inventory count?
  • When the inventory accuracy of a specific segment is less than 95 percent, when must that segment be re-inventoried?
  • What action must you take to remove an item from an order while in the Order Detail screen?
  • Which search tool is utilized to identify the percentage of noncritical items desired for procurement?
  • What key performance indicator is often used to measure the efficiency of medical logistics operations?
  • How frequently must a routine equipment inventory count typically occur?
  • What is typically required of individuals providing professional services in a contract?
  • Which element of resource is used to procure medical supplies?
  • Who should receive a copy of the monthly quality assurance (QA) log?
  • Who is responsible for obtaining environmental authorization from the base Hazardous Material Pharmacy (HMP) for hazardous items?
  • How frequently must the DMLSS system administrator homepage summary be reviewed?
  • Which transaction code is used to record the return of items back to the source of supply?
  • In Defense Medical Logistics Standard Support (DMLSS), which item does not receive an automatic check in the Process field?
  • What is the goal of the Defense Reutilization and Marketing Service (DRMS)?
  • What is commonly the first step in managing medical logistics operations?
  • Which transaction code is used to record individual gains transferred from other medical materiel accounts?
  • What program is known for managing cargo and personnel details for unit type codes (UTC) and taskings?
  • What term is used to define items that are highly desirable for personal use and are therefore subject to increased theft?
  • What role does the short item description field play in cataloging medical supplies?
  • Which document type should be the first point of reference in quality control?
  • Which type of contract is best utilized when the government cannot accurately predict the quantity of resources needed during a specific period?
  • What should you do first after discovering a quality control (QC) document is missing?
  • In DMLSS, how is it determined whether an item is considered surplus?
  • Which field in the Defense Medical Logistics Standard Support (DMLSS) must indicate NO before a pending action can be deleted?
  • Which type of employees does the Occupational Safety and Health Act (OSHA) primarily direct health and safety standards for?
  • What percentage of prime vendor (PV) orders need to be inspected during the receipt process?
  • Credit may be granted for serviceable medical materiel supplies being returned if they will be resold within how many days?
  • Where can the latest allowance standard (AS) levels be accessed?
  • What action is needed once a medical item is confirmed unserviceable?
  • A file plan lists where specific documents are to be?
  • Who is responsible for preparing the Air Force Form 601 for equipment turn-ins?
  • How often are Government Purchase Card (GPC) cardholders required to reconcile charges in Defense Medical Logistics Standard Support (DMLSS)?
  • How often must stored war reserve materiel (WRM) assemblages be inventoried?
  • Which inventory control method involves the delivery of items directly to the using activity after being received?
  • Which activity provides technical pre-purchase evaluation assistance to ensure that custodians select equipment with optimum performance and safety criteria?
  • Which Defense Medical Logistics Standard Support (DMLSS) hand-held terminal (HHT) module is used to replenish customer shelves?
  • Which of the following is not a catalog search scope?
  • What is considered the most effective way to reduce the probability of injury in the workplace?
  • What is the immediate action required when on-duty mishaps occur?
  • Which module do customers use to access their catalog?
  • What is one of the primary goals of a Prime Vendor Pharmaceutical program?
  • What is the key advantage of using encryption in communication systems?
  • In what manner must documents be maintained for them to be easily accessible?
  • Who evaluates the condition of medical materiel equipment items being returned by the customer?
  • What benefit does the DLA provide in terms of requisition supply status?
  • Who is accountable for managing equipment warranties and guarantees?
  • Where can new DMLSS users create their Smart Card-enabled usernames?
  • What is a key responsibility of the Logistics Officer in medical logistics?
  • Which entity oversees the Government Purchase Card (GPC) program?
  • What term is used to define a collection of data presented automatically on a periodic basis in DMLSS?
  • What type of information is contained within the Logistics Detail (LOGDET)?
  • Which medical treatment facility (MTF) catalog record tab is used to change an item's default source?
  • If a medical/surgical primary vendor (PVM) holds a backorder, what type of estimated date must it provide for each line-item being held?
  • What action should be taken for a $2,500 blanket purchase agreement (BPA) order?
  • When MSDS are received, where should a copy be forwarded for inclusion in a central repository?
  • Who is responsible for notifying when a Medical Materiel Category I item can be disposed of or repaired after causing injury?
  • Which document is essential for ensuring compliance with controlled substances regulations in a medical facility?
  • Which function reviews Logistics (LOG)-owned assemblage shortages?
  • Which report must be submitted upon discovering an error in shipments?
  • What is the lowest level in the Defense Medical Logistics Standard Support (DMLSS) organizational hierarchy?
  • Which term describes sources of supply located within a medical facility?
  • Expense centers may only be linked to which of the following?
  • Who is typically responsible for ensuring compliance in the disposal of expired pharmaceuticals?
  • All Government Purchase Card (GPC) reconciliation actions take place in which Defense Medical Logistics Standard Support (DMLSS) screen?
  • Which quality assurance (QA) pending action is produced for Type I items that are not updated within established times?
  • Who must approve the issuance of medical supplies to nonmedical units?
  • What button enables the insertion of additional locations in an assemblage data record?
  • Which medical gas is typically found within an all blue gas cylinder?
  • When do prime vendor credits obtained through the reverse distribution program typically expire?
  • Which Defense Medical Logistics Standard Support (DMLSS) application is used by custodians to submit new item requests?
  • What type of cost factor does an electronic catalog (ECAT) use that includes shipping, handling, and DLA surcharges?
  • How frequently must equipment due-outs and due-ins be validated after the due-out is established?
  • Within how many months should economic retention inventory be used, based on historical consumption?
  • Who is typically appointed as the new item request (NIR) Log Authority?
  • What status in DMLSS is used when an item has been returned for credit determination?
  • Who may grant special Equipment Balance/Authorization, based on allowance source code (ASC) 041?
  • What biological warfare/chemical warfare (BW/CW) item is classified as a controlled item?
  • What is the highest privilege level in User Privilege Management?
  • Which Inventory Management (IM) screen displays the total number of line items and total dollar value per individual source of supply requirement?
  • What is the goal of the Medical Logistics flight commander's (MLFC) inventory policy?
  • Integrated Global Equipment Request System (TIGERS) equipment packages are sourced by which activity?
  • Which inventory method orders the difference between the on-hand balance and the authorized level?
  • Which type of items are most effectively procured through an electronic catalog (ECAT)?
  • If an equipment item was incorrectly recorded as a loss in DMLSS, what is the method to reverse it?
  • Which of the following actions is used to finalize an order in the DMLSS?
  • What is a common reason to conduct an equipment gain in Defense Medical Logistics Standard Support (DMLSS)?
  • Which of the following is a responsibility of pilot units?
  • Which Equipment Management (EM) standard report enables the manager to verify the type and accuracy of transactions processed in DMLSS?
  • What is the primary purpose of a Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS)?
  • Which personnel are typically responsible for managing the return process of medical materiel?
  • What is the correct sequence for a complete document number?
  • What is required for processed excess medical materiel to be officially reported?
  • Which responsibility is assigned to the Medical Readiness Committee (MRC)?
  • Which other element may conduct training for property custodian equipment?
  • Who accounts for nonmedical centrally managed equipment items?
  • What should be done after discovering a piece of unaccounted equipment in a medical treatment facility?
  • Why is it important to control access to communication security (COMSEC) materials?
  • Which pending action is used to determine if all quality assurance (QA) messages have been received?
  • How many months of history are maintained by the TRANSACTION HISTORY module?
  • What should you do if you observe an unescorted person in your medical materiel storage and distribution section?
  • What is the primary purpose of establishing a quality assurance surveillance plan in contracts?
  • Which type of message in the Equipment Management inbox must be deleted manually by the user?
  • What key factor influences the timing of returns in a logistics system?
  • In what order are pending actions listed in the INBOX of Defense Medical Logistics Standard Support (DMLSS)?
  • What should patient safety officer (PSO) collaboration notifications include?
  • Where do users go to create their Smart Card-enabled usernames in DMLSS?
  • What factor is used to determine if a discrepancy is consequential or inconsequential?
  • What is the minimum qualification to be appointed as the accountable property officer?
  • What can an advisory notice include for users?
  • Who is responsible for administering wing level hazardous waste programs?
  • Which Defense Medical Logistics Standard Support (DMLSS) module is used to print the Source Document Control Report (SDCR)?
  • What is the primary purpose of the allowance standard (AS) in military logistics?
  • What type of contract typically includes a requirements package?
  • What is the maximum annual salary that a government contractor can earn?
  • What is the time frame within which the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) provides supply status for priority 09 through 15 requisitions?
  • Which Defense Medical Logistics Standard Support (DMLSS) application should be used to submit electronic catalog (ECAT) orders?
  • Which inventory management method is designed to reduce inventory levels while sustaining product availability?
  • How are military war reserve materiel (WRM) projects denoted in an allowance standard?
  • Who is tasked with providing customer service within the logistics framework?
  • DMLSS transactions will not be automatically included in a pipeline average if the new pipeline delivery time differs from the average pipeline time by how many days?
  • A purchase card transaction is considered delinquent if it is not reconciled within how many days?
  • What is the function of the Refund Code "N" in the DMLSS?
  • What type of device encodes and decodes voice communications using encryption algorithms?
  • Items marked with expiration dates consisting of only a month and year expire on what day?
  • While in-checking a shipment, which items should be processed first?
  • What is the maximum number of counts teams that can be used for an inventory?
  • Before permanently filing a source document, quality control (QC) personnel must check it for what?
  • A very important part of quality assurance and item surveillance for medical materiel is?
  • What is the most effective method to evaluate your safety program and prevent mishaps?
  • The vertical toolbar option used to add a military treatment facility (MTF) item to a customer's catalog is?
  • Which of the following is an appropriate source of supply (SOS) code for a local blanket purchase agreement (BPA)?
  • Where should secure telecommunications centers be located during deployment?
  • Which Defense Medical Logistics Standard Support (DMLSS) transaction must be made to transfer ownership?
  • Which replenishment type is the most commonly used to replenish customer areas?
  • In DMLSS, what is the purpose of the INVENTORY STATUS window?
  • In inventory management, what does EOH stand for?
  • Which of the following best describes a personal service contract?
  • What role does effective communication play in medical logistics?
  • Who is the approval authority for annual inventory waivers?
  • How often should the medical logistics personnel review the AS data?
  • Which report is essential for understanding the implications of hazardous materials?
  • What is an important reason to have a good filing system?
  • Which of the following is one of the basic report types in Defense Medical Logistics Standard Support (DMLSS)?
  • To upload an item record to your system from the electronic catalog (ECAT) website, what should you select?
  • Condemned or uneconomically repairable equipment should be transferred to which service?
  • What is the highest category of data available in BusinessObjects (BO)?
  • What is a key function of the Approval authority in the DMLSS process?
  • Which activity must conduct initial acceptance inspections for all incoming equipment?
  • When closing out inventories from issue exceptions, which DMLSS transaction indicates when the actual count is less than the on-hand balance?
  • Which STATUS EDITS tab contains status image transactions that DMLSS did not recognize?
  • Which medical treatment facility (MTF) catalog supply tab is used to identify items that are approved for automatic substitution?
  • Which of the following is one of the four parts of the Source Document Control Report (SDCR)?
  • Who is responsible for appointing the accountable base medical supply officer (ABMSO)?
  • When unsafe or unhealthy working conditions are present, which department may Air Force personnel request inspections from?
  • Refrigerated storage space must maintain what temperature range?
  • Which of the following best describes the role of a troop commander in BW/CW operations?
  • What is the most basic access level that can be assigned to a user in the electronic catalog (ECAT)?
  • What term describes a collection of privileges and resources for each module?
  • What is a key responsibility of the Transportation officer in the medical logistics process?
  • Which option is used to cancel a new item request (NIR) while allowing it to be resubmitted later by the originator?
  • Who controls the roles and privileges for specific DMLSS modules?
  • Which level type is used when a user wants to manually maintain a level?
  • Which replenishment type requires the use of an inventory list?
  • What is the main purpose of the CUST function in the inventory system?
  • Which Defense Medical Logistics Standard Support (DMLSS) function is used to manage medical equipment based on a medical-legal risk assessment?
  • Which piece of equipment is essential for safely transporting hazardous materials?
  • Which of the following is a main reason for stored records to be easily accessible?
  • Which transaction code is used to record abandoned items that were discovered on base and turned-in to Logistics (LOG)?
  • What type of inventory involves a physical count of all property during a specified period?
  • Excess medical materiels are reported through which program?
  • Why is it crucial to protect Defense Medical Logistics Standard Support (DMLSS) reports when deployed?
  • What Defense Medical Logistics Standard Support (DMLSS) pending action is created if a customer attempts to request an item they are not authorized to have?
  • Which of the following is an appropriate action when handling a medical emergency involving hazardous materials?
  • What tool is utilized to combine multiple requirements for the same item identification into a single replenishment requirement?
  • Who must approve the loan of a unit's war reserve materiel (WRM)?
  • What does the "ACTION REQUIRED" field signify in the DMLSS?
  • Which report identifies the gain/loss transactions if you finalize the inventory with the current count?
  • Which type of shelf life item can be extended only through the FDA/DOD Shelf Life Extension Program?
  • When can an original signed custodian actions list (CAL) be destroyed?
  • What is the minimum total Air Force stock that must be available to make the SLEP test economically feasible?
  • The primary purpose of the LOGFOR module is to provide what?
  • What are the two main sections of the System Administrator Tool homepage window?
  • When is the best time to perform reconciliation on a Government Purchase Card (GPC)?
  • Expense equipment is considered to be any equipment line item with a dollar value of less than?
  • What occurs when receiving an item marked with a checkmark in the MAINT REQ IND checkbox?
  • Which function does the CS application primarily serve in DMLSS?
  • What happens when the Issue Credit checkbox in the Defense Medical Logistics Standard Support (DMLSS) is not checked when an item is returned?
  • What document is primarily involved with ensuring the correct flow of pharmaceutical returns?
  • What type of catalog record must first be created before an item can be stocked, ordered, or added to a customer's catalog?
  • When processing a Precious Metals Recovery Program (PMRP) return from a customer, what reason is used for the turn-in?
  • Where is the Records Disposition Schedule (RDS) maintained?
  • How frequently are safety, health, and fire inspections typically conducted in each workplace?
  • What term is used to define data presented in a standard format in Defense Medical Logistics Standard Support (DMLSS) that is produced automatically on an event driven basis?
  • In medical logistics, what does the acronym 'MTF' stand for?
  • Which Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) status is used to communicate what actions are being taken on your order?
  • What is the primary function of the Property Custodian?
  • What is an important aspect of managing medical supplies in a facility?
  • How many days after receiving notification of extension will FDA-extended SLEP items be relabeled?
  • Which of the following is displayed on the Delinquent Purchase Card (PC) Recon Report?
  • Which button is used to update the Equipment Management inbox in DMLSS?
  • Who is responsible for managing how and when funds are used from the Prime Vendor Pharmaceutical credit accounts?
  • Where do system administrators go to approve new Smart Card-enabled DMLSS users?
  • Which DMLSS application is primarily used by custodians for ordering medical supplies?
  • Which Defense Medical Logistics Standard Support (DMLSS) hand-held terminal (HHT) module is used by the Medical Equipment Management Office (MEMO) for annual equipment inventories?
  • Which Item Location Detail field may be modified?
  • Supply chain management (SCM) mainly focuses on what type of issuing system?
  • Which button is used to perform internal transfers in the REPORT EXCESS window?
  • What should be done with records that are no longer necessary for operational purposes?
  • Which method is typically used for replenishing medication inventory in a hospital setting?
  • According to the Comprehensive Drug Abuse Prevention and Control Act of 1970, how frequently is a formal controlled item inventory conducted?
  • What information does the Order Summary screen provide?
  • How are BW/CW assets transported to the deployed Medical Logistics function?
  • Medical equipment management office (MEMO) must transfer an account's property to an authorized successor if the primary custodian is?
  • What DMLSS transaction is processed when accountability of equipment decreases or a maintenance record becomes unnecessary?
  • Which replenishment type relies on estimated on-hand (EOH) quantities?
  • What is the definition of commingle in the context of inventory management?
  • Which individual is typically appointed as the accountable base medical supply officer (ABMSO)?
  • What document is essential in a Medical Equipment Management Office (MEM) inventory project file?
  • What is the main purpose of creating a catalog record in medical logistics?
  • What is the definition of an 'inventory adjustment' in DMLSS?
  • What type of personal protective equipment (PPE) should be used when cutting strapping?
  • At a minimum, how many months of shelf-life must prime vendor items have remaining upon delivery?
  • The Defense Medical Logistics Standard Support (DMLSS) quality assurance (QA) module allows customers to do which of the following?
  • What kind of errors are commonly identified during quality control checks?
  • What entity is responsible for the oversight of personal service contracts?
  • Which condition must be met before a medical materiel item can be considered excess?
  • What system is the digital equivalent of filing hardcopy documents?
  • How are you alerted when a received war reserve materiel (WRM) item has a quality assurance alert?
  • What is the primary purpose of the picklist in the materiel issuing process?
  • Which DMLSS screen is used by custodians to order supplies that have never been purchased before?
  • What is the primary benefit of using a blanket purchase agreement (BPA)?
  • While receiving a hazardous item, what should you do if you cannot locate the material safety data sheet (MSDS)?
  • To whom should individuals not listed as an account's custodian refer for assistance?
  • What role does the GPC approving official play in the new item request process?
  • Which prime vendor (PV) delivery type typically arrives within six hours after the order is placed?
  • Which inventory method is used to replenish the exact amounts entered per item?
  • What is needed for a troop commander to complete the BW/CW audit trail?
  • Incomplete quality control (QC) documents should be placed into which type of file?
  • If you are unsure about someone's access to classified information, what should you do?
  • Who manages the Department of Defense's (DOD) precious metals recovery program?
  • Which scope should be thoroughly searched before adding a new military treatment facility (MTF) catalog record?
  • Which source of supply (SOS) category includes all sources located outside of the medical treatment facility (MTF)?
  • Which module in Defense Medical Logistics Standard Support is used to manage the credit returns process?
  • In BW/CW operations, what is essential for tracking the usage of assets during a deployment?
  • How often do medical gas cylinders need to be hydrostatically retested?
  • Who is responsible for the overall management and operation of the Department of Defense (DOD) medical prime vendor program?
  • Capital investment equipment is defined as having a unit or system cost greater than or equal to what amount?
  • What is the first action to take after receiving notification to suspend an item in Quality Assurance (QA)?
  • Which activity is responsible for reviewing all equipment requests for compatibility?
  • Which Equipment Management (EM) standard report documents accountable transactions that occur for a customer's account in a given business day?
  • What is the primary benefit of having an accurate inventory system in medical logistics?
  • What is the function of the patient movement item (PMI) system during air evacuation missions?
  • What basic topic should be covered during initial custodian training?
  • What document provides a systematic method to evaluate a contractor's service performance?
  • Which document is crucial for tracking logistical resources and personnel in medical missions?
  • Which Equipment Management (EM) standard inquiry provides a list of accountable equipment records for a customer account, including a signature block for the custodian?
  • Which controlled schedule do items belong to if they have a high potential for abuse and are acceptable for medical use?
  • Commercial credit returns programs for pharmaceuticals are primarily used to dispose of which types of items?
  • What role does the primary property custodian play in the logistics process?
  • Who is responsible for reporting discrepancies that are attributable to the carrier?
  • The materiel issuing process typically starts with which step?
  • If a discrepancy cannot be resolved by working directly with your prime vendor, who should you contact?
  • Which type of Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) registration are Medical Logistics activities required to have?
  • What is a recommended practice when receiving MSDS?
  • What reconciliation action code is used when all items have been received?
  • When establishing a new SOS code, what process must generally be followed prior to its approval?
  • Which of the following is a primary concern in handling BW/CW materials?
  • What purchase card (PC) register order status indicates a call with items that have not been fully received?
  • A supply discrepancy report (SDR) must be submitted for which of the following situations?
  • Which of the following is a specific objective of equipment management?
  • What type of report does Medical Logistics provide to assist with hazardous material stream analysis?
  • What Status Edits, Part 2 code indicates that there is no record of the original requisition?
  • Which key principle should be a focus during the storage planning phase for medical materiel?
  • Which Type of inventory method is thought to be the most straightforward and involves regular assessment of stock?
  • How often should a complete inventory take place for optimal management?
  • What option may be used to have a source of supply (SOS) code created for you?
  • Receipts and invoices are compared to which primary quality control (QC) document?
  • What is the NEXT position to review a new item request (NIR) after it is submitted by a customer?
  • What type of documentation is typically required when disposing of hazardous materials?
  • Before funding, procuring, or replacing war reserve materiel (WRM), what must be identified first?
  • What is the typical first step after generating a picklist in the materiel issuing process?
  • Which contract surveillance method allows for deductions from a contractor's monthly payment?
  • Who serves as the primary point of contact for medical materiel and supply chain issues in the CAOC?
  • What is the procedure for utilizing BW/CW assets during an exercise?
  • What should the DD 1155 be compared to first, when performing quality control (QC)?
  • When manually lifting materials, which factor should be carefully considered?
  • When deploying individually or in small groups, how is the BW/CW antidote kit obtained?
  • Who is primarily responsible for notifying and training about hazardous waste management?
  • Which form is required when ordering schedule II controlled items from a prime vendor?
  • In the document number, which position of the Julian date corresponds to the calendar year?
  • Which of the following is not a reason for equipment turn-in?
  • Which document is considered a part of a requirements package?
  • From where will you normally receive your daily Department of Defense medical materiel quality control (DODMMQC) messages?
  • How many antidote treatment nerve agent auto injectors (ATNAA) are permitted for each person?
  • During medical logistics operations, what is critical to maintain efficiency?
  • Which screen provides a centralized listing of values and codes used in DMLSS?
  • What is the highest level in the Defense Medical Logistics Standard Support (DMLSS) organizational hierarchy?
  • During quality control (QC), which processing error will you most likely find?
  • Which transaction is not directly reversible by the user?
  • Which type of equipment inventory covers all equipment within a medical treatment facility?
  • How frequently must Defense Medical Logistics Standard Support (DMLSS) pending actions be reviewed and worked?
  • Who assigns source of supply (SOS) codes for decentralized blanket purchase agreements (DBPA)?
  • Which module in LOGMOD serves as the planning foundation for strategic airlift requirements?
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