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Bryan College-Dayton: The Bryan College campus in Dayton, Tennessee, on Sept. 3, 2015
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Bryan College-Dayton

Dayton, TN · Private nonprofit · 4-year · Nondenominational and Interdenominational

Real cost

Average price after aid $20,614 a year

Median debt at graduation: $23,000 (all students)

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Bryan College, in Dayton, Tennessee, holds chapel on Mondays and Wednesdays and every other Friday in Rudd Auditorium, with discipleship groups and outreach run by its Christian Formation team. Its 2026-27 catalog requires Old and New Testament courses and a worldview course of residential bachelor's students and publishes a Statement of Belief that employees subscribe to.

Faith life at a glance

In the college’s own words

  • “Student leaders organize additional worship gatherings in both contemporary and traditional musical styles.”

    Source: bryan.edu

  • “Bryan upholds a strong liberal arts core as part of a comprehensive educational approach that integrates faith and learning.”

    Source: bryan.edu

Questions students ask

Do I have to go to chapel?

Chapel occurs up to three times a week as part of the spiritual growth strategy at Bryan.

Source: bryan.edu
What's a normal week?

Chapel meets Mondays and Wednesdays, and every other Friday, in Rudd Auditorium.

Source: bryan.edu
Where do I find community?

A variety of groups meet weekly on campus to study God's Word.

Source: bryan.edu
Can I serve or go on mission trips?

Serve Rhea is a three-times-a-month opportunity for students to serve with a local community organization.

Source: bryan.edu

Rankings

Where this college places on our top lists. Lists are worked out from official data and our faith research; places in the top quarter of each list are shown. See every list

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In Tennessee

Academic Excellence

B-Academic Excellence: B- (grade B-): 0 to 100 points out of 100 on what official sources document. Grades need sources for at least 60% of the checklist.
55 of 100
From federal data, on fixed published scales.

Each measure counts for the share shown.

  • Graduation rate 35% of scoreThis measure counts for 35% of the Academic Excellence score.50%
  • First-year retention 20% of scoreThis measure counts for 20% of the Academic Excellence score.71%
  • Entering students' test scores 15% of scoreThis measure counts for 15% of the Academic Excellence score.Not reported
  • Student-to-faculty ratio 15% of scoreThis measure counts for 15% of the Academic Excellence score.14 to 1
  • Instructional spending per student 15% of scoreThis measure counts for 15% of the Academic Excellence score.$5,156

Bars show points on each measure’s scale. How Academic Excellence is computed.

Source: College Scorecard (College Scorecard, most recent cohorts (data release 06/10/2026))

Faith scorecard

Each area’s grade and what we found. Tap an area to see the findings and their sources.

CWorship and chapel: Mixed (grade C): 55 to 100 points out of 100 on what official sources document. Grades need sources for at least 60% of the checklist.

Worship and chapel

60 of 100 points · 5 of 7 found

  • Partly: the school meets some of this item and earns part of the points.
    Chapel services during the weekTwice a week (Chapel on Monday and Wednesday plus every other Friday (two or three a week); the catalog says chapel occurs up to three times a week.)
    Sources (2)
    1. Christian Formation | Bryan Collegebryan.edu/campus/christian-formation · verified Oct. 20, 2026
      “Chapel is held Monday, Wednesday, and every other Friday in Rudd Auditorium.”
      Chapel meets Monday, Wednesday and every other Friday.
    2. Campus Life | 2026-2027 Academic Catalogbryan.edu/wp-content/uploads/2026-27-Catalog.pdf · verified Oct. 20, 2026
      “As part of the spiritual growth strategy at Bryan, chapel occurs up to three times a week.”
      The catalog says chapel occurs up to three times a week.
  • Yes: the school meets this item and earns its full points.
    Chapel attendance expected of studentsRequired, with a set number of services each term (Students must earn 35 Christian Formation credits each semester, and campus worship (chapel) is one way to earn them. This records the required set number of credits rather than a chapel count.)
    Sources (1)
    1. Community Life Standards 2026-2027 | Bryan Collegebryan.edu/wp-content/uploads/Community-Life-Standards.pdf · verified Oct. 20, 2026
      “total of 35 Christian Formation credits are required every semester as part of our college curriculum”
      Students must earn 35 Christian Formation credits each semester, which chapel contributes to.
  • Partly: the school meets some of this item and earns part of the points.
    Student worship nights or praise servicesNow and then (Student-led worship gatherings are described.)
    Sources (1)
    1. Christian Formation | Bryan Collegebryan.edu/campus/christian-formation · verified Oct. 20, 2026
      “Student leaders organize additional worship gatherings in both contemporary and traditional musical styles.”
      Student-led worship gatherings are held in addition to chapel.
  • Not enough information: official sources do not document this, so it is left out of the grade rather than counted as a no.
    Prayer opportunities (prayer rooms, prayer groups, days or weeks of prayer)Not enough information: not found in official sources.
  • Not enough information: official sources do not document this, so it is left out of the grade rather than counted as a no.
    Campus pastors or chaplains serving studentsNot enough information: not found in official sources.
  • Yes: the school meets this item and earns its full points.
    A chapel or worship space on campusYes
    Sources (1)
    1. Campus Life | 2026-2027 Academic Catalogbryan.edu/wp-content/uploads/2026-27-Catalog.pdf · verified Oct. 20, 2026
      “It houses the College’s main chapel auditorium with a regular seating capacity of 840”
      Rudd Memorial Chapel houses the college's main chapel auditorium.
  • Partly: the school meets some of this item and earns part of the points.
    Published weekly schedule of chapel, worship and prayer3 or 4 times a week (3 weekly times documented: 3 chapel, 0 worship night, 0 prayer.)Computed from the verified chapel services, worship nights and prayer times listed on the college's page (each day a time is offered counts once).
ABible and theology: Strong (grade A): 85 to 100 points out of 100 on what official sources document. Grades need sources for at least 60% of the checklist.

Bible and theology

90 of 100 points · 6 of 6 found

  • Partly: the school meets some of this item and earns part of the points.
    Bible or theology courses required of all bachelor's students2 courses (BIB 222 and BIB 224 are required of residential bachelor's students in the 2026-27 core. The 3-hour Christian Studies elective is a choice across several departments and is not counted. Not counted again under T3.)
    Sources (1)
    1. Core Curriculum Requirements | 2026-2027 Academic Catalogbryan.edu/wp-content/uploads/2026-27-Catalog.pdf · verified Oct. 20, 2026
      “BIB 222 Old Testament Literature and Interpretation (3) BIB 224 New Testament Literature and Interpretation (3) CT 113 Critical Survey of Worldviews (3)”
      The core requires Old and New Testament courses and a worldview course.
  • Yes: the school meets this item and earns its full points.
    Required courses include study of the Old and New TestamentsRequired of all students (Old Testament Literature and New Testament Literature are both required of bachelor's students.)
    Sources (1)
    1. Core Curriculum Requirements | 2026-2027 Academic Catalogbryan.edu/wp-content/uploads/2026-27-Catalog.pdf · verified Oct. 20, 2026
      “BIB 222 Old Testament Literature and Interpretation (3) BIB 224 New Testament Literature and Interpretation (3) CT 113 Critical Survey of Worldviews (3)”
      The core requires Old and New Testament courses and a worldview course.
  • Partly: the school meets some of this item and earns part of the points.
    Christian worldview or faith-and-learning courses required1 course (CT 113 Critical Survey of Worldviews, listed under 'Developing a Christian Worldview' in the core.)
    Sources (1)
    1. Core Curriculum Requirements | 2026-2027 Academic Catalogbryan.edu/wp-content/uploads/2026-27-Catalog.pdf · verified Oct. 20, 2026
      “BIB 222 Old Testament Literature and Interpretation (3) BIB 224 New Testament Literature and Interpretation (3) CT 113 Critical Survey of Worldviews (3)”
      The core requires Old and New Testament courses and a worldview course.
  • Yes: the school meets this item and earns its full points.
    Faith integrated across the curriculum (stated in academic or faculty policy)Yes
    Sources (1)
    1. Academic Information | 2026-2027 Academic Catalogbryan.edu/wp-content/uploads/2026-27-Catalog.pdf · verified Oct. 20, 2026
      “Bryan upholds a strong liberal arts core as part of a comprehensive educational approach that integrates faith and learning.”
      The liberal arts core is described as integrating faith and learning.
  • Yes: the school meets this item and earns its full points.
    Bible, theology or ministry major offeredYes
    Sources (1)
    1. Biblical & Theological Studies | 2026-2027 Academic Catalogbryan.edu/wp-content/uploads/2026-27-Catalog.pdf · verified Oct. 20, 2026
      “Forty-two hours are required for a major in Biblical & Theological Studies”
      A Biblical & Theological Studies B.A. major is offered.
  • Yes: the school meets this item and earns its full points.
    A published statement of faithYes
    Sources (1)
    1. The Bryan College Statement of Belief | 2026-2027 Academic Catalogbryan.edu/wp-content/uploads/2026-27-Catalog.pdf · verified Oct. 20, 2026
      “that the holy Bible, composed of the Old and New Testaments, is of final and supreme authority in faith and life,”
      The college publishes a Statement of Belief.
N/AChristian community: Not enough information. Official sources do not cover enough of this to grade it yet.

Christian community

Not enough information · 4 of 7 found

  • Partly: the school meets some of this item and earns part of the points.
    Spiritual life staff (pastors, ministers and professional staff)3 to 4 (Three Christian Formation staff are listed: one assistant director, one director and one coordinator.)
    Sources (1)
    1. Christian Formation | Bryan Collegebryan.edu/campus/christian-formation · verified Oct. 20, 2026
      “Adam Grigsby Assistant Director of Christian Formation - Discipleship Ellex Hiebert Director of Christian Formation - Campus Worship Hollen Hostetler Coordinator of Community Outreach and Christian Formation”
      Three Christian Formation staff members are listed.
  • Not enough information: official sources do not document this, so it is left out of the grade rather than counted as a no.
    Retreats or spiritual emphasis weeks each yearNot enough information: not found in official sources.
  • Yes: the school meets this item and earns its full points.
    Bible studies, small groups and Christian student organizationsMany (Discipleship groups and a variety of weekly groups meet on campus.)
    Sources (1)
    1. Christian Formation | Bryan Collegebryan.edu/campus/christian-formation · verified Oct. 20, 2026
      “There are a variety of groups on campus that meet weekly to delve into God’s Word.”
      A variety of discipleship groups meet weekly on campus.
  • Yes: the school meets this item and earns its full points.
    Faculty affirm the college's statement of faithAll faculty (Trustees, administrators, faculty and staff affirm the Statement of Belief each year.)
    Sources (1)
    1. Statement of Belief | 2026-2027 Academic Catalogbryan.edu/wp-content/uploads/2026-27-Catalog.pdf · verified Oct. 20, 2026
      “Trustees, administrative officers, faculty, and staff affirm annually their faith and commitment by subscribing to the Statement of Belief.”
      Faculty and staff affirm the Statement of Belief each year.
  • Not enough information: official sources do not document this, so it is left out of the grade rather than counted as a no.
    Faith life in residence halls (hall Bible studies, resident ministry leaders)Not enough information: not found in official sources.
  • Not enough information: official sources do not document this, so it is left out of the grade rather than counted as a no.
    Help finding a local church (church fairs, rides, partner churches)Not enough information: not found in official sources.
  • Yes: the school meets this item and earns its full points.
    Office or senior leader for spiritual life or Christian missionYes
    Sources (1)
    1. Christian Formation | Bryan Collegebryan.edu/campus/christian-formation · verified Oct. 20, 2026
      “Christian Formation is composed of Campus Worship, Discipleship, and Outreach.”
      Christian Formation is the college's office for spiritual life, with worship, discipleship and outreach.
CMissions and service: Mixed (grade C): 55 to 100 points out of 100 on what official sources document. Grades need sources for at least 60% of the checklist.

Missions and service

68 of 100 points · 6 of 6 found

  • Yes: the school meets this item and earns its full points.
    Service or outreach officeYes
    Sources (1)
    1. Christian Formation | Bryan Collegebryan.edu/campus/christian-formation · verified Oct. 20, 2026
      “Local outreach includes Serve Rhea, Fall and Spring Service Day, PALS, and Community Tutoring, while Break for Change and Acts Project provide stateside and international mission trips.”
      The outreach office runs local service and stateside and international mission trips.
  • Partly: the school meets some of this item and earns part of the points.
    Service hours or service-learning in the curriculumAvailable (Outreach service is one of the three ways to earn Christian Formation credits, with worship and discipleship. Service is not required of every student; it is recorded as available.)
    Sources (1)
    1. Christian Formation | Bryan Collegebryan.edu/campus/christian-formation · verified Oct. 20, 2026
      “Outreach at Bryan College takes what students are learning in Campus Worship and Discipleship and seeks to practically apply it through service projects and mission opportunities.”
      Service projects and mission opportunities are part of Christian Formation outreach, one of the ways students earn credits.
  • Partly: the school meets some of this item and earns part of the points.
    Missions trips offered to studentsSome
    Sources (1)
    1. Christian Formation | Bryan Collegebryan.edu/campus/christian-formation · verified Oct. 20, 2026
      “Local outreach includes Serve Rhea, Fall and Spring Service Day, PALS, and Community Tutoring, while Break for Change and Acts Project provide stateside and international mission trips.”
      The outreach office runs local service and stateside and international mission trips.
  • Partly: the school meets some of this item and earns part of the points.
    Partnerships with local churches and ministries for serviceSome
    Sources (1)
    1. Christian Formation | Bryan Collegebryan.edu/campus/christian-formation · verified Oct. 20, 2026
      “Serve Rhea is a three-time a month opportunity for students to serve with a local community organization.”
      Serve Rhea connects students with local community organizations.
  • Partly: the school meets some of this item and earns part of the points.
    Cross-cultural or global ministry programsSome
    Sources (1)
    1. Christian Formation | Bryan Collegebryan.edu/campus/christian-formation · verified Oct. 20, 2026
      “Local outreach includes Serve Rhea, Fall and Spring Service Day, PALS, and Community Tutoring, while Break for Change and Acts Project provide stateside and international mission trips.”
      The outreach office runs local service and stateside and international mission trips.
  • Yes: the school meets this item and earns its full points.
    Service explicitly rooted in the Christian missionYes
    Sources (1)
    1. Outreach Ministries | 2026-2027 Academic Catalogbryan.edu/wp-content/uploads/2026-27-Catalog.pdf · verified Oct. 20, 2026
      “At Bryan College, we take James 1:27 seriously”
      Outreach is rooted in James 1:27 and the purpose of becoming servants of Christ.

Strengths

  • Chapel is held Monday, Wednesday and every other Friday, led by a Christian Formation team of three listed staff.
    Sources (1)
    1. Christian Formation | Bryan Collegebryan.edu/campus/christian-formation · verified Oct. 20, 2026
      “Chapel is held Monday, Wednesday, and every other Friday in Rudd Auditorium.”
      Chapel meets Monday, Wednesday and every other Friday.
      “Adam Grigsby Assistant Director of Christian Formation - Discipleship Ellex Hiebert Director of Christian Formation - Campus Worship Hollen Hostetler Coordinator of Community Outreach and Christian Formation”
      Three Christian Formation staff members are listed.
  • The core requires Old and New Testament courses and a worldview course of every residential bachelor's student.
    Sources (1)
    1. Core Curriculum Requirements | 2026-2027 Academic Catalogbryan.edu/wp-content/uploads/2026-27-Catalog.pdf · verified Oct. 20, 2026
      “BIB 222 Old Testament Literature and Interpretation (3) BIB 224 New Testament Literature and Interpretation (3) CT 113 Critical Survey of Worldviews (3)”
      The core requires Old and New Testament courses and a worldview course.
  • A Biblical & Theological Studies major is offered, and faculty and staff affirm the Statement of Belief each year.
    Sources (1)
    1. Biblical & Theological Studies | 2026-2027 Academic Catalogbryan.edu/wp-content/uploads/2026-27-Catalog.pdf · verified Oct. 20, 2026
      “Forty-two hours are required for a major in Biblical & Theological Studies”
      A Biblical & Theological Studies B.A. major is offered.
      “Trustees, administrative officers, faculty, and staff affirm annually their faith and commitment by subscribing to the Statement of Belief.”
      Faculty and staff affirm the Statement of Belief each year.

Concerns

  • The core requires two Bible courses; many Christian colleges require three or more.
    Sources (1)
    1. Core Curriculum Requirements | 2026-2027 Academic Catalogbryan.edu/wp-content/uploads/2026-27-Catalog.pdf · verified Oct. 20, 2026
      “BIB 222 Old Testament Literature and Interpretation (3) BIB 224 New Testament Literature and Interpretation (3) CT 113 Critical Survey of Worldviews (3)”
      The core requires Old and New Testament courses and a worldview course.

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Campus ministry home

Christian Formation (Rudd Auditorium chapel)

  • Address: 721 Bryan Dr, Dayton, TN 37321
  • Location: On campus
  • Facilities: chapel

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Campus ministry

Sources (1)
  1. Christian Formation | Bryan Collegebryan.edu/campus/christian-formation · verified Oct. 20, 2026
    “Christian Formation is composed of Campus Worship, Discipleship, and Outreach.”
    Christian Formation is the college's office for spiritual life, with worship, discipleship and outreach.
    “Adam Grigsby Assistant Director of Christian Formation - Discipleship Ellex Hiebert Director of Christian Formation - Campus Worship Hollen Hostetler Coordinator of Community Outreach and Christian Formation”
    Three Christian Formation staff members are listed.

Christian clubs and student life

3 groups and regular activities · 1 on campus, 2 off campus

Service 2

  • Serve RheaOff campus
    Three times a month
    Service with local community organizations in Rhea County.
    bryan.edu
  • Break for ChangeOff campus
    Stateside and international mission trips run through Christian Formation.
    bryan.edu

Faith formation 1

  • Discipleship GroupsOn campus
    Weekly
    Student groups that study God's Word, with studies chosen by leaders.
    bryan.edu

Everything listed is published by the school, its campus ministry, or the church. Ask the campus minister what’s happening this semester.

Chapel, worship and prayer

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Chapel 2

  • Monday, Wednesday10:00 AMRudd Auditorium · Chapel, 2026-27 calendar.
  • Friday10:00 AMRudd Auditorium · Every other Friday.

Times come only from official campus ministry, chaplaincy, or school pages, and can change with the season. Last verified Oct. 20, 2026.

Sources for these times (1)
  1. Christian Formation | Bryan Collegebryan.edu/campus/christian-formation · verified Oct. 20, 2026
    “Chapel - Dr. Mann September 21, 2026 10:00 am - 10:50 am”
    Chapel services begin at 10:00 AM.
    “Chapel - Dr. Mann September 21, 2026 10:00 am - 10:50 am”
    Chapel services begin at 10:00 AM.

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What families pay, by income

Average yearly price after grants and scholarships, for students who receive federal aid.

Family incomePrice after aid
Up to $30,000$19,500
$30,001–$48,000$19,904
$48,001–$75,000$21,807
$75,001–$110,000$20,655
Over $110,000$21,035

Full cost of attendance before aid: $31,270 a year.

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Cost and value

Federal data, shown separately. Cost, debt, and earnings are never part of any grade.

Undergraduate students
Fall enrollment (IPEDS)
1,398
Men and women
College Scorecard, fall 2023
Men 51% · Women 49%
First-generation students
College Scorecard
36%
Total students1,548
Average net price (per year)
After grants and scholarships, for students receiving federal aid
$20,614
Cost of attendance (per year)$31,270
Median federal debt at graduation$23,000
Graduation rate
First-time, full-time students finishing within 150% of normal time
50%
Graduation rate for Pell grant recipients
College Scorecard, within 6 years
25%
Graduation rate for first-generation students
College Scorecard, within 6 years
19%
Borrowers paying down their loans within 3 years
College Scorecard, within 3 years
69%
First-year retention71%
Median earnings 10 years after entry$54,434
Application fee
IPEDS, 2023–24
No application fee
Students receiving Pell grants27%

Value index: 60 / 100 (how it’s computed)

Sources: College Scorecard · IPEDS College Navigator · Net price calculator
College Scorecard, most recent cohorts (data release 06/10/2026); IPEDS 2024-25 directory and institutional characteristics; fall 2023 enrollment.

Earnings by major

Median earnings of bachelor’s graduates a few years after finishing, by major (College Scorecard).

MajorMedian earnings
Business administration$64,283
Psychology$47,549
Kinesiology and exercise science$44,431
Secondary education$43,654
Communication studies$32,530

Also offered (no earnings published yet): Bible/Biblical Studies, Biological and physical sciences, Biology, Biopsychology, Chemistry, Clinical and counseling psychology, Criminal justice, Data Analytics, Ecology and evolutionary biology, Engineering (general), Engineering Technologies/Technicians, English, Finance, Health sciences, History, Liberal arts, Marketing, Mathematics, Mathematics and Computer Science, Music, Natural resources and conservation, Nursing, Other business, management, marketing, and related support services, Philosophy and Religious Studies, Political science, Public relations, Religious Education, Religious Music and Worship, Security science, Teacher education, Theatre, Writing and rhetoric.

What students study most

Share of bachelor’s degrees by field, first majors in 2023–24 (IPEDS).

FieldShare of degrees
Business29%
Psychology14%
Education10%
Parks, recreation and fitness10%
Criminal justice and security7%

Campus facts

School colors
SettingTown
Part-time undergraduates11%
Undergraduates aged 25 and older8%
On-campus room and board (per year)$9,000
SportsNAIA · Appalachian Athletic Conference
Students per faculty member14 to 1
Faculty who are full-time30%College Scorecard, fall 2023
Endowment per student$7,672IPEDS, 2023, per student
Dorm spaceFor about 49% of studentsBeds per undergraduate; not who lives on campus
Nearest airport with airline serviceChattanooga Metropolitan Airport (Lovell Field) (CHA)About 34 miles away
Nearest major airportNashville International Airport (BNA)About 104 miles away
Town population7,625Census, 2020–2024
Nearest city of 250,000 people or moreNashville-DavidsonAbout 110 miles away
Typical weather38°F in January · 77°F in JulyNOAA, 1991–2020, from Dayton 2 SE, TN

Federal data (IPEDS and College Scorecard), except school colors. None of this changes the faith grades.

Campus safety reports

On-campus crimes reported in 2024, per 1,000 students.

CategoryThis campusU.S. rate
Rape0.000.07
Robbery0.000.01
Aggravated assault0.000.04
Burglary0.000.08
Motor vehicle theft0.000.15

Numbers reflect what each campus reported. They differ with campus size and how reporting is done, so compare with care. U.S. rate: total reported offenses divided by total students at every institution in the report.

Source: Official data: U.S. Department of Education

Christian churches nearby

Map of Bryan College-Dayton, its Christian center and nearby Christian churches0.25 miChristian Formation (Rudd Auditorium chapel): 0.1 miBryan College-Dayton (campus)N0.1 mi
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No Christian churches are mapped in OpenStreetMap within 3 miles. The map may be incomplete; check a local church directory.

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Questions families ask

Is Bryan College-Dayton a Christian college?
Yes. Bryan College-Dayton is a Christian college.
What is Bryan College-Dayton’s Compass Score?
68 out of 100 (grade B). It combines faith (75%) and academics (25%), each rated from official sources.
Where is chapel held at Bryan College-Dayton?
Chapel is listed at Rudd Auditorium. Days and times are on this page; please confirm with the college’s spiritual life office before you go.

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About this school’s data
  • IPEDS unit ID 219790
  • Carnegie classification: Master's university (small programs)
  • Accreditation: Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges d.b.a. Commission on Colleges and Universities (U.S. Department of Education DAPIP)
  • Religious affiliation (IPEDS): Interdenominational
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