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Calculating Gross Income for Nebraska Real Estate Leases Made EasyIn a lease agreement, if a tenant is paying $10 per square foot for 3,000 square feet and 8% of gross income, what is the gross income based on the percentage rent?Discover how increasing a mortgage amount affects seller liabilityWhich of the following actions would NOT typically relieve a seller from liability on a previously assumed mortgage?Discover the Benefits of a VA Loan for HomebuyersWhat type of loan allows a borrower to buy a house with no down payment?Discover the Importance of Fair Housing Laws in Real EstateExplain "fair housing laws" in real estate.Discover the Importance of Market Data for Real Estate BuyersHow does market data help potential real estate buyers?Discover the Minimum Pre-License Education Hours for Real Estate in NebraskaWhat is the minimum hours of pre-license education required in Nebraska?Discover the Role of Interim Financing in Real Estate TransactionsWhat type of financing allows a mortgage company to temporarily hold loans before selling them?Discover the Seven Members of Nebraska's Real Estate CommissionHow many members are there on the Nebraska Real Estate Commission (NREC)?Discovering Interest Rates in Real Estate LoansIf a house sold for $420,000 with a 20% down payment, what was the interest rate if the monthly interest was $1,400?Discovering What Sellers Retain in an Installment Land ContractWhat amount does a seller retain in an installment land contract?Discovering Who Leads the Nebraska Real Estate CommissionWho holds the position of chairman of the Nebraska Real Estate Commission?How an Increase in APR Affects the Closing Process in Nebraska Real EstateWhat effect does an increase in the annual percentage rate (APR) prior to closing typically have on the closing process?How Appraisers are Compensated in Nebraska Real EstateHow is an appraiser typically compensated for their work?How Decreased Interest Rates Inspire Increased Loan ActivityWhat could be a result of decreased interest rates?How Economic Obsolescence Affects Property ValueWhich aspect does economic obsolescence specifically address?How the Availability of Money Affects Interest Rates in Nebraska's Real Estate MarketAn increase in the availability of money typically results in what effect on interest rates?How to Become a Licensed Broker in NebraskaIn Nebraska real estate practice, what is required to be a licensed broker?Learn Where to Refer Buyers Seeking an FHA LoanWhere should a buyer seeking an FHA loan be referred to?Learn Who Can Revoke Your Nebraska Real Estate LicenseWhat entity has the authority to revoke a real estate license?Mastering Real Estate Options: The Vital Roles of Time and PriceWhat two aspects are options generally concerned with?Navigating Real Estate License Renewal in NebraskaHow often must real estate licenses be renewed in Nebraska?The Importance of Written Real Estate Purchase Agreements in NebraskaIn Nebraska, what is the acceptable format for a real estate purchase agreement?Understand the Essentials of Branch Office Registration in Nebraska Real EstateWhat is essential for branch office questions in a brokerage setup?Understanding Appraisal Contingencies in Real Estate TransactionsWhat does the term "appraisal contingency" mean?Understanding Broker's Price Opinions in Real EstateWhat is a broker's price opinion (BPO)?Understanding Brokerage Relationships in Nebraska Real Estate: A Key GuideWhat document describes the different types of brokerage relationships in Nebraska real estate transactions?Understanding Commingling in Real Estate PracticesIf a broker takes earnest money from a client and deposits it into their personal banking account, what term describes this action?Understanding Commission Fees in Nebraska Real Estate TransactionsHow are commission fees typically structured in Nebraska real estate transactions?Understanding Common Contract Types in Nebraska Real Estate TransactionsWhat is NOT a common type of contract in Nebraska real estate transactions?Understanding Consideration in Real Estate ContractsWhat does the term "consideration" refer to in a real estate contract?Understanding Continuing Education Requirements for Real Estate Agents in NebraskaWhat are the continuing education requirements for real estate agents in Nebraska?Understanding Counteroffers in Real Estate TransactionsWhat is a "counteroffer" in real estate transactions?Understanding Discount Points in VA and FHA LoansWhat does one discount point represent in a federal VA or FHA loan?Understanding Dual Agency in Nebraska Real EstateWhat does "dual agency" mean in Nebraska real estate practice?Understanding Economic Obsolescence in Real Estate: What You Need to KnowWhat does economic obsolescence refer to in real estate?Understanding Eminent Domain in Real EstateWhat does the concept of "eminent domain" refer to in real estate?Understanding Encumbrances in Real Estate TransactionsExplain the term "encumbrance" in relation to real estate.Understanding Escrow in Real Estate TransactionsDefine the term "escrow" in real estate transactions.Understanding Exclusive Right to Sell Listings in Real EstateWhat is an "exclusive right to sell" listing?Understanding Fannie Mae's Role in the Secondary Mortgage MarketWhich organization is the largest purchaser in the secondary mortgage market?Understanding Foreclosure in Real Estate: A Key Concept for Buyers and LendersWhat does foreclosure mean in real estate?Understanding FSBO: The Meaning Behind For Sale By OwnerWhat does “FSBO” mean in real estate?Understanding Functional Obsolescence in Real EstateWhat factors can contribute to a property's functional obsolescence?Understanding Functional Obsolescence in Real EstateFunctional obsolescence in real estate occurs due to which of the following?Understanding Higher Interest Rates on Second MortgagesWhat does a higher interest rate on a second mortgage indicate?Understanding Homestead Exemptions in NebraskaWhat are "homestead exemptions" in Nebraska?Understanding How a Promissory Note Can Be Accepted in Property DealsWhen can a buyer use a promissory note as consideration for the purchase of a property?Understanding How Expenses Are Prorated Between Buyers and Sellers in Real Estate ClosingsWhat must be done with certain expenses paid at closing between the buyer and the seller?Understanding How Lender Qualification Standards Differ for Conventional LoansWhich aspect of conventional loans can vary among lenders?Understanding How Many Acres Are in One Square MileHow many acres are contained in one square mile?Understanding How Monthly Payments Work in an FHA Graduated Payment MortgageWhat fluctuates under an FHA graduated payment mortgage?Understanding How Novation Relieves Owners of Mortgage LiabilityHow is an owner relieved of liability when a buyer assumes the mortgage?Understanding How to Calculate the Gross Rent MultiplierHow is the Gross Rent Multiplier calculated?Understanding How VA Loans Help Homebuyers Buy Without a Down PaymentWhich of the following financial options allows homebuyers to purchase a house without any initial payment?Understanding How VA Loans Work for Property PurchasesA VA loan may be granted for the purchase of what type of property?Understanding Key Elements of Title Insurance in NebraskaWhat is a key element that title insurance covers?Understanding Legal Title in Installment Land ContractsIn an installment land contract, what type of title does the seller retain?Understanding Loan Origination Fees in Nebraska Real Estate TransactionsIf the Pickets are purchasing a home for $780,000 with a 90% loan at 5% interest and a 2% loan origination fee, what is the loan origination fee they must pay?Understanding Market Value in Real Estate: What It Really MeansHow is "market value" defined in real estate terms?Understanding Material Facts in Real Estate TransactionsIn real estate, what is a material fact?Understanding Nebraska's Real Estate Appraisal RequirementsWhat is required for a real estate appraisal in Nebraska?Understanding Nebraska's Real Estate License Renewal ProcessHow often must a real estate agent renew their license in Nebraska?Understanding Ownership in a Sale-Leaseback TransactionIn a sale-leaseback transaction, who becomes the owner of the asset after the sale?Understanding Property Disclosure Requirements in NebraskaWhich type of property is exempt from real estate disclosure requirements in Nebraska?Understanding Regulation Z and Its Impact on Real Estate Financing OptionsUnder the Truth in Lending Act, are owners covered by Regulation Z when advertising financing options?Understanding Sale-Leaseback Transactions in Real EstateWhat is a sale-leaseback transaction?Understanding Seller Obligations for Property Disclosures in NebraskaWhat obligations do sellers have regarding property disclosures in Nebraska?Understanding Tenant Rights and Eviction in NebraskaUnder what condition can a landlord evict a disabled blind tenant?Understanding the Components of a Typical Listing AgreementWhat does a typical listing agreement include?Understanding the Cost Approach for Appraising Schools and LibrariesWhich appraisal cost approach is most appropriate for valuing buildings like schools and libraries?Understanding the Difference Between Leasehold and Freehold EstatesWhat is the main difference between "leasehold" and "freehold" estates?Understanding the Different Types of Loans in Real EstateWhich of the following is an example of a conventional loan?Understanding the Documentation Needed to Start a Real Estate Transaction in NebraskaIn Nebraska, what documentation is required to initiate a real estate transaction?Understanding the Duration of Listing Agreements in Nebraska Real EstateHow long is the duration for which a listing agreement is typically valid?Understanding the Equal Credit Opportunity Act and Its Impact on Lending PracticesWhat federal act prohibits discrimination in lending practices?Understanding the Essence of Amortization in Debt ManagementWhat does amortization refer to?Understanding the Essence of the Truth in Lending ActWhat is the primary purpose of the Truth in Lending Act?Understanding the Essential Elements of a Listing AgreementWhat is the minimum information that must be included in a listing agreement?Understanding the Essential Elements of a Valid Real Estate ContractWhich group of elements must all be present for a valid real estate contract to exist?Understanding the Essential Role of Title Companies in Real Estate TransactionsWhat is the role of the title company in real estate transactions?Understanding the Essentials of the Closing Process in Nebraska Real EstateWhich statement about the closing process is true under Nebraska real estate law?Understanding the Expiration of Listing Contracts in Nebraska Real EstateWhen does a listing contract typically expire?Understanding the Features of Conventional LoansWhat is a common feature of conventional loans?Understanding the First Step in the Appraisal ProcessWhat is the first step in the appraisal process?Understanding the First Step in the Home Buying JourneyWhat is the first step in the home buying process?Understanding the Fundamental Agency Relationship in Real EstateWhat does the "Agency" relationship in real estate signify?Understanding the Good Faith Estimate and Its Importance in Home BuyingWhat does the Good Faith Estimate detail?Understanding the Impact of Usury Laws on Interest Rates in NebraskaWhat is the effect of usury laws on interest rates?Understanding the Implications of Dual Agency in Nebraska Real EstateWhat can result from dual agency in Nebraska?Understanding the Importance of a Closing Disclosure in Real Estate TransactionsWhat is the significance of a closing disclosure in real estate transactions?Understanding the Importance of a Closing Disclosure in Real Estate TransactionsWhat type of document is a closing disclosure?Understanding the Importance of a Listing Agreement in Nebraska Real EstateWhich statement is true regarding the "listing agreement"?Understanding the Importance of Access Easements in Nebraska Real EstateIn Nebraska, what is the significance of an access easement?Understanding the Importance of Home Warranties in Real Estate TransactionsWhat is the significance of a home warranty in a real estate transaction?Understanding the Importance of Initial Disclosure Documents Under TRIDWhat is the significance of the initial disclosure documents provided to borrowers under TRID?Understanding the Importance of Reviewing Your RESPA Closing StatementWhy is the RESPA closing statement reviewed before closing?Understanding the Importance of the Annual Percentage Rate in Real Estate FinancingWhat does the term Annual Percentage Rate (APR) represent?Understanding the Importance of Trust Account Regulations in Nebraska Real EstateWhat document permits the NREC to examine a broker's trust account(s)?Understanding the Importance of Zoning Laws in Community DevelopmentWhy are zoning laws enacted in a community?Understanding the Key Differences Between FSBO and Traditional Real Estate SalesHow does an FSBO transaction differ from traditional sales?Understanding the Key Differences Between Real Estate Agents and BrokersWhat is the primary difference between a real estate agent and a real estate broker?Understanding The Key Elements of Nebraska Listing AgreementsAccording to Nebraska license law, which of the following must be included in listing agreements?Understanding the Key Feature of a Leasehold EstateWhat is a key feature of a leasehold estate?Understanding the Key Role of a Mortgage BrokerWhat is the role of a mortgage broker?Understanding the Key Role of Real Estate Brokers in NebraskaWho is responsible for ensuring that real estate laws are followed in transactions?Understanding the Key Role of the Listing Broker in Nebraska Real EstateWhich of the following is a key role of the listing broker?Understanding the Legal Consequences of Practicing Real Estate Without a License in NebraskaWhat is the legal consequence for a realtor practicing without a license in Nebraska?Understanding the Legal Requirements for a Valid Real Estate ContractWhat legal requirement must parties meet to create a valid real estate contract?Understanding the Legalities of Real Estate Broker Disclosures in NebraskaKathy wishes to sell her property in Nebraska, but the broker purchases it himself without informing her of a recent zoning change. Is this legal?Understanding the Lender's Responsibilities Under TRIDWhat is one of the responsibilities of the lender under TRID?Understanding the Lender's Role as the Beneficiary in Real Estate TransactionsIn a real estate transaction, who is typically considered the beneficiary of a loan?Understanding the Liabilities of Misrepresentation in Real Estate TransactionsWhat liabilities can arise from misrepresentation in real estate transactions?Understanding the Lot and Block System in Nebraska Real EstateThe recorded subdivision plat is utilized in which land description system?Understanding the Most Common Contracts in Nebraska Real Estate TransactionsWhat type of contracts are most commonly used in Nebraska real estate transactions?Understanding the Nebraska Real Estate Commission's Complaint ProcessWhat is the role of the Nebraska Real Estate Commission’s “Complaint Process”?Understanding the NREC 18-Hour Renewal Requirement for Nebraska AgentsHow many NREC approved training hours are required for license renewal every two years?Understanding the NREC Transfer Checklist for Changing Your License Status in NebraskaWhat document is used to change a license status in Nebraska?Understanding the Nuances of a Second MortgageWhat characteristic is associated with a second mortgage?Understanding the Penalty for Practicing Real Estate Without a License in NebraskaWhat is the penalty for acting as a broker or salesperson without the appropriate license?Understanding the Primary Role of a Real Estate BrokerWhat is the primary role of a real estate broker in a transaction?Understanding the Prohibitions of RESPA in Real Estate TransactionsWhich of the following acts is prohibited under RESPA?Understanding the Purpose of a Real Estate ContractWhich of the following best describes the purpose of a real estate contract?Understanding the Purpose of a Real Estate Trust AccountWhat is the purpose of a real estate trust account?Understanding the Purpose of Earnest Money in Real Estate TransactionsWhat is the purpose of earnest money in real estate transactions?Understanding the Purpose of the Closing Disclosure in Real Estate TransactionsWhat is the purpose of the Closing Disclosure?Understanding the Purpose of the Nebraska Real Estate License LawWhat is the main purpose of the Nebraska Real Estate License Law?Understanding the Purpose of Title Insurance in Real EstateWhat is the purpose of title insurance in real estate?Understanding the Quitclaim Deed and Its Role in Real Estate TransactionsWhat is a "quitclaim deed"?Understanding the Real Estate License Required for Corporations in NebraskaWhat license is required for a real estate company to operate as a corporation?Understanding the Requirements for Naming a Branch Office in Nebraska Real EstateWhat is required for branch office names within a brokerage?Understanding the Requirements in a Deed of Trust TransactionWhat is generally required from the borrower in a deed of trust transaction?Understanding the Requirements to Obtain a Real Estate License in NebraskaWhat is required along with the passing of the licensing exam to obtain a real estate license?Understanding the Risks and Rates of Second Mortgages in NebraskaWhat is true regarding second mortgages?Understanding the Risks of Commingling Earnest Money with Personal FundsWhat potential issue arises if earnest money is commingled with a broker's personal funds?Understanding the Role of a Branch Office Manager in Real EstateWhat is one of the main responsibilities of a branch office manager in real estate?Understanding the Role of a Buyer’s Agent in Nebraska Real EstateWhat is a “buyer’s agent”?Understanding the Role of a Temporary Broker After a Broker's Death in NebraskaIf a broker dies and the company is placed in receivership, what can the NREC do?Understanding the Role of a Trustee in a Deed of TrustWhat does the trustee in a deed of trust represent?Understanding the Role of an Impound Account in Real EstateWhich statement describes the purpose of an impound account?Understanding the Role of Appraisers in Property ValuationWhich of the following entities is primarily responsible for ensuring property value meets loan requirements during the mortgage process?Understanding the Role of CMA in Real Estate ValuationWhat is the meaning of "CMA" in real estate?Understanding the Role of Comparable Properties in Nebraska Real Estate TransactionsCan a homeowner use a comparable property where one spouse buys it after a divorce?Understanding the Role of Escrow Accounts in Real EstateWhich of the following best describes the function of escrow accounts?Understanding the Role of Fannie Mae in the Mortgage MarketWhich of the following is NOT a function of Fannie Mae?Understanding the Role of FHA in Home LoansFHA is not an originator of what type of loans?Understanding the Role of Impound Accounts in Real EstateWhat are impound accounts used for?Understanding the Role of Listings in Nebraska Real EstateIn relation to property transactions, what does the term "listing" typically refer to?Understanding the Role of Market Data in Home Buying DecisionsWhy do buyers typically use the market data approach when purchasing a home?Understanding the Role of Neighborhood Analysis in Real Estate AppraisalsIn the appraisal process, what aspect of a neighborhood considers the community's social fiber and proximity to schools?Understanding the Role of Restrictive Covenants in Real EstateWhat do restrictive covenants primarily aim to achieve?Understanding the Role of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau in real estate regulationsWhich entity is responsible for regulating RESPA compliance?Understanding the Role of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau in TRID ComplianceWhich entity is responsible for enforcing compliance with TRID regulations?Understanding the Role of the Nebraska Real Estate CommissionWhat is a significant role of the Nebraska Real Estate Commission in relation to real estate agents?Understanding the Role of the Nebraska Real Estate CommissionWhat is the primary purpose of the Nebraska Real Estate Commission?Understanding the Role of the NREC in Broker OversightWhat is the role of the NREC in relation to brokers?Understanding the Role of the Trustor in a Deed of TrustIn a deed of trust, what is the role of the trustor?Understanding the Sales Comparison Approach in Nebraska Real Estate ValuationWhich method is used to determine the fair market value of real estate through comparison?Understanding the Secondary Market in Nebraska Real Estate TransactionsIn which market may a lender sell a loan that a mortgage banker has previously originated?Understanding the Securitization Process in Real Estate FinancingWhat is the process called when a mortgage company assembles several loans into one package for investors?Understanding the Statutory Right of Redemption in Nebraska Home ForeclosuresWhat is the right of a mortgagor to regain property after a foreclosure sale called?Understanding the Three-Day Rule for APR Changes in Real EstateUnder the TILA-RESPA Integrated Disclosure rule (TRID), how many extra days must a lender extend if the APR changes more than 0.125% before closing?Understanding the Three-Year Redemption Period for Property Owners in NebraskaHow long does a property owner have to redeem a property after a tax sale in Nebraska?Understanding the TILA-RESPA Integrated Disclosure RuleWhat is the primary purpose of the TILA-RESPA Integrated Disclosure (TRID) rule?Understanding the Variable Nature of Conventional Loan Qualification StandardsWhat is a core feature of conventional loans that does not have uniform guidelines?Understanding Usury in Nebraska Real Estate LendingWhat kind of interest is considered usury?Understanding What 'Clear Title' Means in Real EstateWhat does "clear title" mean?Understanding What a Property Condition Disclosure Statement Really Tells BuyersWhat does the property condition disclosure statement inform buyers about?Understanding What Determines Loan to Value Ratios in Nebraska Real EstateWhat determines the maximum permissible "loan to value ratios"?Understanding What Influences Commission Rates in Nebraska Real EstateWhat factors determine a reasonable commission rate in Nebraska?Understanding What Makes a Real Estate Contract Valid in NebraskaWhich of the following elements is NOT necessary for a valid real estate contract?Understanding What Makes a Transaction Arms-LengthWhat type of transaction is characterized as at-arms-length?Understanding What Makes a Valid Property Sale OfferFor a valid property sale, what must the offer include?Understanding What Sellers Need to Initiate a Property SaleWhat must a seller provide to the listing broker to initiate a property sale?Understanding What to Include in a Lease AgreementWhat essential information must be included in a lease agreement?Understanding What's Included in the Closing Disclosure for Nebraska Real EstateWhat is typically included in the Closing Disclosure?Understanding When a Landlord Cannot Evict a Disabled TenantWhen might a landlord NOT be able to evict a disabled tenant?Understanding When Brokers Must Disclose Property DefectsWhen must a broker disclose defects such as large cracks in a foundation?Understanding When Income Disclosure is Not Required for Your LoanWhich of the following is a condition under which income does not need to be disclosed by a loan applicant?Understanding when to provide the revised closing disclosureWhen must the revised closing disclosure be provided to the borrower?Understanding Where to Deposit Repair Funds in Rental Property ManagementWhere should money received from an owner for repairs on rental property be deposited?Understanding Who Manages a Branch Office in Nebraska Real EstateWho can manage a branch office in Nebraska real estate practice?Understanding Who Pays Broker Commissions in Real Estate TransactionsWho is typically responsible for paying the broker's commission in a real estate transaction?Understanding Who's Responsible for Securing the Mortgage in Real Estate TransactionsIn a real estate transaction, who is typically responsible for obtaining the mortgage?Understanding Why a Mortgagee Needs an Appraisal on PropertyWhy would a mortgagee require an appraisal on a property?Understanding Zoning Laws and Their Importance in Real EstateWhat are "zoning laws" and why are they important?What does the listing broker do in real estate?What does the term "listing broker" refer to in real estate?What Happens to Earnest Money If a Transaction Falls Through?What happens to earnest money if the transaction falls through due to a buyer's fault?What Happens to Sales Contracts When a Broker Dies in Nebraska?In a real estate transaction, what happens to existing sales contracts if a broker dies?What Happens to Your Real Estate License if You Skip Continuing Education?What happens to a real estate license if an agent fails to complete their continuing education?What Happens When a Lender Changes Loan Terms?What must occur if a lender makes changes to loan terms after issuing the initial disclosures?What Makes a Property Description Legal in Nebraska?In Nebraska, what constitutes a legal description of property?What Makes a Real Estate Agent Negligent?Under what circumstances can a real estate agent be deemed negligent?What Must Be Included in a Closing Disclosure?What is a key item that must be included in the closing disclosure?What to Do About a Foundation Crack When Selling PropertyA broker's listing has a large foundation crack in the wall. What must the licensee do before the buyer makes an offer?What to Do When Offered a Diamond Necklace as Earnest MoneyIf a salesperson is offered a diamond necklace as earnest money, what should their response be?What to Know About Balloon Payment Loans in Nebraska Real EstateIn a loan with a balloon payment, what typically happens at the end of the loan period?What Transactions Require a Securities License in Real Estate?Which transaction requires a securities license?What TRID Means for Nebraska Real Estate TransactionsWhat is the acronym TRID stand for in the context of Nebraska real estate practice?What You Need to Know About Amortized LoansWhat type of loan requires principal and interest payments at regular intervals until the debt is liquidated?What You Need to Know About Balloon Payments in LoansWhat is a balloon payment?What You Need to Know About Moving Forward with a Home Purchase in NebraskaWhat is typically required for a buyer to move forward with a home purchase?What You Need to Know About Novation in Real Estate TransactionsWhat legal concept involves replacing an old contract with a new one to relieve parties of liability?What You Need to Know About Origination Fees in Real Estate TransactionsWhat does the term 'origination fee' refer to in real estate transactions?What You Need to Know About Short Sales in Real EstateWhat is a "short sale" in real estate?What you need to know to get your real estate license in NebraskaWhat is a requirement for obtaining a real estate license in Nebraska?When Must a Real Estate Licensee Disclose a Dual Agency Relationship?When is a real estate licensee required to disclose a dual agency relationship?When Should Loan Applicants Disclose Their Income Types?When should income types need to be disclosed by a loan applicant?When Should You Receive Your Real Estate Settlement Costs Under RESPA?Under RESPA, when must a copy of Real Estate Settlement Costs be provided?Who Needs to Sign a Listing Agreement in Nebraska?Which party must sign a listing agreement according to Nebraska state law?Who negotiates the commission fees in Nebraska real estate transactions?Who typically negotiates the commission fees in a real estate transaction?Who Pays for Title Insurance in a Deed of Trust?Who typically pays for title insurance required by a lender in a deed of trust?Who Receives the Good Faith Estimate Under RESPA?Under RESPA, the lender must provide a "Good Faith Estimate (GFE)" statement to whom?Why Lenders Are the True Beneficiaries of Impound AccountsAn impound/reserve benefits which party the most?Why Obtaining Mortgage Pre-Approval MattersWhat is the primary purpose of obtaining mortgage pre-approval?Why the Property Condition Disclosure Statement is Essential in Nebraska Real EstateWhich document is critical for protecting buyers in real estate transactions in Nebraska?Why Understanding Zoning Changes Matters for Real Estate BuyersWhy is it important for a real estate agent to inform a buyer about a pending or recent zoning change?

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