COVID-19 in Wyoming

A Project of the Wyoming Survey & Analysis Center at the University of Wyoming

Tracking cases, attitudes, and behaviors in Wyoming during the global coronavirus pandemic.

This publication was last updated in December 2020.

Since March 2020, the Wyoming Survey & Analysis Center at the University of Wyoming has been tracking attitudes and behaviors of Wyoming residents using the WyoSpeaks panel survey. To provide a clear picture of the current state of COVID-19 in Wyoming, WYSAC has prepared this online tool to track CDC and Wyoming Department of Health data as well as WYSAC survey data. Read more about this project.

Wyoming COVID-19 Cases & Deaths

Note: Data scraped every 12 hours. Updated daily by CDC COVID-19 Case Surveillance based on the most recent numbers reported by states, territories, and other jurisdictions. Read more about CDC’s data collection methodology.

COVID-19 Vaccination Information

Interested in vaccination rates in Wyoming? WYSAC is working to provide daily trends in COVID-19 vaccine data. In the meantime, you can get daily vaccine distribution and administration data from the Wyoming Department of Health. Read more.

Additional information about the COVID-19 vaccines and national data can be found on the CDC website.

The Wyoming Survey & Analysis Center conducted a series of surveys using our WyoSpeaks panel to determine how COVID-19 has impacted people in Wyoming.

Key Findings

Updated: December 16, 2020

Just over three-quarters (76 percent) of Wyomingites now say they wear masks always or often when visiting indoor public places, an increase from 69 percent in early November and 61 percent in early October. Only 6 percent of Wyoming residents now report that they never wear masks when visiting indoor public places, while 9 percent say they rarely wear masks in this situation.

Support for an ordinance that requires those in their communities to wear masks when visiting indoor public places was at 63 percent when the survey was fielded on Monday, similar to the 62 percent support measured in November. While this represents the state as a whole, it’s important to remember that differences in public opinion can exist from community to community.

Sixty-two percent of Wyomingites say they are very or somewhat likely to get the vaccine for COVID-19 when it becomes available, while 38 percent say they are very or somewhat unlikely to get the vaccine.
Of those who say they are unlikely to get the vaccine, almost three-quarters (72 percent) name concerns about side-effects as a major reason. Roughly half (49 percent) say they do not think they need it, while 59 percent want to know more about how well it works. About one in five of those who are unlikely to get the vaccine cite cost as a major reason.
Confidence in the U.S. and Wyoming health care systems to handle the response to COVID-19 has dropped significantly since November. When considering the U.S. health care system, 42 percent of Wyomingites say they have confidence it can handle the response — a decrease of 9 percentage points since November. When considering the Wyoming health care system, 40 percent of residents say they have confidence — a decrease of 9 percentage points since November.

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Worries & Anxieties

Total

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Worried	70.1	67.4	60.8	58.0	48.1	60.3	59.6	51.0	53.1	58.6	55.9	54.7

By Gender

	3/30/20	4/13/20	4/27/20	5/11/20	6/8/20	7/14/20	8/10/20	9/08/20	10/6/20	11/2/20	12/7/20	1/4/21
Men	63.8	62.2	53.0	51.5	34.7	60.8	52.9	47.8	48.0	56.1	50.2	49.4
Women	76.1	72.9	69.1	65.6	61.5	59.5	65.7	53.8	57.7	61.5	61.8	60.0

Total

	3/30/20	4/13/20	4/27/20	5/11/20	6/8/20	7/14/20	8/10/20	9/08/20	10/6/20	11/2/20	12/7/20	1/4/21
In WY	46.5	37.1	33.3	34.7	25.7	35.7	41.7	30.5	37.5	45.2	46.7	43.4
In U.S.	53.1	45.1	39.5	43.9	31.4	43.3	44.7	35.0	38.4	43.3	44.3	44.5

By Gender

	3/30/20	4/13/20	4/27/20	5/11/20	6/8/20	7/14/20	8/10/20	9/08/20	10/6/20	11/2/20	12/7/20	1/4/21
Men – WY	41.1	25.2	27.5	28.3	18.3	32.7	36.8	28.5	33.1	39.9	36.5	37.8
Men – U.S.	46.5	37.1	33.3	34.7	25.7	35.7	41.7	30.5	37.5	45.2	39.6	39.0
Women – WY	51.8	49.4	39.5	42.7	33.2	38.7	46.5	32.0	41.2	50.2	52.2	49.1
Women – U.S.	62.4	55.5	49.1	55.0	37.6	47.2	50.2	38.9	40.4	46.5	54.0	50.2

	3/30/20	4/13/20	4/27/20	5/11/20	6/8/20	7/14/20	8/10/20	9/08/20	10/6/20	11/2/20	12/7/20	1/4/21
Already got it	1.3	1.3	1.8	1.9	2.3	2.8	3.5	4.0	8.5	8.7	19.6	17.8

Problem or Threat

Feelings about COVID

	3/30/20	4/13/20	4/27/20	5/11/20	6/8/20	7/14/20	8/10/20	9/08/20	10/6/20	11/2/20	12/7/20	1/4/21
In WY	6.3	14.4	20.4	22.2	26.6	15.9	19.9	26.2	17.3	16.3	17.5	26.1
In U.S.	7.2	24.2	27.3	26.8	33.4	16.9	23.4	29.6	24.0	20.0	19.4	29.5

	3/30/20	4/13/20	4/27/20	5/11/20	6/8/20	7/14/20	8/10/20	9/08/20	10/6/20	11/2/20	12/7/20	1/4/21
In WY	63.1	47.4	36.9	38.9	27.6	41.8	42.7	29.4	38.9	49.5	47.5	34.0
In U.S.	66.7	44.1	36.7	36.5	26.4	45.4	42.2	32.0	34.1	44.4	47.2	35.1

Is it a Real Threat?

	3/30/20	4/13/20	4/27/20	5/11/20	6/8/20	7/14/20	8/10/20	9/08/20	10/6/20	11/2/20	12/7/20	1/4/21
In WY	14.2	22.4	22.9	23.1	26.4	22.9	20.7	27.6	28.0	18.3	22.1	19.1
In U.S.	7.2	8.5	10.8	13.6	16.4	14.5	13.3	17.6	19.2	14.6	12.9	13.1

Total

	3/30/20	4/13/20	4/27/20	5/11/20	6/8/20	7/14/20	8/10/20	9/08/20	10/6/20	11/2/20	12/7/20	1/4/21
Real threat	63.9	61.1	54.2	54.4	44.8	53.2	52.8	45.3	47.3	52.9	55.1	54.2
Blown out of proportion	24.2	28.8	35.5	39.7	46.2	39.0	39.2	47.5	45.5	39.2	36.8	40.3

By Gender

	3/30/20	4/13/20	4/27/20	5/11/20	6/8/20	7/14/20	8/10/20	9/08/20	10/6/20	11/2/20	12/7/20	1/4/21
Men – Real threat	57.4	52.7	46.6	46.7	35.5	51.0	46.1	41.1	44.8	50.7	46.7	47.4
Men – Blown out of proportion	29.1	37.2	42.8	48.0	56.6	41.8	47.3	52.4	48.4	41.9	45.1	47.7
Women – Real Threat	70.0	69.1	62.3	63.5	54.3	55.6	59.5	48.8	49.4	54.6	63.7	61.1
Women – Blown out of proportion	19.4	20.3	27.7	30.2	35.5	35.9	31.0	42.7	42.9	36.6	28.2	32.8

Health Care

Total

	3/30/20	4/13/20	4/27/20	5/11/20	6/8/20	7/14/20	8/10/20	9/08/20	10/6/20	11/2/20	12/7/20	1/4/21
U.S.	51.6	55.0	58.3	52.1	51.5	45.2	43.1	50.7	52.1	50.8	42.1	44.1
WY	50.5	52.5	58.9	57.1	57.1	49.3	49.3	51.8	53.1	49.7	40.6	45.8

By Gender

	3/30/20	4/13/20	4/27/20	5/11/20	6/8/20	7/14/20	8/10/20	9/08/20	10/6/20	11/2/20	12/7/20	1/4/21
Men – US	59.2	59.8	58.9	59.7	57.7	50.2	53.9	52.7	54.8	54.2	45.1	51.5
Men – WY	55.6	58.6	58.7	63.9	60.7	50.6	57.9	51.4	53.8	54.4	43.3	51.7
Women – US	44.2	50.0	57.3	43.8	45.7	40.5	32.6	49.4	49.8	47.1	39.1	36.8
Women – WY	45.4	46.4	59.4	49.2	53.1	48.2	40.5	52.6	52.8	44.7	37.9	40.4

Total

	3/30/20	4/13/20	4/27/20	5/11/20	6/8/20	7/14/20	8/10/20	9/08/20	10/6/20	11/2/20	12/7/20	1/4/21
Very/ Somewhat Likely	80.1	76.4	74.3	66.0	60.8	66.7	65.8	56.9	57.5	62.3	62.1	58.3
Somewhat/ Very Unlikely	19.9	23.6	25.7	34.0	39.2	33.3	34.2	43.1	42.5	37.7	37.9	38.3

By Gender

	3/30/20	4/13/20	4/27/20	5/11/20	6/8/20	7/14/20	8/10/20	9/08/20	10/6/20	11/2/20	12/7/20	1/4/21
Men – Very/ Somewhat Likely	78.9	74.4	74.6	65.2	60.2	69.2	67.4	58.4	60.7	66.5	65.4	56.9
Men – Somewhat/ Very Unlikely	21.1	25.6	25.4	34.8	39.8	30.8	32.6	41.6	39.3	33.5	34.6	39.7
Women – Very/ Somewhat Likely	81.6	78.7	73.6	66.1	61.9	63.7	63.8	55.1	53.7	58.2	58.7	59.5
Women – Somewhat/ Very Unlikely	18.4	21.3	26.4	33.9	38.1	36.3	36.3	44.9	46.3	41.8	41.3	37.1

Total

	November 2, 2020	December 7, 2020	January 4, 2021
Concern for side effects	69.8	71.1	67.6
Do not think it’s needed	51.7	48.4	52.9
Costs too much	14.0	16.8	8.4
Want to know more about effectiveness	59.3	58.1	57.4

By Gender

	Men	Women
Concern for side effects	59.4	76.5
Do not think it’s needed	64.2	40.8
Costs too much	7.5	9.3
Want to know more about effectiveness	51.9	58.1

Public Policies

	July 14, 2020	August 10, 2020	September 8, 2020	October 6, 2020	November 2, 2020	December 7, 2020	January 4, 2021
Indoor public places	56.3	59.8	52.4	54.6	62.1	63.1	64.2
Outdoor public places	34.7	40.2	34.2	35.5	40.2	44.6	43.0

	3/30/20	4/13/20	4/27/20	5/11/20	6/8/20	7/14/20	8/10/20	9/08/20	10/6/20	11/2/20	12/7/20	1/4/21
Close K-12 schools	85.2	84.4	76.3	69.8	52.3	36.5	32.8	28.5	21.4	25.7	21.7	22.2
Close daycare centers	80.9	78.2	67.3	62.3	47.2	33.9	31.3	26.4	19.2	24.9	21.9	20.3

	3/30/20	4/13/20	4/27/20	5/11/20	6/8/20	7/14/20	8/10/20	9/08/20	10/6/20	11/2/20	12/7/20	1/4/21
Close restaurants & bars	81.6	76.3	64.2	59.1	44.1	40.1	32.8	26.4	28.3	32.8	32.3	27.9
Limit public gatherings	88.7	82.3	73.8	66.4	57.4	61.2	58.6	50.9	55.4	58.7	58.9	59.1
“Shelter-in-place” order	54.3	47.8	44.5	39.3	32.8	27.0	21.6	20.0	20.2	21.6	24.2	25.2

Leadership Approval

	3/30/20	4/13/20	4/27/20	5/11/20	6/8/20	7/14/20	8/10/20	9/08/20	10/6/20	11/2/20	12/7/20	1/4/21
President Trump	62.2	61.9	58.8	57.5	56.5	49.1	51.8	56.3	54.6	53.7	52.9	50.2
Governor Gordon	82.0	76.2	75.1	73.6	70.2	65.7	69.0	66.9	59.6	59.8	54.1	54.0
Congress	47.7	41.9	41.6	35.0	32.2	25.4	17.6	14.5	18.5	21.2	18.7	17.9
Local Gov / Health Officials	78.4	77.4	76.6	70.3	67.8	66.3	65.6	63.4	63.9	59.6	60.0	60.3

Impact on Daily Life

	6/8/20	7/14/20	8/10/20	9/08/20	10/6/20	11/2/20	12/7/20	1/4/21
Always/ Often	40.8	48.0	65.9	62.2	61.3	69.2	76.2	75.8
Occasionally	13.5	15.7	9.9	15.6	13.5	11.1	7.7	8.3
Rarely/ Never	42.6	33.5	22.7	21.0	23.8	18.8	14.7	14.6

Financial Impact

	3/30/20	4/13/20	4/27/20	5/11/20	6/8/20	7/14/20	8/10/20	9/08/20	10/6/20	11/2/20	12/7/20	1/4/21
Economy	94.2	96.4	95.4	97.2	92.6	93.0	92.2	94.3	89.7	91.1	92.7	93.8
Personal Finances	75.1	72.8	73.5	70.4	65.8	72.3	71.1	67.1	64.6	69.4	65.3	65.3

	3/30/20	4/13/20	4/27/20	5/11/20	6/8/20	7/14/20	8/10/20	9/08/20	10/6/20	11/2/20	12/7/20	1/4/21
Laid off/ Lost Job	31.8	39.5	35.1	41.1	40.5	38.2	35.7	33.6	31.6	30.4	30.3	31.3
Cut work hours or pay	56.3	61.2	56.9	57.7	58.4	58.8	56.3	55.3	51.5	54.8	54.6	53.7

Total

	3/30/20	4/13/20	4/27/20	5/11/20	6/8/20	7/14/20	8/10/20	9/08/20	10/6/20	11/2/20	12/7/20	1/4/21
Household items	81.3	79.1	61.6	51.1	36.3	35.8	35.3	31.2	26.8	27.3	34.0	21.0
Groceries/ food	75.8	64.6	49.2	46.0	33.0	26.6	24.6	22.8	19.8	18.9	19.1	18.0

By Gender

	3/30/20	4/13/20	4/27/20	5/11/20	6/8/20	7/14/20	8/10/20	9/08/20	10/6/20	11/2/20	12/7/20	1/4/21
Men – Household items	78.8	75.6	61.9	43.9	34.2	29.8	29.5	24.1	20.2	19.8	28.3	17.7
Men – Groceries/ food	75.8	60.3	50.9	41.9	31.4	24.3	18.3	18.0	16.2	16.3	16.1	13.1
Women – Household items	83.5	83.0	61.4	59.3	38.5	41.5	40.9	38.1	32.8	35.2	39.8	24.2
Women – Groceries/ food	76.0	68.9	47.5	50.8	35.1	29.0	31.0	27.4	24.0	22.3	22.1	23.2

Staying Informed

	3/30/20	4/13/20	4/27/20	5/11/20	6/8/20	7/14/20	8/10/20	9/08/20	10/6/20	11/2/20	12/7/20	1/4/21
Closely	89.9	88.4	84.4	84.0	74.0	77.8	81.4	73.9	73.2	76.7	74.8	76.6

	3/30/20	4/13/20	4/27/20	5/11/20	6/8/20	7/14/20	8/10/20	9/08/20	10/6/20	11/2/20	12/7/20	1/4/21
Trump	55.6	57.6	55.3	51.2	48.7	44.7	46.4	50.9	49.7	46.5	46.1	44.9
Biden									35.1	33.9	43.0	37.9
Gov. Gordon	86.8	84.1	82.4	80.6	78.8	73.2	75.3	70.6	70.8	65.4	65.4	61.8
National news		41.6	39.3	39.5	31.4	31.5	31.5	27.5	30.5	30.6	37.1	34.5
Local gov. & health officials	85.7	83.2	80.1	77.3	73.5	70.1	68.9	69.6	73.0	70.4	67.4	67.9
Local news		66.5	62.5	63.7	55.7	52.7	51.7	51.4	52.2	52.1	52.9	51.0

Reports

Reports, publications, and research on COVID-19 from the Wyoming Survey & Analysis Center.

12/11/2020 – UW Survey Finds Mask Use in Wyoming on the Rise
11/6/2020 – UW Survey Finds COVID-19 Anxiety Continues to Climb as Cases Spike Statewide
10/13/20 – UW Survey Finds COVID-19 Anxiety in Wyoming on the Rise
9/18/20 – UW Survey Finds Less Concern About COVID-19
8/18/20 – UW Survey: Mask use in Wyoming on the rise
7/27/20 – Fact Sheet: More People are Drinking During the COVID-19 Pandemic
7/17/20 – UW Survey: Majority of Wyomingites Support Local Mask Requirements
5/14/20 – UW Survey: Support for Policies to Slow Spread of COVID-19 Continues to Decline
4/30/20 – UW Survey: Majority Who Lost Jobs or Wages Due to COVID-19 Expect Them to Return
4/16/20 – Second WYSAC Survey Finds Increasing Impact from COVID-19
4/2/20 – Statewide Survey Shows Serious Impacts, Deep Concern for Coronavirus

In the News

Mentions of WYSAC’s COVID-19 survey in state and national news media.

10/16/20 – WyoFile: Week 31: The pandemic in Wyoming from Oct. 10-16
10/15/20 – Sheridan Press: COVID impact, anxiety grow, survey says
10/14/20 – Casper Start Tribune: COVID-19 anxiety, personal connections to pandemic on the rise in Wyoming, UW survey finds
10/13/20 – Oil City News: UW SURVEY: MORE THAN HALF OF WYOMINGITES SUPPORT INDOOR MASK ORDINANCES
10/4/20 – Casper Star Tribune: Wyoming’s coronavirus numbers are rising at unprecedented rates. Will the curve start to flatten anytime soon?
10/3/20 – KPVI: As COVID-19 cases rise, support for health orders continues to wane
10/3/20 – Roanoke Times: Mothers are 3 times more likely than fathers to have lost jobs in pandemic, study finds
9/29/20 – Wilkes-Barre Times Leader: Warning signs are flashing ahead of COVID’s second US winter
9/28/20 – Pew Charitable Trusts: Mothers Are 3 Times More Likely Than Fathers to Have Lost Jobs in Pandemic
9/24/20 – Rocket Miner: UW survey: Mask use in Wyoming on the rise
9/23/20 – WPR: Alcohol Use Has Increased During The Pandemic
9/23/20 – WPR: Concerns Over COVID-19, Declining In Wyoming
9/23/20 – Cowboy State Daily: Cheney: Americans Are Sick Of Dems Ignoring Constitution
9/23/20 – Cowboy State Daily: Bill Sniffin: Cowboy State Outback Took A Beating During The Summer
9/21/20 – Rocket Miner: Survey finds less concern about COVID-19
9/20/20 – Cowboy State Daily: Survey: Half Of Wyomingites Support Mask Mandates, Other Half Doesn’t
9/20/20 – Casper Star Tribune: CDC eviction moratorium likely to protect most Wyoming households, but questions remain
9/20/20 – Wyofile: Week 28: The pandemic in Wyoming from Sept. 19-25
9/18/20 – WyoFile: Week 27: The pandemic in Wyoming from Sept. 12-18
9/18/20 – Casper Star Tribune: Latest UW coronavirus survey shows support for a mask ordinance, rising anxiety about virus
9/17/20 – Oil City New: Indoor Face Mask Mandates Still Finding Support In Wyoming, Survey Shows
9/17/20 – Wyoming TribuneEagle: Protestors gather at state Capitol in opposition to mask mandate in schools
9/17/20 – Cowboy State Daily: UW Survey: 61% Of Wyomingites Wearing Masks In Public
9/17/20 – Pew Charitable Trusts: What We’re Reading: Top State Stories 9/17
9/14/20 – Gillette News Record: Survey says women hit hard by COVID
9/14/20 – Pew Charitable Trusts: What We’re Reading: Top State Stories 9/14
9/14/20 – K2 Radio: Survey: 62% of Wyomingites Say They Always/Often Wear Face Mask
9/13/20 – Wyoming Tribune Eagle: Survey: COVID-19’s economic impact hit Wyoming women, single moms especially hard
9/5/20 – Casper Star Tribune: 307 Politics: Western attitudes toward COVID-19
8/21/20 – Cowboy State Daily: UW Survey: Gordon’s Approval Rating For Coronavirus Handling Better Than Trump’s
8/21/20 – WyoFile: Week 23: The pandemic in Wyoming from Aug. 15-21
8/19/20 – WYO4News: Survey says mask use on the rise in Wyoming
8/19/20 – County 10: Majority of Wyomingites claim to wear a mask, says latest UW survey
8/18/20 – Cowboy State Daily: UW Survey: Almost Half Of Wyomingites Support Face Mask Ordinances
8/18/20 – K2 Radio: UW Survey: Nearly Half of Wyoming Residents ‘Strongly Support’ Mask Requirement
7/17/20 – Oil City News: Uw Survey: Wyoming Majority Support Local Mask Requirements
7/17/20 – Cowboy State Daily: UW Poll: Most Wyomingites Support Mandatory Mask Ordinance
7/17/20 – Laramie Live: UW Survey Shows Majority of Wyomingites Support Face Masks
6/19/20 – Wyofile: Week 14: The pandemic in Wyoming from June 14-19
6/18/20 – Powell Tribune: In defense of masks
6/17/2 – Cowboy State Daily: Poll: Support for Coronavirus Closures & Restrictions in Wyoming Plummets
6/17/20 – Buckrail: Survey finds most ready to attend large outdoor event, a third are not
6/16/20 – Oil City News: Uw Survey Shows Wyoming Residents Moving Away From Covid Precautions
6/15/20 – UW Survey: Most Comfortable Attending Large Outdoor Events, But a Third Aren’t
6/15/20 – Cowboy State Daily: UW Poll: Most Wyomingites Comfortable With Attending Big Events
5/20/20 – Cowboy State Daily: UW Survey: People Paying Less Attention To Coronavirus News
5/19/20 – Cowboy State Daily: New UW Poll: Nearly 75% of Wyoming Still Support Gordon For Coronavirus Efforts
5/18/20 – Cowboy State Daily: Covid-19 Poll: Wyomingites Very Concerned About Economy, Fewer Concerned About Spread Of Virus
5/16/20 – Sweetwater NOW: UW Survey Shows Support Declines for Slow the Spread COVID-19 Policies
5/15/20 – Buckrail: Research finds waning support for pandemic measures
5/15/20 – WyoFile: COVID-19 daily briefing: May 15, 2020
5/15/20 – Cowboy State Daily: Poll: Majority of Wyoming Back Coronavirus Closures, But Support Slipping
5/1/20 – WyoFile: COVID-19 daily briefing: May 1, 2020
4/30/20 – Cowboy State Daily: UW Poll: 75% Approve of Gordon’s Response to Coronavirus
4/20/20 – Cody Enterprise: Survey: Support high for state, local government handling of coronavirus
4/17/20 – Cowboy State Daily: Poll: 76 Percent Support Gov. Gordon’s Handling of Coronavirus
4/16/20 – Cowboy State Daily: More Than 60% of Wyoming Workers See Wage and Hour Cuts
4/3/20 – Buckrail: New survey shows COVID-19 impact on Wyoming

About the Survey

The survey was conducted among a randomly selected sample of Wyoming residents who are members of the Wyoming Survey & Analysis Center’s (WYSAC) WyoSpeaks panel of Wyoming citizens. The survey was conducted online for 24 hours, with the first email invitations sent to the selected respondents at 7:00 AM. The survey instrument contains questions developed internally, as well as questions included in the Great Lakes Poll, fielded by Baldwin Wallace University.

The survey implemented a quota for age, with the quota sizes based on data from the 2013-2017 American Community Survey 5-year estimates. The quota approach was used to maximize the representativeness of the initial survey responses so that less data weighting was required after data collection closed. The survey results are weighted by gender, age, and respondents’ county. This project is funded internally by WYSAC.

For more about the survey, see our latest report.

About WyoSpeaks

The mission of WyoSpeaks is to give voice to Wyoming citizens on important issues facing our state and make public policy more responsive to the opinions of our citizens. WYSAC’s WyoSpeaks survey panel uses probability-based sampling methods to monitor the perspectives of Wyoming citizens through online surveys. WyoSpeaks surveys allow researchers to draw statistically valid inferences about the state as a whole.

Over the course of a year, the Wyoming Survey & Analysis Center conducts a number of state-wide telephone surveys where all Wyoming residents have an equal probability of selection. During these surveys, respondents are given the opportunity to join the WyoSpeaks panel of Wyoming citizens. The only way to be added to the WyoSpeaks panel is through this random selection process.

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