This list presents residential summer programs available to students across the nation. Links to websites are provided so that parents and students may investigate more about an individual program. While the Davidson Institute does not endorse any specific programs, this list includes programs that have been recommended by parents, professionals and young people associated with the Davidson Institute. Each listing includes the program’s location, a short description and a link to a website.
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Alabama – Space Camp
Space Camp provides a number of camp options for students of different ages who are interested in space exploration, aviation and aerodynamics. Ages 9-19; Huntsville, AL
California – Academic Talent Development Program
This program offers challenging summer classes for K-11 students. ATDP courses offer students opportunities to gain in-depth knowledge of the subjects that interest them. Taught by outstanding university, public, and private school instructors, classes are designed to engage students’ hearts as well as their minds. Admission is based on the student’s overall academic profile. Grades, achievement test scores, an essay, and teacher recommendations are all considered.
California – (ATS) California State University at Sacramento – Academic Talent Search
Academic Talent Search (ATS) provides academically challenging, fast-paced courses to highly able and motivated students.
California – Cardiothoracic Surgical Skills Summer Internship
Two-week program on the UCLA campus for pre-med and high school students. Students will get hands-on experience including working in labs.
California – Research Mentorship Program – UC Santa Barbara Summer Sessions
This competitive summer program engages qualified, high-achieving high school students from all over the world in interdisciplinary, hands-on, university-level research. Students will be paired with a mentor (graduate student, postdoc, or faculty) and choose a research project from a long list of disciplines offered by the program each year.
California – Summer Research Academies – UC Santa Barbara Summer Sessions
This dynamic summer experience engages qualified high school students in project-based, directed research in STEM, Humanities, and Social Sciences fields. Students will take a 4-unit university course in which they choose and develop a research topic specific to the track they select, under the direction of an instructor who is conducting active research in that field.
California – Stanford Summer Humanities Institute
Three-week program for rising juniors and seniors. Students will explore the big questions at the heart of the humanities in seminars led by Stanford professors.
California – Stanford Pre-Collegiate Summer Institutes
The Summer Institutes provide an opportunity for these students to enrich and accelerate their academic pursuits and to meet other students who share their interests and abilities.
California – Stanford Youth Orchestra
The Stanford Youth Orchestra provides participants with exceptional orchestral training in the new state-of-the-art Bing Concert Hall, and includes academic workshops in composition, music theory, musicology, and technology. Students can choose between residential or commuting options.
California – Stanford Summer Humanities Institute
Stanford Summer Humanities Institute is a three-week residential program that offers rising high school juniors and seniors with a strong interest in the humanities an opportunity to explore the field at a college-level.
California – Star League
This is a learning center teaching Math, Computer Science, and Physics courses to gifted and highly motivated students during summer/winter camps and fall/spring semesters.
California – Trauma: Acute and Critical Care Surgery Internship
A week-long course designed to provide students with a more in-depth study of surgical specialties in addition to clinical practice.
Colorado – Aspen Summer Words
Each participant will be involved in four classes per day plus evening options. Two of the classes are designed to enhance leadership abilities. In addition, students will assist a teacher in the Summer Enrichment Program (SEP) class of their choice.
Colorado – Center for Bright Kids (CBK) – Summer Programs (Boulder)
Students with exceptional ability entering grades 4-12 or ages 8-17 are offered a varied selection of enrichment and/or acceleration courses on campus at the University of Colorado, Boulder.
Colorado – Colorado College Pre-College Summer Program
Week-long program for rising juniors and seniors to take courses in several subjects on Colorado College’s campus in Colorado Springs, CO.
Colorado – Crow Canyon Archeological Center
This Center hosts archaeology summer camps for middle school students ages 8-12 and high school students. Attendees can be part of an ongoing research project working alongside professional archaeologists, learn excavation techniques by digging at a real archaeological site and work with artifacts in the lab. The camps are held for one-week with a three-week High School Field School option for students to earn high school or college credit.
Colorado – Prove it! Math Academy
Prove it! Math Academy is a residential summer math camp at Colorado State University (Fort Collins) for talented students 14 to 18 years old. This camp serves as a bridge between programs/contests that emphasize computational abilities and those that expect students to be well-versed in proof writing.
Colorado – Summer Enrichment Program (Young Child Program at Northern Colorado)
Each participant will be involved in four classes per day plus evening options. Two of the classes are designed to enhance leadership abilities. In addition, students will assist a teacher in the Summer Enrichment Program (SEP) class of their choice.
Connecticut – Manchester Community College in Connecticut
These programs are offered for students in grades kindergarten through eighth grade. This program is designed for gifted, talented, and high-achieving students will have the opportunity to take a variety of college courses during the first two weeks of August.
Connecticut – Talcott Mountain Science Center Summer Program in Avon
In addition to a school and saturday programs for “intellectually excited” students, the Talcott Mountain Science Center also offers a summer day camp. The summer program theme varies each year.
Connecticut – University of Connecticut Confratute
This program is for educators to take summer classes about gifted and talented education.
Connecticut – Yale Young Global Scholars
This summer academic enrichment and leadership program brings together outstanding high school students from around the world for intensive two-week sessions on the Yale campus (New Haven). Grades: 10-11 (or international equivalent)
Delaware – Edge Summer College Program
Three-week-long program for academically talented rising juniors and seniors. Students have the opportunity to take 1-2 college courses and prepare for college life through workshops.
Florida – Seacamp
Seacamp is a non-profit, marine science education facility located in the Florida Keys. The organization offers marine science education and summer camp experiences including SCUBA, sailing, board sailing, and arts & crafts to students from 10-17 years of age.
Florida – Stetson University Music Camps
Held on their DeLand campus, Stetson hosts camps for young musicians in grades 6-12.
Hawai’i – Summer at Hawai’i Preparatory Academy
Offers various enrichment programs including marine exploration, English language programs, and more. Available for students in grades 6-12.
Illinois – Columbia College – Summer at Columbia
Intensive four-week program for students interested in exploring the arts, media, and communications fields. Open to ages 15-18.
Illinois – Northwestern University Center for Talent Development
Northwestern University Center for Talent Development offers several in-person and online courses for PreK through grade 12, facilitating high achievement, self-confidence, and a love of learning among all participants. Programs are available for students who wish to be residents or commuters. Program sessions last one to three weeks, and students can apply for one, two, or three sessions, depending on the program.
Indiana – Gifted Education Resource Institute (GERI): Summer Youth Programs
The Summer Residential Programs sponsored by the Gifted Education Resource Institute offer “accelerated and enriched learning experiences in mathematics, science, the humanities, and the arts” for academically talented youth. Enrichment programs for ages 4 through 4th grade and residential summer camps for students in grades 5-12 are available. The program also presents the opportunity for students to interact and establish lasting friendships with cognitive peers.
Indiana – Operation Catapult
A 10-day program for juniors and seniors interested in STEM. Activities include computer programming, robotics, submarine building, and more.
Iowa – University of Iowa – Belin-Blank Center Gifted Education & Talent Development
The Belin-Blank Center hosts commuter and residential summer programs at the University of Iowa for students in grades 3-11. Students can take classes on various subjects including science, technology, math, art, writing, and leadership.
Kentucky – The Center for Gifted Studies – Western Kentucky University (WKU)
For gifted students who have completed 6th, 7th, or 8th grade, the Summer Camp for Academically Talented Students (SCATS) is a two-week camp designed for campers to explore new ideas, develop concepts, make friends, and share experiences.
For gifted students who have completed 7th, 8th, 9th, or 10th grade, the Summer Program for Verbally & Mathematically Precocious Youth (VAMPY) is a three-week residential camp that offers a life-changing world of both learning and friendship for students who crave knowledge and academic challenge.
Maine – Acadia Institute of Oceanography
Summer program in marine studies for students ages 10-19. They offer beginner, intermediate, and advanced marine programs in Seal Harbor, Maine, plus programs in both Belize and Florida. Courses are residential and range from 5 days to 2 weeks.
Massachusetts – Boston Leadership Institute
This program selects outstanding middle and high school students for one-week and three-week summer programs. Students develop high-level research skills and subject matter expertise that strengthen credentials valuable for college admission. Students excelling in honors or advanced STEM and business classes are encouraged to apply.
Massachusetts – Boston Museum of Science – Day/Summer Programs
The Boston Museum of Science offers hands-on, minds-on science learning and fun during six one-week sessions.
Massachusetts – College Gate & College Academy
This program provides students in grades K-8th the opportunity to participate in project-based learning activities. Camps are broken up by age group.
Massachusetts – EXPLO 360° Summer Camp
Two-week residential program for 12-14-year-olds offering a variety of topics for students to explore including veterinary science, medical rotations, robotics, and much more. The program also offers evening activities for students to build relationships with their peers.
Massachusetts – Hampshire College Summer Studies in Mathematics (HCSSiM)
This is a rigorous six-week math program that is both demanding and expanding. Participants are expected to spend a major portion of each day actively engaged in learning, doing, and sharing mathematics.
Massachusetts – Lincoln Laboratory Radar Introduction for Student Engineers (LLRISE)
Two-week program teaching students how to build small radar systems. This program is for juniors in high school.
Massachusetts – Programs in Mathematics for Young Scientists – PROMYS
PROMYS is a challenging six-week program designed to encourage ambitious high school students to explore the creative world of mathematics.
Massachusetts – Research Science Institute (RSI)
Selected from 100 applicants across the United States and other nations, these students participate in a rigorous academic program emphasizing advanced theory and research in mathematics, the sciences, and engineering. This program is free.
Michigan – (ACE) Academics Camps of Excellence at Calvin College
ACE offers summer camps for gifted middle school students in math, science, literature, computer science, and economics.
Michigan – Michigan State University – GATE Summer Programs
Michigan State University’s GATE program offers several summer programs: GUPPY: Gifted University for Parents and Precocious Youth; MST@MSU – Math, Science, and Technology; MSTL – Math, Science, Technology & Leadership; IS4GT – Intensive Studies for Gifted and Talented (IS4GT); and SuMO – GATE Summer Mathematics ONLINE.
Michigan – Summer Youth Programs – Michigan Technological University
A week-long camp for college and career exploration.
Minnesota – Carleton College Summer of Liberal Arts Institute (SLAI)
An immersive summer learning experience for current high school freshmen, sophomores, and juniors to explore liberal arts through rigorous and experiential curriculum. Courses include Fundamentals in Neuroscience, Reimagining Society, Building Connections in STEM, and more.
Minnesota – Concordia Language Villages
From pre-kindergarten enrichment, sleepaway camps and high school credit programs to programs the entire family can enjoy together, Concordia brings language to life for young learners ages 6 to 18 and family members of all ages.
Minnesota – Minnesota Institute for Talented Youth (MITY)
MITY provides an educational community where a diverse group of talented students can expand their academic visions and experience the joy and excitement of learning. The Institute has earned a reputation as Minnesota’s premiere summer academic enrichment program. Classes range in size from 10 to 16 students which encourages individualized teaching and a friendly learning environment. The following courses are available: Expand Your Mind, for students in grades 8-11; ExplorSchool for students in grades 5-7; Your Extraordinary Summer for students in grades 1-4.
Mississippi – Frances A. Karnes Center for Gifted Studies Residential Programs
Offers three residential programs for students in grades 4-11: The Leadership Studies Program; Summer Gifted Studies Program; and the Summer Program for Academically and Artistically Talented Youth (SPAATY).
Missouri – College for Kids
Week-long summer program for gifted and talented children in grades 3-9. Courses are designed to challenge and advance general skills already possessed by the student.
Missouri – Missouri Scholars Academy
A three-week residential academic program for Missouri’s gifted students who are ready to begin their junior year in high school held on the University of Missouri-Columbia campus.
Missouri – Missouri Fine Arts Academy
A three-week residential scholars program at Missouri State University in Springfield for artistically gifted youth who are ready to begin their junior or senior year in high school. School districts and private schools are responsible for nominating students to attend; students may not self-nominate.
Missouri – Summerscape & Drury Leadership Academy
Summer program for gifted students in grades 6-8. Students have the opportunity to enhance their knowledge in subjects of their choice while interacting with like-minded peers.
Nebraska – Big Red Camps at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln
Week-long career exploration camp for students in grades 9-12 held on the University of Nebraska campus.
Nevada – Davidson Summer Programs
Gifted students interested in a challenging academic summer program should consider attending Davidson Summer Programs on the campus of the University of Nevada, Reno. Davidson Summer Programs offers four, 5-day residential, academic summer camp opportunities for students ages 8-13. Students have the opportunity to engage in academic exploration or dive deep into a specific topic through courses taught by Davidson Academy instructors.
New Mexico – Camp for Algorithmic and Mathematical Play (Albuquerque, NM)
Campersand is a one week residential family camp for precocious mathematicians 9-16 years of age. At Campersand, students arcampersand logoe encouraged to dive deep into the subject they love and explore new areas of interest. Campersand also wants them to just be kids and to find peers like them.
New York – Cornell University Summer College (Ithaca, NY)
Cornell University offers an annual Summer College for high school students. At Summer College, high school students take Cornell courses for credit, live on campus, explore academic and career opportunities, and find out what college is all about.
New York – Long Island University Center for Gifted Youth
The Long Island University Center for Gifted Youth conducts a four-week, non-residential summer program for gifted children, which offers students a unique combination of academic and recreational activities within a university setting.
New York – Roswell Park Cancer Institute (Buffalo)
This program offers students the ability to do summer scientific research at America’s Cancer Research Center.
New York – Syracuse University Summer College for High School Students
Offers high school students the opportunity to explore their passions and experience college life for one to six weeks with over 40 credit and noncredit pre-college programs. These programs are for high school students aged 15-19.
New York – The Gifted and Talented Development Center – Challenge Camps
This day camp, located in Westchester County, New York, offers enrichment opportunities where children can realize their own potential.
New York – Usdan Summer Camps (Long Island)
Usdan’s 1,700 young musicians, dancers, artists, writers and actors establish lifelong friendships with those who share their passion for creative exploration. Usdan offers you a world class faculty and an incredible campus.
North Carolina – Duke University Summer Session
10th or 11th grade students can earn college credit, choosing from Duke University courses from across the arts and sciences. A selection of six-week undergraduate courses in Summer Session Term 2 are available to academically qualified high school students. Participants must be 16-years-old by the first day of the term to be eligible.
North Carolina – Duke University Pre-College Programs
This program gives students ages 6-11 access to Duke University’s curriculum and technology, including university labs. Students can choose between one-week or two-week sessions.
North Carolina – MarineQuest
Week-long camps for students ages 9-17 wanting to learn more about marine life. Students have the opportunity to surf, scuba dive, build an underwater vehicle, and much more.
Ohio – Epsilon Camp
Two-week program on the Miami University’s campus for exceptional young mathematicians and their families. The program aims to build a supportive community of peers and families.
Ohio – The Ross Mathematics Program
The Ross Program at the Ohio State University is a 6-week intensive course in mathematics for pre-college students.
Pennsylvania – Engineering Summer Academy at Penn (ESAP)
This program welcomes highly motivated and talented students to explore engineering at the college level. The intensive, three-week programs combine sophisticated theory with hands-on practical experience in cutting-edge technologies. Work with leading faculty while earning college credit, live on Penn’s historic campus, and connect with new friends from around the world.
Pennsylvania – Lehigh University Summer Engineering Institute (SEI)
This is a four-week summer residential program of intensive classroom study and research for exceptionally talented, rising high school juniors and seniors. SEI provides enrichment experiences in the fields of engineering and technology. A major goal of the program is to encourage young talent to pursue careers in these areas and other STEM disciplines, thereby fostering global competitiveness in engineering and technology and other STEM disciplines.
Pennsylvania – MathILy
Located in Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania, MathILy is a summer program for high school students that is designed for students to spend five weeks in Pennsylvania honing their math skills with other students. The level of and intensity of MathILy is comparable to SUMaC, HCSSiM, PROMYS, and Ross Programs.
Pennsylvania – Lehigh University, Iacocca Global Entrepreneurship Intensive
This program brings American high school sophomores and juniors (ages 15-17) together with International high school students from all regions of the world for four weeks to live and learn together at Lehigh University in Bethlehem, Penn. Students learn about entrepreneurship, globalization, team building, project management, leadership and working within a culturally diverse environment.
Pennsylvania – Summer Academies – Penn Arts & Sciences
Three-week programs of various subjects for students in grades 9-11 taught by UPenn staff.
South Carolina – Carolina Master Scholars Adventure Series
One-week program designed for academically talented rising 6th through 12th-grade students. The program offers a wide variety of subjects taught by the University of South Carolina staff.
South Carolina – Clemson & Pari Space Camps
Clemson University, in partnership with Pisgah Astronomical Research Institute, has developed a summer research experience for gifted and talented middle and high school students. Students use NASA built radio telescopes, research-grade optical telescopes, and one of the world’s largest archives of astronomical data to conduct independent and group research under the mentorship of astronomers and scientists. They also tour cutting edge astronomy research labs and hear guest speakers share their experiences working in space science.
South Carolina – Clemson University Summer Scholars
Rising 7-12 graders can spend a week at Clemson University taking courses on a subject field of their choosing. The program is a week-long and provides opportunities to build relationships with peers in the evenings.
South Dakota – South Dakota’s Governor’s Camp
Week-long STEM-focused summer camp for gifted students in grades 6-9.
Tennessee – Vanderbilt Program for Talented Youth – Vanderbilt Summer Academy
For students entering grades 7 – 12, VSA offers accelerated courses in 1 – 3 week summer sessions. Students live on campus and take advanced-level courses taught by VU faculty and graduate students in a challenging yet supportive environment.
Texas – Summer Wonders
Summer Wonders is a nonresidential, full or half-day program that allows students to explore diverse subjects in a challenging, creative environment through an integrative, hands-on, non-traditional approach.
Texas – Texas State Summer Math Camps
Residential camp for talented young students in grades 6-12. The purpose of the camp is to develop questioning minds.
Texas – Lone Star Leadership Academy
Week-long leadership camps for students in grades 4-8 located in the three metropolitan areas of Texas.
Texas – Lyle School of Engineering Summer Camps
Design camps for students in grades 7-12 on the SMU campus. Students will learn from Lyle School of Engineering staff and have access to the school’s facilities.
Vermont – Talent Development Institute Summer Camp
A week-long enrichment program where students can engage with peers in their community and develop social skills. This program is offered to students in grades 4-12.
Virginia – Burgundy Center for Wildlife Studies (BCWS)
The purpose of the camp is to nurture in children and teens a respect and sensitivity to the natural world through greater knowledge of self and nature.co
Virginia – Summer Regional Governor’s Schools
Twenty Summer Regional Governor’s Schools are available throughout the state. Most often, groups of school divisions design these programs to meet the needs of their local gifted elementary and middle school students, providing opportunities in the arts, sciences and humanities. The schools are typically housed at a public school or on the campus of a college, community college, or university. The lengths of programs vary, with some lasting a week or less while others may last four or more weeks. Most students return to their homes at the end of each day’s activities.
Washington – Mathcamp
An intensive 5 weeklong summer program for mathematically talented students ages 13 to 18. Students have the chance to explore undergraduate and graduate-level topics.
Washington – Robinson Center for Young Scholars at the University of Washington – Summer Programs
The Robinson Center for Young Scholars at the University of Washington offers summer academic programs. All classes are offered on the UW-Seattle campus, and provide challenging and fun summer experiences for academically talented students.
Washington – Satori Summer Camp (Cheney, WA)
This camp allows academically and intellectually talented students to experience their first taste of college with others who share their enthusiasm for learning in an academic and social environment. Satori camp allows students to choose three mini-courses from a variety of offerings. Each course is held for approximately two hours a day over the five days of camp. This continuity allows for in-depth exploration of subject material, active inquiry and discussion, and hands-on participation by students.
Washington D.C. – National Student Leadership Conference
9-day program for 9-12 graders interested in Journalism. Students have the opportunity to build connections with professionals working at internationally recognized media outlets.
West Virginia – Wesleyan Summer Gifted Program
A one or two-week gifted summer program for students in grades 5-12. Educators at the camp have backgrounds in gifted education. Classes were created to be fun and challenging encouraging students to participate in discussion.
Wisconsin – Wisconsin Center for Academically Talented Youth
There is a variety of residential as well as online summer programs offered for students who have taken and passed specific tests and are of a specific age.
Various Locations – American Academy of Medicine & Surgery (CA & HI)
The Cardiothoracic Surgical Skills Internship is a two week course of study for High School and Pre-Med students to initiate the steps towards mastering basic and advanced cardiothoracic surgery. Students will progress from basic surgical skills to completing advanced cardiothoracic procedures normally performed at an attending level.
Various Locations – Camp Invention
Camp Invention is a weeklong summer enrichment day program offered at your local elementary school.
Various Locations – Camp Summit for the Gifted, Talented, and Creative (CA and MD)
Camp Summit for the gifted, talented, creative is a multinight sleepover summer camp designed especially for gifted students ages 9 through 14.
Various Locations – Emagination Computer Camps (CT, GA, IL, MA, PA)
This camp offers typical fun camp activities with a touch of technology. Students learn computer animation, web design, digital photography, Lego robotics, and much more.
Various Locations – Economics for Leaders
The goal is to equip promising students with leadership skills and the ability to apply economic analysis to public policy decisions. The program is highly competitive and admits only two students per location. Applicants must be in 10th or 11th grade.
Various Locations – Epsilon Camp
Epsilon Camp is a two-week residential summer camp serving promising young mathematicians and their families through an intensive student program and parent workshop. They serve children 7 to not yet 12 years of age with extreme intelligence and a love of mathematics by identifying and exposing them to suitable content, pedagogy, peers, and mathematicians.
Various Locations – iD Tech Camps, iD Coding & Engineering Academy, iD Game Design & Development Academy
This organization allows students to explore a top campus and make friends while mastering new tech skills and joining a community of more than 275,000 alumni. At iD Tech Camps, students ages 7-17 can learn to code, build websites, design video games, experience virtual reality, mod Minecraft, engineer robots, model and print 3D characters, and more! iD Tech also offers early-education STEM programs, all-girls tech camps, teen-only academies, and an online learning platform.
Various Locations – iMACS Hi-Tech Summer Camp (CT, FL, MO, NC)
This camp offers talented children a unique opportunity to explore and expand their intellectual world. Campers are immersed in academic pursuits such as playing strategic logic games, designing and building electronic devices and programming computers. Campers may either attend a full day program (grades 3 – 10) or individual one to two hour classes (grades 1 – 12).
Various Locations – LaunchX
Multi-week summer programs designed to help rising sophomores, juniors, and seniors start companies.
Various Locations – MathPath
Summer camp for students, middle school age, showing high promise in mathematics.
Various Locations – Middlebury Summer Language Academy
A four-week language and cultural immersion summer program for 8th-12th grade students.
Various Locations – National Computer Camps (CT, GA, NY, OH)
This program offers both residential and non-residential options in curriculum that covers topics from video game design to computer languages and web page design.
Various Locations – Science Adventures
This program’s week-long science day camps and programs are offered throughout the summer in casual indoor or outdoor settings.
Various Locations – Summer Math and Science Honors (SMASH) Residential
A three-week STEM intensive residential college prep program that empowers students to deepen their talents and pursue STEM careers.
Various Locations – Summer Institute for the Gifted (SIG)
The Summer Institute for the Gifted (SIG) offers three-week academic summer camps for gifted and talented students ages 5 to 17. The program combines academics with social, cultural, and recreational opportunities for a truly engaging summer. Choose from 22 campuses including Yale, Princeton and the University of Miami. Residential, commuter, day, and online programs are available.
Various Locations – Summer Discovery
Enrichment programs for elementary, middle, and high school students aimed to prepare students for college and career success. Students can take courses at prestigious universities across the U.S. and Europe.
Summer Sessions at John Hopkins University – Center for Talented Youth
Students can take summer courses in a variety of topics on various college campuses around the U.S. and connect with other gifted youth.
Various Locations – Summer Science Program (SSP) (CO, NM, & IN)
The Summer Science Program (SSP) is a residential enrichment program in which gifted high school students complete a challenging, hands-on research project in astrophysics or biochemistry.
Various Locations – Telluride Association Summer Programs (TASP) (MI & NY)
TASP is a six-week educational experience for high school juniors that offers challenges and rewards rarely encountered in secondary school or even college.
Various Locations – Yunasa & Yunasa West: Created Specifically for Gifted Youth
Campers interact personally with experts in the field of gifted youth who have the knowledge and experience to help these exceptional children understand and hone the unique qualities that make them gifted, fostering personal growth and development.
For more summer programs, visit Cogito’s Summer Programs Database and the National Conference of Governor’s Schools (NGoGS) summer residential governor’s school programs listed by state.
If you know of any other summer programs for gifted students, please email the information, including a link to the program’s website, to info@davidsongifted.org.
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