No Medical Exam Life Insurance Guide [Updated for 2025]

Securing life insurance is a fundamental step in protecting your loved ones’ financial future. However, the traditional process, often involving a medical exam with needles and personal questions, can feel daunting or time-consuming for many. What if you need coverage quickly, have a fear of doctors, or possess health conditions that might complicate a standard application? Fortunately, options exist. Life insurance with no medical exam offers a streamlined path to obtaining coverage, but understanding the different types, benefits, and drawbacks is crucial.

Maybe you need coverage fast to secure a business loan, fulfill a divorce decree requirement, or simply want peace of mind sooner rather than later. Perhaps the thought of a physical exam is a significant barrier. Whatever your reason, exploring no-medical-exam life insurance is a valid step. At Insurance By Heroes, an independent agency founded by a former first responder and military spouse, we understand the need for clear information and efficient solutions. Our team, composed of professionals with backgrounds in public service, is dedicated to helping individuals and families navigate the complexities of insurance with integrity and care. We work with dozens of top-rated carriers, allowing us to shop the market and find policies that genuinely fit your unique circumstances, including various types of no-medical-exam life insurance.

This comprehensive guide, updated for 2025, will delve into the world of life insurance without a medical exam. We’ll explore the different policy types, weigh the pros and cons, identify who benefits most from these options, and explain how the application process works. Our goal is to empower you with the knowledge needed to make an informed decision about your life insurance needs.

What Exactly is Life Insurance With No Medical Exam?

To appreciate no-exam life insurance, it helps to understand the traditional route first. Fully underwritten life insurance typically involves a detailed application, a review of your medical records (with your permission via HIPAA authorization), and a paramedical exam. This exam usually includes measuring your height, weight, and blood pressure, and collecting blood and urine samples. These samples are tested for various health indicators, including cholesterol levels, blood sugar, nicotine use, and markers for certain diseases. The entire process can take several weeks, sometimes even months, from application to policy approval.

Life insurance with no medical exam bypasses the physical examination component. Instead of relying on exam results, insurers use alternative methods to assess risk. These methods typically include:

• Your answers to health questions on the application.
• Electronic checks of databases like the MIB (Medical Information Bureau), which records previous insurance applications.
• Reviews of your prescription drug history.
• Checks of your driving record (DMV records).
• Sometimes, a follow-up phone interview to clarify information.

It’s vital to understand that “no medical exam” doesn’t mean “no underwriting.” Insurers still evaluate your risk profile; they just use different tools to do so. The convenience of skipping the exam often comes with trade-offs, such as potentially higher premiums or lower coverage limits, depending on the specific type of policy.

Critically, not all no-exam policies are created equal. They vary significantly in cost, coverage amounts, eligibility requirements, and payout rules. This is where working with an independent agency like Insurance By Heroes provides immense value. We aren’t captive to a single company’s products. Instead, we leverage our relationships with numerous carriers to compare different no-exam options (and traditional options, if applicable) side-by-side, ensuring you find coverage that truly aligns with your needs and budget, rather than just the first convenient policy you encounter.

Types of No-Medical-Exam Life Insurance Policies

The term “no-medical-exam life insurance” is an umbrella category covering several distinct policy types. Understanding these differences is key to finding the right fit.

Accelerated Underwriting (AU)

Accelerated Underwriting represents a significant advancement in the life insurance industry, leveraging technology and data analytics to speed up the approval process, often without requiring a traditional medical exam for eligible applicants. Instead of automatically scheduling an exam, insurers use sophisticated algorithms to analyze the information you provide on your application along with data from third-party sources (like those mentioned earlier: MIB, prescription history, driving records, and sometimes public records or credit-based insurance scores).

If your profile fits within the insurer’s parameters for lower risk based on this data analysis, your policy can be approved very quickly – sometimes in days or even hours – often at rates comparable to fully underwritten policies. Essentially, AU aims to provide the speed of no-exam policies with the potential pricing benefits of traditional underwriting for healthy individuals.

Who is it best for? Accelerated underwriting is typically designed for younger applicants (often under 50 or 60) who are in good or excellent health and seeking substantial coverage amounts (sometimes up to $1 million or more, depending on the carrier). If you have few or no significant health issues, a clean driving record, and haven’t been recently declined for insurance, you might be a prime candidate for AU.

Important Considerations: Approval via AU isn’t guaranteed. If the algorithms flag potential risks or if data is inconclusive, the insurer might still require a medical exam or request additional medical records before making a final decision. Think of it as an expedited pathway for the healthiest applicants, not a guaranteed pass.

Insurance By Heroes Advantage: Different carriers have different AU programs, algorithms, and eligibility criteria. We stay current on these programs across our network of dozens of insurers. We can quickly identify which carriers offer AU policies that might align with your specific health profile and coverage goals, saving you time and potentially securing you more favorable rates than you might find with other types of no-exam insurance.

Simplified Issue (SI)

Simplified Issue life insurance occupies a middle ground. It eliminates the need for a medical exam but still requires applicants to answer a series of health-related questions on the application. These questions are typically less detailed than those on a fully underwritten application but go beyond the minimal inquiries of Guaranteed Issue policies. They might ask about major conditions like heart disease, cancer, stroke, diabetes, HIV/AIDS, recent hospitalizations, or specific lifestyle factors.

Based on your answers to these health questions and checks of databases (MIB, prescription history), the insurance company decides whether to approve or decline your application. The approval process is generally faster than traditional underwriting (often within a few days to a week or two) but usually slower than Accelerated Underwriting or Guaranteed Issue.

Coverage and Cost: Simplified Issue policies typically offer lower maximum coverage amounts compared to fully underwritten or AU policies – often ranging from $25,000 up to $500,000, depending on the carrier and the specific product. Because the insurer has less detailed health information than with a full exam, they assume slightly more risk. Consequently, premiums for SI policies are generally higher per thousand dollars of coverage than fully underwritten or AU policies but lower than Guaranteed Issue policies.

Who is it best for? Simplified Issue can be a good option for individuals who may have some moderate health conditions that might prevent them from getting the best rates with traditional underwriting but who are still generally insurable. It’s also suitable for those who prioritize a faster, less invasive application process over potentially securing the absolute lowest premium available through full underwriting. People needing coverage amounts higher than what GI offers, but who want to avoid an exam, often turn to SI.

Insurance By Heroes Advantage: The specific health questions asked on SI applications vary significantly between insurance carriers. Some insurers might be more lenient regarding certain conditions than others. This is a critical area where our expertise benefits you. As an independent agency, Insurance By Heroes understands these nuances. We can help match you with carriers whose Simplified Issue policies are more likely to approve applicants with your specific health history, ensuring you don’t waste time applying to companies where you’re unlikely to qualify or get favorable terms. We help you navigate the questions honestly and effectively.

Guaranteed Issue (GI) / Guaranteed Acceptance

Guaranteed Issue life insurance, also known as Guaranteed Acceptance, is exactly what its name implies: acceptance is guaranteed for applicants within a specific age range (typically 45-85, though this varies by carrier and state), regardless of their health history. There is no medical exam, and crucially, there are no health questions asked on the application. If you meet the age requirements and reside in a state where the policy is offered, you cannot be turned down based on pre-existing health conditions.

This sounds appealing, but it comes with significant trade-offs, making it a specific tool for specific circumstances.

Coverage and Cost: Because the insurer accepts everyone within the age bracket without knowing anything about their health, they assume the highest level of risk. This risk is reflected in two key ways:

• Lower Coverage Amounts: GI policies offer the lowest death benefits, typically ranging from $5,000 to $25,000, although some carriers might go up to $50,000. These amounts are primarily designed to cover final expenses like funeral costs, burial expenses, and small outstanding debts, not for significant income replacement or estate planning.
• Higher Premiums: Per dollar of coverage, GI policies are the most expensive type of life insurance. You pay significantly more for the guarantee of acceptance.

Graded Death Benefit: This is a critical feature of nearly all Guaranteed Issue policies. It means that if the insured dies from non-accidental causes (i.e., illness or natural causes) within the first two or sometimes three years of the policy being in force, the beneficiaries do not receive the full face amount (death benefit). Instead, they typically receive a return of the premiums paid, often with a small amount of interest (e.g., 10%). Only after this waiting period (usually 24 or 36 months) does the full death benefit become payable for death from any cause. However, death due to an accident is usually covered for the full amount from day one.

Who is it best for? Guaranteed Issue life insurance is primarily intended for individuals with serious health problems who cannot qualify for other types of life insurance (fully underwritten, AU, or SI). It serves as a safety net for those who might otherwise be considered uninsurable. It’s most commonly used by seniors looking to ensure their final expenses are covered without burdening their families.

Insurance By Heroes Advantage: While GI offers a crucial solution for some, it should generally be considered a last resort due to its high cost and limited benefits, especially the graded death benefit feature. Because Insurance By Heroes is an independent agency working with dozens of carriers, our first step is always to see if you might qualify for a more affordable option like Simplified Issue or even Accelerated Underwriting – even if you have some health concerns. We explore *all* possibilities across the market before recommending a GI policy. We ensure our clients fully understand the graded death benefit and the cost implications. It’s vital to remember that a GI policy from one company might have slightly different terms or costs than another, and comparison shopping, even in this category, is important – something we handle for our clients.

Pros of Choosing Life Insurance With No Medical Exam

Opting for a life insurance policy that doesn’t require a medical exam offers several distinct advantages:

• Speed and Convenience: This is often the most significant appeal. The application process is much faster than traditional underwriting. Instead of waiting weeks or months for exam scheduling, lab results, and underwriter review, approval for no-exam policies can happen in days, hours, or sometimes even minutes (especially with Accelerated Underwriting and Guaranteed Issue). This speed is invaluable if you need coverage quickly for a loan, legal requirement, or immediate peace of mind.
• No Needles or Physical Exam Hassle: Many people dislike or fear medical procedures, including blood draws and providing urine samples. Others simply find scheduling and attending a paramedical exam inconvenient amidst busy lives. No-exam policies completely eliminate this step, making the process less invasive and stressful.
• Accessibility for Certain Individuals: People with specific health conditions might find it difficult or impossible to qualify for traditionally underwritten policies or secure affordable rates. Simplified Issue and particularly Guaranteed Issue provide pathways to coverage they might otherwise be denied. It offers a crucial safety net for those with pre-existing conditions.
• Predictability (Especially for GI): With Guaranteed Issue policies, acceptance within the specified age range is assured, regardless of health. This eliminates the uncertainty and potential disappointment of applying for other types of insurance and being declined. For those who know they have significant health challenges, this guarantee provides definite peace of mind.
• Simpler Application Process (Generally): While you still need to provide information, the applications for SI and GI policies often involve fewer, more straightforward questions compared to the extensive questionnaires required for fully underwritten policies. AU applications can be detailed but are often completed quickly online.

While these benefits are compelling, it’s crucial to weigh them against the potential drawbacks, which we’ll discuss next. The “best” option always depends on balancing convenience and speed against cost and coverage adequacy for your specific situation – a balance Insurance By Heroes helps clients achieve by comparing options across multiple carriers.

Cons of Life Insurance With No Medical Exam

While convenient, no-medical-exam life insurance policies are not without their drawbacks. Understanding these limitations is essential before making a decision:

• Higher Premiums: This is generally the most significant downside. Because the insurance company has less detailed information about your health (especially with SI and GI policies), they take on more unknown risk. To compensate for this uncertainty, they charge higher premiums per thousand dollars of coverage compared to fully underwritten policies where a medical exam provides a clearer health picture. Healthy individuals who qualify for Accelerated Underwriting might get rates close to traditional ones, but SI and especially GI policies are noticeably more expensive.
• Lower Coverage Limits: No-exam policies typically come with caps on the maximum death benefit you can purchase. While AU policies can sometimes offer substantial amounts (up to $1 million or more), SI policies are often limited to $500,000 or less, and GI policies usually cap out at $25,000 or $50,000. If you need a large amount of coverage for income replacement, mortgage protection for a high-value home, or complex estate planning, these limits might be insufficient.
• Graded Death Benefits (Common with GI, possible with some SI): As mentioned earlier, Guaranteed Issue policies almost always include a graded death benefit clause. This means if death occurs due to illness within the first two or three years, the beneficiaries only receive a return of premiums plus some interest, not the full policy face amount. Some Simplified Issue policies targeting higher-risk individuals might also have graded or modified benefits. This waiting period significantly reduces the policy’s value in the initial years for non-accidental death.
• Limited Policy Options and Riders: Fully underwritten policies often come with a wider array of optional riders (add-ons) that allow you to customize your coverage (e.g., waiver of premium, critical illness riders, term conversion options). No-exam policies, particularly GI, may offer fewer or no rider options.
• You Still Must Disclose Accurately: “No exam” does not mean “no verification.” Insurers still rely heavily on the accuracy of your answers on the application (for SI/AU) and database checks (MIB, prescriptions, DMV). If you intentionally misrepresent your health or lifestyle, the insurance company can contest or deny a claim later based on material misrepresentation, potentially leaving your beneficiaries without the expected funds. Honesty is always paramount.

Finding the Right Balance with Insurance By Heroes: These potential drawbacks highlight why simply choosing the quickest or easiest option isn’t always the best strategy. It’s about finding the *right value* for your specific needs. As an independent agency, Insurance By Heroes is uniquely positioned to help. We compare no-exam options from dozens of carriers against each other *and* against traditional options if you might qualify. We might find that even with a minor health condition, a fully underwritten policy could save you significant money over the long term compared to a Simplified Issue policy, making the exam worthwhile. Conversely, we can identify the most competitively priced no-exam option if speed or guaranteed acceptance is your absolute priority. Our focus is on transparency and ensuring you understand these trade-offs before committing to a policy.

Who Should Consider No-Medical-Exam Life Insurance?

No-medical-exam life insurance isn’t a one-size-fits-all solution, but it can be an excellent choice for specific individuals and situations:

• Healthy Individuals Prioritizing Speed and Convenience: If you are relatively young (e.g., under 60), in good health, and dislike the idea of a medical exam or need coverage very quickly, Accelerated Underwriting (AU) policies can offer competitive rates and substantial coverage without the traditional hassle.
• People with Mild to Moderate Health Conditions: If you have health issues (like well-controlled high blood pressure or cholesterol) that might not qualify you for the very best “preferred” rates in traditional underwriting but don’t preclude insurability, Simplified Issue (SI) offers a pathway to coverage without an exam, albeit likely at a higher cost than a fully underwritten policy might offer if approved.
• Individuals with Significant Health Issues: For those with serious pre-existing conditions (e.g., recent cancer treatment, heart attack, severe diabetes, organ transplant) who have been declined for other types of life insurance, Guaranteed Issue (GI) provides a way to secure at least some coverage, primarily for final expenses. It’s the safety net when other doors close.
• Seniors Seeking Final Expense Coverage: Many seniors look for smaller policies ($10,000 – $50,000) specifically to cover funeral costs, burial plots, and minor debts. Guaranteed Issue and some Simplified Issue policies are often marketed for this purpose, offering straightforward acceptance or simplified applications.
• Individuals Needing Coverage Urgently: If life circumstances demand immediate proof of life insurance – such as for a Small Business Administration (SBA) loan requirement, collateral for another loan type, or to satisfy terms of a divorce settlement – the speed of no-exam policies (especially AU and GI) can be critical.
• Those with Phobias or Aversions: People with a genuine fear of needles (trypanophobia) or doctors (iatrophobia) may find the no-exam route the only comfortable way to secure life insurance.
• Busy Professionals: For individuals whose demanding schedules make scheduling and attending a paramedical exam difficult, the convenience of an online or phone application without the exam requirement is highly appealing.

Personalized Guidance from Insurance By Heroes: Determining whether a no-exam policy is right for *you* involves looking at your specific health, budget, coverage needs, and tolerance for the associated trade-offs (cost vs. convenience vs. coverage amount). As professionals with backgrounds serving the community, the team at Insurance By Heroes understands that everyone’s situation is unique. We take the time to understand your priorities and then leverage our access to dozens of carriers to find the policy type – whether no-exam or traditional – that best serves your interests, not the insurance company’s.

How Does the No-Medical-Exam Application Process Work?

While skipping the physical exam simplifies one part of the process, applying for no-medical-exam life insurance still involves several key steps. Here’s a general overview:

1. Research and Comparison: This is arguably the most crucial step. Don’t just apply for the first policy you see advertised. Compare options from different carriers, paying attention to:
   • The type of policy (AU, SI, GI).
   • Coverage limits (minimums and maximums).
   • Premium costs.
   • Any waiting periods or graded benefits (especially for GI).
   • The insurer’s financial strength rating (e.g., A.M. Best).

   Working with an independent agency like Insurance By Heroes streamlines this step immensely, as we do the comparative shopping across multiple carriers for you.

2. Application Form: You’ll complete an application, which can often be done online, over the phone with an agent, or sometimes via a paper form. This will collect personal information (name, address, date of birth, social security number, beneficiary details) and, for AU and SI policies, specific health and lifestyle questions. GI applications will skip the health questions but confirm age and residency.
3. Health Questions (for AU & SI): Be prepared to answer questions about your medical history, current conditions, medications, tobacco/nicotine use, alcohol consumption, dangerous hobbies, and family medical history. Answer truthfully and completely.
4. Database Checks: Once you submit the application (and provide necessary authorizations, like HIPAA), the insurance company will instantly or very quickly run checks against several databases. These include:
   • MIB (Medical Information Bureau): Contains records of previous individual life and health insurance applications.
   • Prescription History Databases: Shows medications you’ve been prescribed, offering insights into treated conditions.
   • DMV Records: Checks for driving violations like DUIs or reckless driving.
   • Potentially others (public records, credit-based insurance scores depending on the insurer and policy type).
5. Phone Interview (Sometimes): For AU and SI policies, especially those with higher coverage amounts or if database checks raise questions, the insurer might conduct a brief follow-up phone interview to verify application information or ask clarifying questions about your health or lifestyle.
6. Underwriting Decision: Based on your application answers and the results of the database checks (and phone interview, if applicable), the insurer’s automated systems or underwriters will make a decision: approve, decline (for AU/SI), or perhaps request more information (less common for true no-exam policies, but possible if data is conflicting). Decision times vary: minutes/hours for GI/AU, days for SI.
7. Policy Issuance: If approved, the insurance company will issue the policy documents. You’ll need to review them, formally accept the policy, and make the first premium payment to put the coverage into effect.

The Importance of Honesty: It bears repeating: even without an exam, you must be truthful on your application. Insurers rely on your answers and database information. If you conceal a significant health condition or risky behavior and die within the policy’s contestability period (usually the first two years), the insurer can investigate. If they find evidence of material misrepresentation on the application, they have the right to deny the claim, potentially leaving your loved ones unprotected. Full transparency is essential.

Comparing No-Exam vs. Traditional Life Insurance

Choosing between no-medical-exam and traditional (fully underwritten) life insurance involves weighing several factors. Here’s a quick comparison:

| Feature | No-Medical-Exam Life Insurance | Traditional (Fully Underwritten) Life Insurance |
|——————–|——————————————————|————————————————-|
| **Medical Exam** | No physical exam required | Paramedical exam (height, weight, blood, urine) usually required |
| **Speed** | Faster approval (minutes, hours, or days) | Slower approval (typically 4-8 weeks, sometimes longer) |
| **Cost** | Generally higher premiums per $1,000 coverage (esp. SI/GI) | Generally lower premiums per $1,000 coverage for healthy individuals |
| **Coverage Limits**| Often lower maximum amounts (esp. SI/GI) | Higher maximum coverage amounts available |
| **Underwriting** | Relies on application, databases, algorithms | Relies on application, databases, exam results, medical records |
| **Health Questions**| None (GI), Simplified (SI), Detailed but automated (AU) | Very detailed health and lifestyle questionnaire |
| **Best For** | Speed/convenience seekers, those with health issues, final expense needs | Healthier individuals seeking lowest rates, high coverage needs |
| **Key Trade-off** | Convenience/Speed/Accessibility for Higher Cost/Lower Limits | Lower Cost/Higher Limits for More Hassle/Time/Health Scrutiny |

Which Path is Right for You? There’s no single “better” option; it depends entirely on your individual circumstances.

• If you’re young, healthy, need significant coverage, and want the lowest possible premium, traditional underwriting is often the most cost-effective route, despite the extra steps.
• If speed is paramount, you have moderate health concerns, or you strongly object to a medical exam, a no-exam policy (likely AU or SI) might be the preferred choice, accepting the potentially higher cost.
• If you have serious health conditions and struggle to get insured elsewhere, Guaranteed Issue offers a vital, albeit limited and costly, safety net.

This decision requires careful consideration. Insurance By Heroes excels at helping clients navigate this choice. By analyzing your profile and needs against the offerings of dozens of carriers, we can provide clear comparisons showing the potential costs and benefits of both no-exam and traditional routes, empowering you to make the decision that delivers the best overall value for your situation.

Common Misconceptions About No-Medical-Exam Life Insurance

Several myths and misunderstandings surround life insurance policies that don’t require a medical exam. Let’s clear some of them up:

• Myth: “It’s always the easiest and best option if I hate needles.” While it avoids the exam, it’s not always the *best* option. It’s often more expensive, and the coverage limits might be too low for your needs. If you’re healthy, enduring the brief exam could save you thousands in premiums over the policy’s life. “Easy” doesn’t always equal “optimal.”
• Myth: “They don’t check anything since there’s no exam.” Absolutely false. Insurers extensively check electronic databases, including your prescription history (a powerful indicator of health conditions), MIB records, and driving records. They are still assessing risk, just using different data sources.
• Myth: “It’s only for people who are sick or uninsurable.” While Guaranteed Issue policies cater to this group, Accelerated Underwriting (AU) is specifically designed for healthy individuals seeking convenience and speed. Simplified Issue (SI) serves those somewhere in between. Many healthy people choose no-exam options for speed.
• Myth: “All no-exam policies are the same.” This is incorrect. As we’ve detailed, Accelerated Underwriting, Simplified Issue, and Guaranteed Issue are distinct types with vastly different eligibility requirements, coverage amounts, costs, and features (like graded death benefits). Understanding these differences is crucial.
• Myth: “You can hide health conditions and get away with it.” Attempting to conceal information is risky. Insurers have a contestability period (usually two years) during which they can investigate claims more thoroughly. If they discover you lied about a material fact on your application (e.g., claiming to be a non-smoker when you smoke, or hiding a major diagnosis), they can deny the claim, rendering the policy useless.

Navigating these nuances is why professional guidance is so valuable. An experienced independent agent can dispel myths, explain the realities of each policy type, and help you choose appropriately based on facts, not misconceptions.

Why Choose Insurance By Heroes for Your No-Medical-Exam Policy?

When exploring life insurance with no medical exam, you need an advocate who understands both the products and your unique needs. Insurance By Heroes offers distinct advantages:

Rooted in Service: Our agency was founded by a former first responder and military spouse. Our team includes professionals with similar backgrounds in public service. We bring the values of integrity, dedication, and clear communication – honed through serving our communities – to serving our clients’ insurance needs. We understand pressure, complex situations, and the importance of dependable protection.

The Independent Agency Advantage: We are not tied to any single insurance company. Insurance By Heroes works with dozens of top-rated carriers across the nation. This independence is crucial. It means we can objectively shop the entire market for you, comparing various no-medical-exam policies (AU, SI, GI) and even traditional options to find the one that genuinely offers the best combination of coverage, cost, and features for *your* specific health profile and financial goals. We know that one company’s “great deal” might be significantly more expensive or restrictive than another’s for your situation.

Personalized, Expert Guidance: The world of no-exam life insurance can be confusing. What’s the difference between Simplified Issue and Guaranteed Issue? What does a “graded death benefit” really mean for my family? Is Accelerated Underwriting available for me? We take the time to answer these questions clearly and ensure you fully understand the policy details, benefits, and limitations before you apply. We demystify the jargon and focus on what matters to you.

Tailored Solutions, Not Cookie-Cutter Products: We recognize that every client is different. Your health, budget, family structure, and reasons for needing insurance are unique. We don’t push a single product; we listen to your needs and then leverage our broad carrier access to find the policy that fits *you*, not the other way around. Whether it’s finding the most lenient Simplified Issue carrier for a specific condition or identifying the best-priced Guaranteed Issue option, we tailor our search.

Building Trust Through Transparency: Our background in public service instills a deep commitment to ethical practices and building long-term relationships based on trust. We provide honest assessments, explain potential downsides as well as benefits, and always prioritize your best interests.

Take the Next Step Towards Peace of Mind

Exploring life insurance with no medical exam can be a smart move, offering speed, convenience, and accessibility. However, navigating the different types, costs, and carrier options requires careful consideration to ensure you get the right protection at the best possible value.

Don’t try to sort through the complexities alone. Let the experienced team at Insurance By Heroes put their dedication and market access to work for you. As an independent agency founded on principles of service, we can compare policies from dozens of top carriers to find the no-medical-exam life insurance solution tailored specifically to your needs and budget.

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