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People choose a career as a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) in Minnesota for many reasons, and topping the list is a desire to assist people with their basic needs while in a medical facility or long-term nursing home. CNAs are healthcare professionals who have the most consistent contact with patients and residents and play an important role in ensuring clients get needed attention. The Minnesota Depart of Health (MDOH) approves training programs and maintains the Nursing Assistant Registry.

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  • 7 Steps to Becoming a CNA in Minnesota
  • How to Keep Certification Active
  • Career Outlook and Salary for CNAs in Minnesota
  • Get Certification in Other States

7 Steps to Becoming a CNA in Minnesota

It does not take long to become a CNA in Minnesota when certain steps are followed. The first step is reviewing the various routes to certification, and the final step is getting the applicant’s name on the CNA Registry, a requirement to be eligible for permanent employment as a Certified Nursing Assistant.

Following are the steps to follow which lead to meeting certification requirements for the CNA or NA/HHA.

Step 1: Review the Eligibility Routes

In Minnesota, students can complete a state-approved program to become a CNA or complete a combined program leading to a Nurse Aide/Home Health Aide (NA/HHA) certification. The choice a student makes influences the program he or she will need to enroll in and the type of certification examination the applicant must pass.

Minnesota has a unique set of regulations concerning CNA training because people are allowed to take the test without training. However, an additional rule applies to these applicants. Federal and state law allows people work for up to four months in a nursing home or long-term care facility while completing training. They must be on the Registry, a state listing of people who have met certification requirements, by the end of the four months to continue employment. If a person decides to challenge the certification exam, and has not completed a nurse aide training program or is not enrolled in one, he or she is not allowed to work as a nursing assistant until certified.

Following are descriptions of the various eligibility routes to CNA or NA/HHA certification in Minnesota.

Route 1 for CNA

Complete a state-approved nursing assistant training program and pass the Written and Skills parts of the certification exam within two years of completing the program.

Route 2 for NA/HHA

Complete a state-approved nursing assistant/home health aide program and pass the Written and Skills parts of the NA/HHA certification exam within two years of completing the program.

Route 3 to Add HHA Certification to CNA Certification

Show proof of CNA certification, including valid listing on the Registry; complete a state-approved HHA program; and pass the NA/HHA Written Examination.

Route 4 to Challenge or By-Pass the CNA Exam

Depending on the circumstances, an applicant can request permission from the MDOH to take the examination without additional training OR ask to be placed directly on the Registry without additional training or examination. Challenging the exam is called “test out” in Minnesota. It is a term for testing without going through training:

  • Opt to challenge the test without completing a CNA training program – Minnesota allows people to test out without attending a state-approved training program. However, choosing this option means the applicant cannot work as a nursing assistant until placed on the CNA Registry.
  • Out of state CNAs – Certified Nursing Assistants who are in good standing on an out of state Nurse Aide Registry, and can get employer verification of having worked at least eight hours as a CNA in the prior 24 months, can request direct placement in the Registry without additional training or examination. If not in good standing on the out of state Registry, it may be possible to retake the exam without retraining.
  • Nursing Assistants who trained in another country – Nursing Assistants who trained in a foreign country can request to challenge or test out of the exam.
  • CNAs who did not work as a CNA in the last two years – If certification was allowed to lapse, the applicant can request to retake the exam without going through training again.
  • Nursing students or graduate nurse candidates – Nursing students who have completed fundamentals of nursing courses, and graduate nurses who have not yet passed the licensing exam, can challenge the CNA exam.
  • Military trained nursing assistants – Applicants who trained as nursing assistants or equivalent healthcare personnel while in the military can request to challenge the CNA exam in Minnesota.
The Minnesota Department of Health can answer questions concerning eligibility to test out.

Step 2: Find a State-Approved Training Program

For those people who need or want to complete nurse aide training in Minnesota, it is important to choose a state-approved program. There is a wide selection of approximately 145 CNA programs in Minnesota that are offered at technical and community colleges, educational institutes, high schools, nursing homes, retirement centers, long-term care facilities, hospices, hospitals, job corps centers, career institutes and colleges.

CNA Classes in Minnesota by City

The following table lists all the state-approved CNA classes in Minnesota. The school list is updated in August 2017.

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CityTraining Program ProviderPhone
AdaBridges Care Community(218) 784-5500
AlbanyMother of Mercy Campus of Care
motherofmercymn.org
(320) 333-1992
Albert LeaGood Samaritan Society
www.good-sam.com
(507) 379-2762
AlexandriaAlexandria Technical & Community College
www.alextech.edu
(888) 234-1222
AnokaAnoka Technical College
www.anokatech.edu
(763) 433-1100
AnokaAnoka Technical College Online Program
www.anokatech.edu
(763) 576-4842
ArlingtonSibley Health Science Program(507) 317-9231
AustinRiverland Community College
www.riverland.edu
(507) 433-0653
BaudetteLakeWood Care Center
lakewoodhealthcenter.org
(218) 634-3488
BemidjiBemidji Optivation(218) 333-6629
BemidjiNeilson Place
www.sanfordhealth.org
(218) 751-0220
BemidjiNorthwest Technical College
www.ntcmn.edu
(218) 333-6645
BigforkBigfork Valley Hospital
www.bigforkvalley.org
(218) 743-4243
BloomingtonBloomington College and Career Academy
website
(612) 590-4808
BloomingtonCollegis Education
collegiseducation.com
(612) 723-6377
BloomingtonNormandale Community College
www.normandale.edu
(952) 487-8442
BloomingtonZandu Health Initiative
zanduhealthinitiative.org
(952) 479-0172
BloomingtonZandu Health Initiative (NA/HHA Online Program)
zanduhealthinitiative.org
(952) 479-0172
Blue EarthSaint Luke's Lutheran Care Center
www.stlcare.com
(507) 526-2184
BrainerdBrainerd Senior High School(218) 824-6247
BrainerdCentral Lakes College
www.clcmn.edu
(218) 855-8118
BrainerdGood Samaritan Society
www.good-sam.com
(218) 829-1407
BreckenridgeSaint Francis Healthcare Campus
website
(218) 643-0544
Brooklyn CenterAvid Home and Community Healthcare Services(612) 284-8186
Brooklyn ParkHennepin Technical College
www.hennepintech.edu
(952) 995-1300
Brooklyn ParkJJ School of Technology(763) 560-0544
Brooklyn ParkNorth Metro Health Institute(763) 438-3314
BrowervilleBrowerville High School
www.browerville.k12.mn.us
(320) 594-2272
BuffaloWright Technical Center School District #0966
www.wtc.k12.mn.us
(763) 682-4112
BurnsvilleBurnsville High School (High School Students Only)
website
(952) 707-2000
CambridgeAnoka Ramsey Community College Cambridge Campus
www.anokaramsey.edu
(763) 433-1100
CambridgeBlended Online Nursing Assistant/Home Health Aide(763) 433-1200
CambridgeScofield Nursing Assistant Training Center(320) 396-3014
CanbySanford Canby Medical Center/Sylvan Court
www.sanfordhealth.org
(507) 223-7277
ChaskaAuburn Homes and Services
www.auburnhomes.org
(952) 448-9303
ChaskaSouthWest Metro Intermediate District #288(952) 567-8068
ChatfieldChosen Valley Care Center
chosenvalleyseniorliving.com
(507) 867-4220
CloquetFond Du Lac Tribal & Community College
fdltcc.edu
(218) 879-0846
CokatoKathryn's Nursing Assistant Training(320) 286-5304
Cold SpringAssumption Community
www.assumptionhome.org
(320) 348-2304
CottonwoodMary Neuman NA Training(507) 530-7373
CrookstonVilla St Vincent
www.villastvincent.org
(218) 281-3424
CrookstonVilla St Vincent (E-Learning Nurse Aide Class)
www.villastvincent.org
(218) 281-3424
Deer RiverDeer River High School
website
(218) 246-8241
Detroit LakesEcumen Detroit Lakes
www.ecumendetroitlakes.org
(218) 844-7184
Detroit LakesEssentia Health-Oak Crossing
www.essentiahealth.org
(218) 847-0856
Detroit LakesMinnesota State Community and Technical College
www.minnesota.edu
(218) 299-6903
DuluthLake Superior College
www.lsc.edu
(218) 733-7600
East Grand ForksNorthland Community & Technical College
www.northlandcollege.edu
(218) 773-3441
Eden PrairieHennepin Technical College
www.hennepintech.edu
(952) 995-1300
Eden PrairieIntermediate District #287 at Hennepin Technical College
website
(952) 995-1510
Elk RiverGuardian Angels Care Center
www.guardianangelsmn.org
(763) 441-1213
ElyBoundary Waters Care Center
boundarywaterscc.com
(218) 365-8042
EvelethMesabi Range College
www.mesabirange.edu
(218) 741-3095
FaribaultSouth Central College
www.southcentral.edu
(507) 332-5802
Fergus FallsMinnesota State Community and Technical College
www.minnesota.edu
(218) 299-6903
Golden ValleyColonial Acres at Covenant Village of Golden Valley(763) 732-1435
GracevilleEssentia Health-Grace Home
www.essentiahealth.org
(320) 748-7261
Grand RapidsItasca Community College
www.itascacc.edu
(218) 322-2300
HayfieldRonda's Hayfield Nursing Assistant Program(507) 993-0773
HendricksHendricks Community Hospital & Nursing Home(507) 275-3134
HibbingHibbing Community College Health Science Program
hibbing.edu
(218) 262-7200
HibbingHibbing Community College
hibbing.edu
(218) 262-7200
HillsTuff Memorial Home
www.tuffmemorialhome.com
(507) 962-3275
Howard LakeAnderson's NAR/HHA Training
website
(320) 583-4820
HutchinsonRidgewater College
www.ridgewater.edu
(320) 234-8500
International FallsGood Samaritan Society
www.good-sam.com
(218) 283-1314
International FallsRainy River Community College
www.rainyriver.edu
(218) 285-7722
Inver Grove HeightsInver Hills Community College
www.inverhills.edu
(651) 450-8500
Inver Grove HeightsInver Hills Community College Online NA/HHA
www.inverhills.edu
(651) 423-8092
KarlstadKarlstad Senior Living
website
(218) 436-2161
Lake ParkSunnyside Care Center(218) 238-5944
Le SueurMinnesota Valley Health Center
www.mvhc.org
(507) 665-2262
Long PrairieCentraCare Health System - Long Prairie
www.centracare.com
(320) 732-2141
LuverneGood Samaritan Society
www.good-sam.com
(507) 283-3112
MankatoDistrict 77 High School Program(507) 625-8741
MankatoMonarch Healthcare Management
monarchmn.com
(507) 625-8741
MelroseCentraCare Health Regional NA Program
www.centracare.com
(320) 252-0010
MenahgaGreenwood Connections
website
(218) 564-4101
MenahgaMenahga Public Schools ISD 821
www.menahga.k12.mn.us
(218) 564-4141
MilacaElim Care & Rehab Center
milacaelimcare.org
(320) 982-8243
MinneapolisAmerican Nursing & Technical Institute(612) 558-0895
MinneapolisAmerican Red Cross of the Minnesota Territory
www.redcross.org
(612) 872-3259
MinneapolisLighthouse Training Center
website
(612) 363-4294
MinneapolisLincoln International High School
www.lincolnihs.org
(612) 872-8690
MinneapolisMidwest Career Institute(612) 588-9410
MinneapolisMinneapolis Community & Technical College
www.minneapolis.edu
(612) 659-6000
MinneapolisNorth American Medical Academy(612) 521-0602
MoorheadEventide Senior Living
eventide.org
(218) 291-2289
MoorheadM State Community and Technical College Workforce Development Solutions
www.minnesota.edu/wds/
(218) 299-6903
MoorheadMinnesota State Community and Technical College
www.minnesota.edu
(218) 299-6903
Moose LakeAugustana Mercy Health Care Center
mercycampus.org
(218) 351-9420
Moose LakeMercy Hospital
mercymooselake.org
(218) 485-5618
MorrisWest Wind Village
wwv.sfhs.org
(320) 760-9232
New HopeAccredited School of Nursing Assistant/HHA
accreditedsna.com
(763) 746-0412
New York MillsNew York Mills Public Schools
website
(218) 385-4216
North MankatoHigh-Step Health Science Academy
website
(612) 554-9177
North MankatoSouth Central College
www.southcentral.edu
(507) 389-7200
NorthfieldNorthfield Retirement Community
northfieldretirement.org
(507) 664-7353
NorthfieldThree Links Care Center
threelinks.org
(507) 645-6611
OrtonvilleNorthridge(320) 839-4175
OsseoOsseo Senior High School
website
(763) 391-8519
Park RapidsPark Rapids Area High School
website
(218) 237-6441
Parkers PrairieSaint Williams Living Center
www.stwilliamslivingcenter.com
(218) 338-4671
PerhamPerham Living(218) 346-1181
PierzHorizon Health, Inc.
www.horizonhealthservices.org
(320) 468-6451
Pine CityPine Technical and Community College
www.pine.edu
(320) 629-6764
PipestoneMN West Community & Technical College
www.mnwest.edu
(507) 825-6800
PrincetonElim Care & Rehab Center
princetonelimcare.org
(763) 389-1171
Red WingMinnesota State College Southeast
www.southeastmn.edu
(651) 385-6300
RochesterHawthorne Education Center, Rochester Public(507) 273-0713
RochesterNorth Shore Healthcare Training Program
northshorehc.com
(507) 288-6514
RochesterRochester Community and Technical College
www.rctc.edu
(507) 285-7210
RochesterRochester Public School # 535
website
(507) 328-4240
RochesterSamaritan Bethany Arbor Terrace
www.samaritanbethany.com
(507) 289-4031
RoseauLifeCare Roseau Manor
lifecaremedicalcenter.org
(218) 463-2500
RosemountCenter for Workforce Development Open Enrollment(651) 423-8549
RosemountDakota County Technical College
www.dctc.edu
(651) 423-8549
RushfordRushford-Peterson School District
www.r-pschools.com
(507) 864-7786
Saint CloudSt. Cloud Technical & Community College
www.sctcc.edu
(320) 203-2386
Saint PaulGuadalupe Alternative Program
www.gapschool.org
(651) 222-0757
Saint PaulHubert H Humphrey Job Corps Center
huberthhumphrey.jobcorps.gov
(651) 647-0442
Saint PaulInternational Institute of Minnesota
iimn.org
(651) 647-0191
Saint PaulSaint Paul College
www.saintpaul.edu
(651) 846-1600
Saint PaulShaller Family Sholom - East Campus
www.sholom.com
(651) 328-2000
Saint PeterBenedictine Living Community
www.blcstpeter.com
(507) 934-8274
SartellCountry Manor Health Care & Retirement Center
www.countrymanorcampus.org
(320) 253-1920
SartellSpecialized Health & Safety Management(320) 248-3679
ShakopeeShakopee High School
website
(952) 496-5152
ShakopeeShakopee High School
website
(952) 496-5152
Silver BayMinnesota Veterans Home, Silver Bay
mn.gov/mdva/homes/
(218) 353-8700
Spring Lake ParkSpring Lake Park High School
website
(763) 786-5571
StaplesLakewood Health System Care Center
website
(218) 894-8326
StaplesStaples Motley High School(218) 894-2439
Thief River FallsNorthland Community & Technical College
www.northlandcollege.edu
(218) 683-8800
Twin ValleyTwin Valley Living Center
www.lutheranlivingcenter.com
(218) 584-5181
WadenaMinnesota State Community and Technical College
www.minnesota.edu
(218) 631-3530
Waite ParkScrubs Academy, LLC
www.scrubsacademy.com
(320) 230-9939
WalkerWalker, Hackensack and Akeley High School Program(218) 547-5322
WarroadWarroad Care Center
warroadseniorlivingcenter.com
(218) 386-1235
WasecaLakeshore Inn Nursing Home(507) 835-2800
White Bear LakeCentury College
www.century.edu
(651) 779-3341
White Bear LakeCentury College Online
www.century.edu
(651) 779-3902
WillmarRidgewater College
www.ridgewater.edu
(320) 222-5213
WinonaSaint Anne Of Winona
www.saintanneofwinona.org
(507) 474-4980

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The State requires CNA classes in Minnesota to be at least 75 hours of training and 16 hours must be clinical training. When evaluating programs, keep the following points in mind.

Multiple Curriculums

One curriculum is offered through the American Red Cross which leads to CNA/CPR/AED certification. AED is the acronym for “Automated External Defibrillator.” There is a separate curriculum used at colleges, training facilities and long-term care facilities. Students can choose to complete a CNA course or a CNA/HHA course.

Credit Versus Non-Credit

Most CNA courses are structured as non-credit courses. However, schools like Century College in White Bear Lake offer credit and non-credit options. The curriculums are identical, but the credit course requires enrolling in the college, whereas that is not necessary when taking the non-credit course. The two advantages of choosing a credit course is that the four credits can be applied towards a degree should the student choose to pursue one now or in the future. Also, credit courses are eligible for financial aid.

Blended Online/Skills Training

The Zandu Health Initiative in Bloomington offers a CNA training program that consists of online courses, on-campus skills training in a laboratory setting and 16 hours of supervised clinical experience.

Day or Evening Classes

Certified Nursing Assistant programs are offered during the day and evening to accommodate the various schedules of students. Evening classes are an excellent choice for people who are employed and interested in a career change.

Work and Train at the Same Time

Federal law allows students to work for 120 days (four months) at a nursing home or long-term care facility while training to become a CNA and/or getting on the Minnesota Registry. The exception discussed earlier is someone who is not enrolled in a state-approved CNA training program.

Program Length

CNA programs in Minnesota can take anywhere from three weeks to a semester to complete, depending on the type of class chosen. Most can be completed within 3-4 weeks.

Step 3: Review the Training Costs

CNA training costs in Minnesota can range from free to approximately $1,250 at the Red Cross. Rates at the various schools can change at any time.

Free Training

There are several ways to get free training:

  1. Work at a nursing home or long-term care facility while training – The employer will pay for training costs while the student also earns income.
  2. Get employed within 12 months of completing training – Federal law requires a nursing home or long-term facility to reimburse a new employee for training costs if the person completed CNA training within the last 12 months.
  3. Apply for WIOA funds – The Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act funds training costs for eligible students. Check with the nearest workforce training center.
  4. Apply for scholarships – Sometimes, the financial aid office or program staff can direct students to possible sources of funding, like private scholarships.
When evaluating costs, be sure to include all expenses in the estimate. As a minimum, there will be expenses for tuition and fees, textbooks and workbooks, supplies, uniforms, health checks and exam fees. Most programs in Minnesota offer payment plans.

Step 4: Meet the Prerequisites

Prerequisites are conditions that must be met before a student is allowed to register for a CNA training class in Minnesota. The prerequisites include the following:

  • Show proof of a high school diploma and or GED
  • Pass a background check with fingerprinting
  • Show proof of a negative TB test within the prior six months
  • Show proof of immunizations
  • Must be 16 years of age or older
  • Score high enough on an assessment score test for reading comprehension and English proficiency

Step 5: Complete Nursing Assistant Training

Coursework and clinical skills covers all the information and skills required by federal and state law and are those considered important to quality patient and resident care. Training will include a minimum of 59 hours of classroom and 16 hours of hands-on training in a clinical setting for a total of 75 hours. Some programs in Minnesota may require additional training hours.

What to Learn During CNA Training

Topics covered include but are not limited to:

  • Basic nursing care
  • Feeding and nutrition
  • Taking and recording vital signs
  • Human physiology
  • Client safety
  • Personal protection
  • Transferring and moving patients and residents
  • Infection control
  • Patient and resident grooming and personal care
  • Assisting with mobility and restoration of mobility
  • Positioning clients in bed
  • Communication
  • Client rights
  • Legal and ethical behavior
  • Mental health

What to Learn During a NA/HHA Training Program

If training to be a NA/HHA, topics will also include:

  • Meal planning and preparation
  • Care of infants, children and adolescents with special needs
  • Care of the person at home
  • Safety and home management

Clinical training is conducted under the supervision of a Registered Nurse (RN) or Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN). The CNA in Minnesota also works under the supervision of the RN or LPN.

Step 6: Take and Pass the Certification Exam

The Minnesota Department of Health contracted with Pearson VUE to develop, score and report the results of the Nurse Assistant and Nursing Assistant/Home Health Aide exams used in the testing process. The MDOH determines content. The CNA exam that the student registers for depends on the training program completing. It is important to take the right written test in order for it to count towards certification in Minnesota. The skills test is the same for either type of trainee – NA or NA/HHA.

There are two parts to the NNAAP exam – Written Examination and Skills Evaluation. Applicants are allowed three attempts within two years of completing training to pass both parts of the exam. The exception is the applicant already working in a nursing home or long-term care facility. That person must pass both parts of the exam within four months of initial employment.

The applicant who is not working and does not pass the exam within two years will have to retrain and retest. The applicant who is working will not be allowed to continue working after 120 days.

Written/Oral Examination

The nurse aide Written Examination has 70 multiple-choice questions. There is also an Oral Examination version available. The testing program for the NA/HHA trainees is called the NA/HHA Combined Program and it also has 70 questions. It will include questions about nursing assistant and home health aide tasks and responsibilities.

Skills Evaluation

The Skills Evaluation consists of completing five skills that were taught and practiced during training. A fellow candidate will act as a client. Handwashing is always one of the skills the candidate is asked to perform. The remaining four skills are randomly chosen. To pass this part of the exam, all five skills must be successfully performed.

A CNA in good standing on the Nursing Assistant Registry may be able to get certified as a NA/HHA if he or she completed a 75-hour state-approved nursing assistant program, passed both parts of the nurse aide exam and completed an approved home health aide training program. In that case, it may only be necessary to take and pass the NA/HHA Written Examination and not the Skills Evaluation.

Step 7: Get Name on the Registry

After passing both parts of the exam, Pearson VUE will send the candidate’s name to the Minnesota Nursing Assistant Registry. At that point, the person can be hired as a Certified Nursing Assistant or Certified Nursing Assistant/Home Health Aide, depending on the training and exam successfully completed.

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How to Keep Certification Active

CNA certification in Minnesota is good for two years or 24 months from the date the CNA passed both parts of the competency exam. To renew CNA certification, the CNA must be able to provide employer verification of having worked at least eight hours as a paid CNA during the 24-month certification period.

If the certification expires, it may be necessary to retest if Route 4 was initially followed. If Routes 1-3 were chosen, it may be necessary to train or retain, and retest. If the applicant did work the eight hours and allowed the certification to lapse, it may be possible to submit proof of employment and get recertified.

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Career Outlook and Salary for CNAs in Minnesota

The CNA can work in a hospital, medical clinic, certified boarding care home, nursing home, long-term care facility, rehabilitation center and hospice. The NA/HHA can work in these facilities plus provide in-home services.

The projection for growth in the number of CNA jobs in Minnesota for the period 2014-2024 is 8.2 percent. The Bureau of Labor Statistics annual wage survey reported an average annual CNA salary of $30,610 in Minnesota. This is higher than the average salary for the United States which was $27,650. | See Job Openings

CNA Salaries in Minnesota

MN CNA SalariesEmpl.Hourly mean wageAnnual mean wageWage percent relative std. errorHourly 10th % wageHourly median wageHourly 90th % wageAnnual 10th % wageAnnual median wageAnnual 90th % wage
National144315013.29276500.29.6412.7818.22200402659037900
Minnesota3105014.72306100.910.6914.3819.17222402990039870
Duluth, MN-WI184014.43300202.710.5814.0918.84220202931039180
Mankato-North Mankato, MN78013.71285305.010.3713.3518.24215802777037940
Minneapolis-St. Paul-Bloomington, MN-WI1624015.73327301.811.7315.6320.39244003252042420
Northeast Minnesota nonmetropolitan area74013.54281703.510.2013.2417.83212202754037090
Northwest Minnesota nonmetropolitan area335013.06271602.010.2312.7117.04212702643035430
Rochester, MN167015.40320304.211.5514.9119.95240203102041490
Southeast Minnesota nonmetropolitan area266012.66263402.210.2012.2215.62212302542032500
Southwest Minnesota nonmetropolitan area243012.77265602.310.1312.2716.51210702553034340
St. Cloud, MN128014.69305602.911.6114.4618.57241403007038620

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