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Student Idea Competition
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Lilla Somogyvári
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welcome to representation for this year student competition.
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My name is, and in my colleague Stephanie Burden.
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They would like to present your idea on how to
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make you a more inclusive.
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In order to achieve this goal, we would like to
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create a podcast series targets that you, um, students with
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the aim to provide information on various topics and encourage
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conversation among students about different aspect off life.
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A Cuban.
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We found that even though there are a lot of
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resources available for students, there is not a universal platform
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with students can turn into in case they have a
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question with our idea.
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The aim is not to replace this already existing resources
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such as the U.
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N website and you m affiliated INSTAGRAM accounts, but instead
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complement them and two guys students toward the right direction
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in case they want to learn more about issues and
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their topic off interest.
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Having to navigate through the different sites can be confusing.
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Thus, we would like to connect these resources and create
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an easily accessible platform.
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The majority off existing resources are tax based.
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However, there are students who have problems with concentrating or
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long text or have problems with their sides, which makes
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it hard for them to acquire the necessary information by
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introducing a new form of media for information.
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We would also meet the needs of the students.
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Additionally, we would like to provide the scripts off the
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podcast episode for students with hearing impairment in text phones.
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Apart from informational purposes, we would also like to use
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the podcast to involve students in a conversation about different
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issues affecting them and topics of their interests.
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There are strong bonds and communities within the different faculties.
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With our podcast, we would like to create a bridge
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between the faculties by talking about concerts and topics that
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interest all students such as mental health, academia and Korea
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rate subject.
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We would like to bring students with different backgrounds and
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perspectives together and create an engaging you M community.
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Additionally, we would also like to engage you on student
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associations as well as the local monastic community such as
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businesses, organizations and NGOs.
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In order to execute RDM, we would need to start
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with purchasing basic essential technical equipment such as microphones and
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an annual streaming subscription to stream our podcast episodes from.
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We would also needed office space.
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Given that we would like to have guest speakers on
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several podcast episodes and podcast needs to be recorded in
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one room using the same technical equipment for best quality.
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Our guest speakers would range from U M students and
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staff and you m student associations to local Mastic businesses,
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organizations and NGOs.
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This way, student 11 Listeners would feel a sense of
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your own community and interaction between u.
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M. The local massive community.
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The most important elements necessary to realize our idea would
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be to receive u M credibility.
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We would like student 11 to be affiliated with you
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m and advertise on the U.
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M website and faculty newsletters.
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Thus, we're open to having a U.
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M supervisor assigned to us to make sure the content
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is compatible.
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Making the podcast easily accessible for young students, parents, incoming
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students and staff members would lead to a greater audience
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and would motivate more people to contribute with their ideas
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and experiences.
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This would further expand the outreach, resulting in higher quality
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and diversity of ideas, interests and voices being heard.
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We would also need to market our podcast outside of
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the U.
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M. Newsletter in your own website.
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Thus, we would need an adobe subscription to create graphic
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designs. Our plan is to market ourselves via Instagram and
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Facebook. Last but not least, student 11 Central value is
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to represent the voices and interest across all faculties, building
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a strong sense of community.
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In order to achieve this, we believe building a podcast
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team would help increase our outreach and provide a platform
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for more stories, entrance and concerns to be tackled.
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Our vision is to have a team with individuals or
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groups of people responsible for different roles such as marketing,
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concentration and management.
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In addition, we would like to have it least one
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representative from each faculty to help bring about relevant student
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interest issues and stories.
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It's part of our representative board with the Student Project
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competition first prize grants.
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We would be able to kick start our idea.
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A basic to person podcast set up costs around €400.
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This grant would cover the Central Technical Starter pack as
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well as a Spotify and Apple podcast streaming service.
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With the second place grant of €200 we would still
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be able to Kickstarter idea by limiting our technical equipment
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to one person set up, cutting the cost of the
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set up in half as Student one of one's audience
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and network grows.
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There are different future investments that would be key and
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allowing the initiative to grow in order to tackle bigger
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projects and haven't even greater outreach and include even more
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representation. Here, you can see a detailed version of our
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€400 budget for a 2% set up with two microphones,
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a USB audio port and phone balls for audio quality.
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And next you can see the 200 your budget with
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a one person set up.
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The key difference here is that the budget would allow
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for only one microphone.
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However, it could be used by multiple people, assuming that
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within the grants are time, I would proceed as follows.
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Step on would be to recruit the team and representative
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board applications would open at the end of every all
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the beginning off me, we would plan to market direct
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treatment via the U.
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N newsletter.
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What's a group chat this cartel, word of mouth and
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so on.
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Step two.
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India's working with direct rooted seem to create a calendar
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for our podcast episodes to plan out when to release
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what type of topics and develop a marketing strategy.
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You would also brainstorm potential guests because you would like
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to invite for a podcast episodes.
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Step three consists of developing episodes fruit out July and
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June to have them ready by the visit, introduction period
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and the beginning off the school year.
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This way, we have content prepared to keep our audience
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engaged. Step four would be to design a student Gonna
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wanna go and create an Instagram and Facebook page to
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begin marketing our project.
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In the meantime, would be working on creating a jingle
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for our podcast.
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We plan to launch our first podcast episode, make August
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in time for income.
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The vacuum into incoming U.
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M students, followed by at least one more episode by
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introduction week for the visit period of incoming students and
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questions from August until the end of September, we plan
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to release at least one episode per week to take
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a hot topic, questions regarding being a U.
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N. Students and settling down in master After the busy
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period around the start of the academic here, we would
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work with our team to broaden our podcast episodes doing
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through the by the range of topics and shift away
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from the incoming Students team.
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Some examples include the stigmatizing mental health issues, special edition
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episodes for holidays, collaboration with U.
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N. Student association stuff and local master businesses.
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The possibilities are endless.
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Later, we would like to focus on making the podcast
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more interactive by creating a discussion board where students can
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further engage and get a sense of human community.
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In addition, as previously mentioned, we are open to regularly
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meet supervisor.
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To ensure transparency on our project, we have identified two
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main potential shortcomings.
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Firstly, we acknowledged that not all of our recruited team
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members and representative board members would be in Mastic over
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crucial summer months and preparation.
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Tow launch Student 11 Despite this posing a challenge to
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the coordination and technical quality of the project, we live
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in a day and age or podcast recordings and team
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meetings could be adapted to an online format.
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We would host weekly teams or meetings and create a
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team group chat to keep the continuity of things and
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to combat the distance barrier.
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And secondly, we would like to hope that you m
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students would be enthusiastic to join student 11 as a
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team member or representative board member.
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However, given the novelty of the initiative, we acknowledge that
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we might not receive as many applications that we would
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like to.
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Or maybe not at all.
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However, Leela and I are very passionate about the idea
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of creating an inclusive and involved you m community through
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student 11 We're willing to take on the challenge on
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our own and build a team.
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As a project gains more traction with time, which is
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the two of us, we would have to manage a
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lot more in our own.
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However, with a strong bonds and strong communication, we can
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make it work by adapting inappropriate episode released timeline.
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The reflects the capabilities of a two person team in
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case of any further questions.
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Do not hesitate to reach out to us via email
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or phone.
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Thank you for your time and consideration
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