2014 Annual Report - Maternal and Family Health Services, Inc

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maternal and family health services
2014 Annual Report
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Our mission
WE are an innovative health and human service organization
dedicated to meeting the needs of the community through
information, education and quality CARE.
Who we are
Maternal and Family Health Services, Inc. is a non-profit health
and human service organization working to improve the health of
Pennsylvania women and children by offering programs that prevent
disease and promote wellness.
Since 1971, MFHS has administered the delivery of essential and
preventative services meeting the ever-changing needs of women,
children and families through information, education and quality care.
The agency oversees a system-wide network of health and nutrition
centers in 16 Pennsylvania counties, serving over 110,000 individuals
annually through the following core programs:
Wic (Women, infants and children)
nutrition Program
reProductive health
cancer screening
nurse-family PartnershiP
maternity care
Our core values
commitment to quality in our work and to the people we serve
accountability for our actions and our demeanor
respect for individuals within our agency and throughout the community
excellence in performance and service
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Dear Friends,
Each year, Maternal and Family Health Services impacts the lives of thousands of individuals in need throughout
Northeastern Pennsylvania.
Whether we are delivering vital services in the home, conducting health prevention education in the schools, providing
clinical reproductive health services or educating families on the importance of good nutrition, our work is grounded in the
best scientific and clinical practices available.
Maternal and Family Health Services supports a diverse network of community health providers throughout 16 counties
in Northeast Pennsylvania. Collectively, our services have provided a safety net for low-income residents for well over four
decades, and our clients and patients are confident that they can trust and count on us for high-quality care.
Bette Cox Saxton
President & ceo
Our network is highly regarded for the services it provides to individuals and families, including:
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Reproductive health centers that serve women seeking birth control;
Programs that provide obesity prevention, nutritional counseling and food vouchers to women and children;
Services that help young children get evaluations and care for developmental delays;
Home-visiting programs to help new mothers and fathers with parenting skills;
Teen-focused pregnancy and disease prevention services and health education;
Outreach efforts that find those without health insurance and ensure that they become enrolled in a care plan.
In addition, we directly operate 28 Women, Infant and Children (WIC) nutrition centers and four reproductive health centers
in high-need areas, as well as operate maternity care in Scranton.
Last year we reached and impacted the quality of life of more than 110,000 women, children and families through our network
of partners and direct services.
The instrumental role that MFHS plays in the lives of families every day often gets obscured by the political discussions of budgets,
agendas and caseloads; however, when you meet the people who benefit from our programs and talk to our staff in the field, you can
easily relate to the remarkable effect we have on those we are so privileged to serve.
maggie r. koeHler
chairperson,
Board of directors
In this ever changing and increasingly challenging environment, one thing remains constant: At Maternal and Family Health Services, we
will always remain steadfast to our mission of care. We will do so with the unwavering commitment and dedication of staff, the generous
and much appreciated support of organizations and individuals in the community and the fulfillment we derive in knowing that we have
so positively impacted — and will continue to impact — the lives of so many in need.
Sincerely,
2014 – 2015 Board of directors
The MFHS Board of Directors is the governing
body responsible for the organization’s health and
sustainability. These community-minded individuals
volunteer their time to ensure the ongoing success
of MFHS. As allies in the pursuit of the MFHS mission,
they each provide unique talents and expertise to offer
guidance, direction and vision to shape the future of
Maternal and Family Health Services.
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Board officers
Maggie Koehler, Chairperson
Carol Douds, Vice Chairperson
Kathleen Dunsmuir, Secretary
Debbie Eastwood, Treasurer
Board memBers
Rebecca Binder
Gina Bortz
Kenneth Donlavage
Kathy Finsterbusch
Rodrigo Gereda
Elizabeth Hattersley
Phyllis Mundy
Dr. Jill Murray
Dennis Phelps
George Rable
James Schilling
Judy Schweich
Gary Taroli, Esquire
ex officio memBers
agency leadershiP
solicitor
Ann Russin
Executive Vice President
Patrice Persico
Philip Gelso, Esquire
Bette Cox Saxton
President & CEO
Richard Mackey
Chief Financial Officer
Marc Rabin, M.D.
Medical Director
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Women, infants and children
(Wic) nutrition Program
We provide the WIC Nutrition Program to help high-risk women in 16
Pennsylvania counties build good nutrition habits for themselves and
their families. Through nutrition counseling, vouchers for healthy foods
and breastfeeding support, we are fostering healthier pregnancies,
healthier birth outcomes, better growth and development of young
children, and a reduction in childhood obesity.
56,995 women, infants, and children served
each month through our 31 WIC centers in 16
Pennsylvania Counties.
We serve nearly 25% of all babies and children
on WIC in Pennsylvania, improving their diets,
cognitive development, and anemia rates.
23%
478 stores in our service area generate $44.7 million
in annual gross sales from redeemed WIC checks.
WIC is a program for pregnant and breastfeeding women, infants and children up to age 5.
PA WIC is funded by USDA. WIC is an equal opportunity provider.
of Pennsylvania
children
under age 6 are from loW-
income Working families,
leaving many With insecure
access to healthcare and
nutritionally adequate food.
Breastfeeding Peer counseling
We are improving rates of breastfeeding by pairing new moms with other,
local moms who have successfully breastfed for at least six months. The
education, support, and role-modeling our peer counselors provide help
new moms and their babies access the many health, nutritional, and
emotional benefits of breastfeeding — and, in 2014, have helped MFHS
WIC achieve the highest rates of breastfeeding in our history.
56.8% of new mothers enrolled in MFHS WIC
breastfed for an average of 14.3 weeks in 2014.
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Pediatrics
Our Early and Periodic Screening, Diagnostics and Treatment (EPSDT) Program puts
health coverage within reach for many working families. Through EPSDT and our
partnership with Dr. Linda Thomas and The Wright Center for Primary Care, we’re
improving health of low-income, Scranton-area children and adolescents with
preventative and comprehensive pediatric care.
101 children received 205 well-visits
healthy haBits together
We’re helping at-risk children and teens build a lifetime of
healthy nutrition habits with one of our newest programs,
Healthy Habits Together. Thanks to start-up funding from the
Northeastern Pennsylvania Health Care Foundation and
continued support from The Robert Y. Moffat Family Trust, this
program provides Scranton-area children and teens with one-onone comprehensive nutrition counseling and a support-system
for making informed food choices and increasing physical activity
— ultimately, helping a generation of children and teens avoid
obesity-related health complications and lead healthy lives.
maternity care
Access to early and adequate prenatal care is vital to safeguarding the
health of both mother and baby. Partnering with Moses Taylor Hospital
Family Birthing Suites in Scranton, we provide low-income, pregnant
women with comprehensive obstetric and labor and delivery care, as well
as other medical, nutritional and psychological services. Through funding
sources such as Healthy Beginnings Plus, we strive to assist women achieve
healthy pregnancies and develop long-term healthy lifestyles for themselves
and their child, ensuring baby has the best start in life.
339 women received 3,222
282 babies delivered
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Maternity Care visits
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reProductive health
cancer screening
We believe every woman, regardless of her age, insurance status, or ability to
pay, should be able to access quality reproductive healthcare. That’s why we
offer accessible, confidential family planning and related, preventive care across
15 Pennsylvania counties. Through Title X of Public Health Service Act, we
prioritize the needs of low-income and uninsured women, men and teens by
supporting health centers in medically underserved communities, offering free
care to those whose incomes fall below the federal poverty level, and offering
low-cost care to those whose incomes fall below 250% of the poverty level.
Early detection is key to surviving breast and cervical cancer. We provide
preventative cancer screenings to detect breast and cervical cancer at its
earliest stages, when treatment options are less costly and chances for
survival are greatest. Through vital public and private funding sources,
including The HealthyWoman Program and the Northeast and Twin Tiers
Affiliates of Susan G. Komen for the Cure, we leverage resources to ensure
all Northeastern Pennsylvania women can access the cancer screening care
they need.
22,283 women in 15 counties were counseled
on their contraception options, avoiding 5,570
unplanned pregnancies.
3,194 women screened with Pap and HPV tests,
avoiding multiple cases of cervical cancer.
1,095 underinsured women received 912
mammograms and 260 ultrasounds
After 159 breast biopsies, 26 women with breast
cancer were diagnosed and referred for treatment.
24,398
chamPions for coverage
Over $40 MillioN saved in maternal and birthrelated costs and public expenditures through MFHS
Reproductive Health.
In 2014, we began enrolling women, men and families in healthcare coverage,
helping more people than ever access affordable, quality care through the
Affordable Care Act marketplaces. By offering in-person enrollment help
with funding via the National Family Planning & Reproductive Health
Association, we’re reducing the number of uninsured in four high-need
counties, helping those who have long relied on MFHS preventive services to
access primary and emergency care.
STD tests given to Pennsylvania women,
men, and teens, avoiding 190 cases of Chlamydia,
70 cases of Gonorrhea, and 20 cases of Pelvic
Inflammatory Disease.
677,250
Pennsylvania
Women, ages 18-64, Were
uninsured
for at least one year at the start of 2014.
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safeteens
We power Pennsylvania’s teen health website, SafeTeens.org, to arm adolescents with the
knowledge they need to take charge of their health and prevent unplanned pregnancy.
By publishing fun, reliable teen health articles with a connection to over two hundred
Title X-funded health centers, we’re reducing unplanned teen pregnancy across the
Commonwealth by helping teens separate teen pregnancy fact from fiction and make
informed, healthy choices about their futures.
More than 78,000 teens logged onto SafeTeens.org in 2014,
getting connected to reliable health information and health centers.
In part, contributing to as many as 14,100 teen pregnancies
avoided through Title X-funded health centers statewide.
1 in 3 teens never receive
any formal instruction on
Pregnancy Prevention.
6,900 teens
17 and under Become
pregnant
in Pennsylvania each year.
nurse-family PartnershiP
With the MFHS Nurse-Family Partnership, we help first-time moms in four high-need
counties create better lives for themselves and their children. With funding from the
Pennsylvania office of Child Development and Early learning, we partner at-risk moms,
many of whom are teens, with visiting nurses who provide health, parenting, and goalsetting education. Along the way, we’re alleviating the risks associated with unplanned
and teen pregnancy, helping young, local moms stay in school, achieve economic selfsufficiency, and raise healthy, happy babies.
304 at risk moms enrolled in 2014, each
making on average of $9,000 a year at
enrollment and 83% more likely to find
work by their child’s fourth birthday.
245 babies enrolled in 2014, each 48%
less likely to experience abuse or neglect,
50% less likely to have language delays,
and 67% less likely to have behavioral
and intellectual problems.
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Year in review
2014
#letsmovemfhs: hashtagging for health
MFHS launched the #LetsMoveMFHS contest with staff to encourage healthy
habits and piggyback on First Lady Michelle Obama’s “Let’s Move” initiative.
Staff submitted photos of themselves doing healthy activities, which we shared
on social media to inspire wellness in the community.
from Wilkes-Barre to Washington
We were honored when Senator Bob Casey chose MFHS as the location for a
press conference to announce The Pregnant Workers Fairness Act, a bill that
he has introduced in the U.S. Senate. Senator Casey and our CEO Bette Saxton
have long worked together as advocates for women’s health.
mfhs strategy goes national
MFHS presented a poster session at the National WIC Conference on
developing community partnerships and collaborations that lead to more
efficient and effective use of public funds, better customer service to WIC
participants, and convenient access to other health and human services.
making health insurance simPle
MFHS was awarded a grant to expand our Champions for Coverage program.
Through the grant, several staff members were trained as assistors who are
helping enroll the uninsured in our community into health insurance plans.
thank you
rePresentative mundy
The Honorable Phyllis Mundy received
the MFHS Lifetime Achievement Award
for her years of service and dedication to
the people of Northeast Pennsylvania at
the 2014 Annual Meeting. Representative
Mundy is a champion for MFHS programs
that help women, children and families
lead healthier lives.
mfhs staff Win at out of the Blue
MFHS supported Lackawanna College’s Out of the Blue fundraising dinner.
Inspired by the success of other spontaneous cultural events, the Out of
the Blue Dinner aimed to capture the creativity and spirit of the Northeast
Pennsylvania community. MFHS staff developed a décor theme for their table
and won the contest for best tablescape.
Wic turns 40!
Maternal and Family Health Services was one of the first agencies in
Pennsylvania to administer a WIC Program, and one of the first 100 WIC pilot
projects in the nation. In 1974, the WIC Program was serving a monthly
average of 634 participants in Luzerne County. Today, the MFHS WIC Program
serves over 57,000 participants each month in 16 counties.
Welcome six neW Board memBers
MFHS welcomed six new members to our board of directors. New members
include Gina Bortz, Easter Seals of Eastern PA; Kathy Finsterbusch, Pennsylvania
Department of Health; Elizabeth Hattersley, retired community health nurse;
Phyllis Mundy, retired State Representative; Dr. Jill Murray, Lackawanna College;
and James Schilling, Marketing Consultant. They are looking forward to
bringing their expertise to the MFHS board.
nfP hosts record-Breaking holiday Party
MFHS staff joined with the community to help our NFP moms and their little
ones enjoy the holiday season at their annual party. Gifts for every baby and
mom-to-be were donated and families enjoyed dinner and pictures with
Santa. This year was the best attended holiday party that the NFP staff have
ever thrown.
safeteens.org traffic soars
2014 was another record breaking year for SafeTeens.org, with the number
of users continuing to climb. This growth was supported by an innovative
marketing campaign which included targeted advertising on Facebook and
Pandora online radio. The Pandora campaign far exceeded expectations and
helped push our numbers to new heights.
To read more about these and other MFHS highlights from 2014, visit mfhs.org/news-events.
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Fiscal Report
year end June 30, 2014
MFHS values its donors enormously and stewards contributions prudently. Without the investments in our mission
received in 2014 from individuals, businesses, private foundations, public funding, and workplace-giving campaigns,
all the accomplishments cited in this annual report could not have been realized. As a private non-profit organization,
every grant, sponsorship and individual gift provides the financial support to help us achieve the goals of our mission.
Other 3%
ProJect revenues
Title X Project and Contracted Family Planning
Prenatal and Direct Family Planning
Nurse-Family Partnership
Cancer Screening
Infertility Prevention
WIC
Other
2,683,135
1,332,393
1,246,924
703,494
WIC 58%
Prenatal and Direct
Family Planning 8%
257,431
Nurse-Family Partnership 8%
9,266,192
565,045
$ 16,054,614
Cancer Screening 4%
Infertility Prevention 2%
Management and General,
and Fundraising 9%
ProJect costs
Program Services
Management and General and Fundraising
Title X Project 17%
14,677,607
1,411,632
$ 16,089,239
Program Services 91%
source of funds
National Family Planning Program, U. S. Dept. of Health and Human Services (Title X)
Social Services Block Grant, U.S. Dept. of Health and Human Services (Title XX)
Maternal & Child Health Block Grant, U.S. Dept. of Health and Human Services (Title V)
Title XIX - Medical Assistance, U.S. Dept. of Health and Human Services
Fees/Third Party/Interest/Capital Gains/Gifts
Women, Infants & Children Nutrition Program, U.S. Dept. of Agriculture
Office of Child Development and Early Learning, PA Dept. of Health
HealthyWomen Program, PA Dept. of Public Welfare
Infertility Prevention Project, PA Dept. of Health
Other PA State Contracts
Misc. Grants & Contracts
1,630,860
629,433
335,486
1,430,444
459,086
9,264,417
1,001,366
523,999
257,431
112,264
409,829
$ 16,054,614
Other Pa. Contracts 1%
IPP 2%
HW 3%
OCDEL 6%
Misc. Contracts 2%
Title X 10%
Title XX 4%
Title V 2%
Title XIX 9%
Fees/Third Party/
Interests/Gifts 3%
WIC 58%
Financial information taken from A-133 Audit Report.
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Thank You
Public-Private
Funding
The Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Foundation
The Luzerne Foundation
National Family Planning and Reproductive
Health Association
Northeastern PA Health Care Foundation
The Robert Y. Moffat Family Charitable Trust
Susan G. Komen for the Cure NEPA Affiliate
Susan G. Komen for the Cure Twin Tiers Affiliate
United Way of Susquehanna County
Friends and
Benefactors
Advocates for Excellence
Robbin Anderson
Artemis Media Group
ASCO Financial Group, Inc.
Jessica Attardo
Diane Barton
Kristi Bauer
Benco Dental
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to all mfhs donors, suPPorters and Partners.
Maternal and Family Health Services is grateful for the outstanding community support this past year.
On behalf of the families we serve, you have our most sincere gratitude. You have made a difference!
Claire Bernardo
Melissa Berry-Johnson
Rebecca Binder
Blue Cross of Northeastern PA
The Blue Ribbon Foundation
Sally Bolesta
Dale & Gina Bortz
Boyer's Food Markets, Inc.
Magdalen Braden
Michael Breakstone
Sharon Burke
Melynn Byerly
Bonnie Ciero
Circles on the Square
Comcast Spotlight
Commonwealth Health Wilkes-Barre General
Hospital
Corcoran Printing
Lori Cotrone
David Cox
Faye Daum
David Hazzouri Dental
Davidowitz Foundation
Jennifer Deemer
MaryKay Delia
Dempsey Uniform & Supply Inc.
Distasio & Kowalski, LLC
Raymond & Diana Distasio, Jr.
Carol Douds
Selina Drayton
Kathleen Dunsmuir
East Mountain Inn & Suites
Debbie Eastwood
JoEllen Engelhardt
Family Vision Care of Kingston
Catherine Filak
Kathleen Finsterbusch
First Book
Fisher & Fisher Law Office
Sharon Florenza Stevens
Forty Fort Lube & Service, Inc.
Cheryl Friedman
Friends of Susquehanna County, Inc.
Richard Garman
Philip Gelso, Esquire
Rodrigo Gereda
Dr. Gwen Gentile
Girl Scout Troop #30102
Gmerek Government Relations, Inc.
Ann Gober
Golden Business Machines, Inc.
Great Bear Golf Club
Aaron Gregory
Brenda Grunza
Shannon Hayward
Suzanne Herstek
Jean Holmgren
Humford Equities
Iron Tree Data Network
Charlene Jachimczak
Heather Jackson
Kay Jennings
Peggy Kane
Katz Foundation, Inc.
Gail Kauffman
Kingston Fire Department
Mary Klem
John Konopki
Christine Kostecky
Kathy Krivenko
Kronick Kalada Berdy & Co. P.C.
Alexis Krop Kwon
Lackawanna College
Last Man Standing
Lynn Lauri
Law Offices of Philip Gelso
Ledges Hotel
Lioness Properties, L.L.C.
Liquori Enterprises
Valerie Lokuta
Charlene Lombardo
Richard Mackey
Linda Macleod
Linda Magistro
Anna Martel
Matheson Transfer Co.
John McCann
McCarthy Tire Service
McCauley Insurance
Tom and Sandy McGrady
Mollie McHale
Andrea Medura
Mary Ann Mehm
Carmen Mercado
Debra Merrick
Metz Culinary Management
MFHS Fiscal Team
MFP Strategies
Catherine Mihalick, Esq.
Misericorda University-Physical Therapy Club
MFHS Circle of Care Staff
Terry Moody
Corina Moser
Dr. Jill A. Murray
My Sister’s Closet
Carol Nicholas
Lindsey Owen
Tracey Palmaioli
Pandora Internet Radio
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Panzitta
Patrice Persico
Dennis Phelps
Jodi Phillips
Frank & Margaret Piazza
Pierce Street Deli
Pine Street Partners
PNC Bank
Pocono Manor
Laura Pointek
PPMRS, Inc.
Professional Orthopedic Assoc., LTD
Project Donating Joy
Beatrice Quinn
George Rable
Rosenn Jenkin & Greenwald, LLP
Ann Russin
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Karen Russo
Debbie Rutkoski
Sabia Family Foundation
Marilou Sadowski
Sand Springs
Ben Sappe
Bette Saxton
Mary Lou Schaefer
Joanne Schmidt
Natasha Shock
Jane Smallcomb
Alaida Smith
Midge Smithburg
Stacy Smulligan
Snyder & Clemente
Solid Cactus Cares Fund of
The Luzerne Foundation
St. Andrew Development
Staples
Cindy Staub
Nick Sufrinko
Sun Buick GMC
Super Baby Store
June Supey
Sweet Valley Church of Christ
Garry Taroli
The Hazzouri Group at Morgan Stanley
Wealth Management
The Luzerne Foundation
The Pizza Mill
The PNC Financial Services Group, Inc.
The Sayre Mansion
The Settlers Inn
The Wright Center
Thrivent Financial
Sue Uhl
University of Scranton
Vision Imaging
Janet Watto
Wayne Memorial Hospital
Wells Fargo, N.A.
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Nicole Williamson
Sandra Winters
WNEP-TV
William & Joy Youngblood
kathryn dickerson
memorial scholarshiP fund
Ann Russin
John Konopki
Kathy Krivenko
Robbie McHale
Mollie McHale
Jodi Phillips
Beatrice Quinn
Bette Saxton
Midge Smithburg
Alaida Smith
Sue Uhl
Laurie Waskovich
Our Partners
AccessMatters
Adagio Health, Inc.
American Cancer Society
Bethlehem Health Bureau
Casa Guadalupe
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Community Health Systems
Comprehensive Women’s Health Services
Geisinger Community Medical Center
East Stroudsburg University
Employment Opportunity and Training
Center of Northeastern PA
Family Health Clinics of Barnes Kasson
Family Health Council of Central PA
Family Planning Councils of America
Food Stamp Nutrition Education
Grube Gynecology
Guthrie Clinic
Head Start
Hispanic Center Lehigh Valley
Judith’s Reading Room
Keystone College
Kutztown University
Lackawanna County Children and Youth
Lackawanna County Educational
Opportunity Center
Laurel Health Center
LaPorte Medical Center
Lehigh Valley Hospital
Luzerne County Children and Youth
Luzerne County Drug and Alcohol
NEPA AHEC
Marywood University
Misericordia University
Moses Taylor Hospital
National Family Planning and
Reproductive Health Association
Northeast Regional Cancer Institute
Northeast Pennsylvania Diversity Education
Northeastern Regional HIV Planning Coalition
Penn State University
Pennsylvania Chapter American
Academy of Pediatrics
Pennsylvania Commission for Women
Pennsylvania Department of Health
Pennsylvania Department of Human Services
PhysicianCare P.C.
Physicians Health Alliance
Pinnacle Health
Planned Parenthood Keystone
Project Elect of the Scranton School District
Reading Health Physician Network
Reading Birth Center
Rural Health Corporation of
Northeastern Pennsylvania
Scranton School District School
Aged Moms Program
Schuylkill Alliance for Health Care Access
St. Andrew Development, Inc.
St. Joseph’s Center
Tioga County Health Partnership
U.S. Department of Agriculture
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
United Neighborhood Centers
Vida Nueva at Casa Guadalupe
Volunteers in Medicine
Wayne County Children & Youth
Wayne Memorial Health Centers
The Wright Center for Primary Care
The Wright Center for Graduate
Medical Education
The above list includes gifts and support received between
1/1/2014 and 12/31/2014. MFHS wishes to ensure that every
donation is acknowledged correctly. If your name is omitted or
listed incorrectly, please accept our apologies and contact us at
1-800-367-6347 so we can correct the error.
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