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Judge Andrea R. Wood
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IMPORTANT NOTICE:
Please direct all case-related inquiries, including scheduling, the status of motions, or the logistics of trial, to the Courtroom Deputy, Laritza Arcos (
[email protected]) or (312) 702-8874.
All parties should follow the procedures below until further notice:
Motion practice
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Until further notice, parties should not notice motions for presentment. Parties may request a hearing for motions that they believe cannot be decided based on written submissions alone or that would otherwise benefit from a court hearing. The request must be made in the motion itself or by joint e-mail to the courtroom deputy. For any motion the parties believe would benefit from briefing, the parties should jointly e-mail the Courtroom Deputy within 2 business days of the filing of the motion to request a briefing schedule. Please be advised that the Court may set a motion hearing or a briefing schedule for any motion without a request from the parties.
Telephone hearings
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Judge Wood holds most status hearings by telephone. Parties may consult the Court's daily call sheet to see if a hearing will be held telephonically or in person. Whether a hearing will take place telephonically or in person will also be stated in the docket entry setting the hearing. When participating in a hearing telephonically, do not use a speakerphone. A handset or headset should be used to ensure the clarity of audio input. If available, a landline is preferable to a cellphone. Participants should be in a quiet place, not in a vehicle, outdoors, or in a public area. While waiting for a case to be called, participants should mute their telephones to eliminate potentially disruptive background noise and feedback on the line while other matters are being heard. In addition, during a hearing participants should mute their telephones except when speaking. Parties are advised to consult the Court’s
Best Practices for Remote Participation in Telephone / Videoconference Court Proceedings
for additional guidance on participating in court hearings remotely. To ensure access to public court proceedings, members of the public and media may call-in to listen to telephonic hearings. Information on how to do so will be included on the docket and/or the call sheet. Counsel of record will receive a courtesy email the morning of the hearing is scheduled with instructions to join the call.
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NOTICE
Persons granted remote access to proceedings are reminded of the general prohibition against photographing, recording, and rebroadcasting of court proceedings. Violation of these prohibitions may result in sanctions, including removal of court-issued media credentials, restricted entry to future hearings, denial of entry to future hearings, or any other sanctions deemed necessary by the Court.
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This page contains important information about Judge Wood’s case management procedures. These procedures have been designed to facilitate the prompt, efficient, and equitable disposition of cases on Judge Wood’s docket. Please take the time to familiarize yourself with these procedures in addition to the Local Rules for this District. When Judge Wood’s procedures differ from the Local Rules, please follow the procedures outlined here. The success of these procedures depends on your willingness to familiarize yourself with them and to act accordingly. Counsel will be expected to explain fully any failure to comply with Judge Wood’s pretrial procedures, as well as applicable Local Rules.
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Bankruptcy Appeals
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For bankruptcy appeals, the Court will set a briefing
schedule after the record has been compiled and transmitted pursuant to Fed. R.
Bank. P. 8018.
Cases Reassigned to Judge Andrea R. Wood
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The following procedure applies to cases that have been reassigned to Judge Wood after the parties have already appeared before the originally-assigned district court judge.
Unless otherwise ordered, all previously-set hearing dates, deadlines, and schedules will remain in effect. Counsel for the parties shall confer and then prepare and file a joint Reassignment Status Report, not to exceed 5 pages, within 14 days of the order reassigning the case. If defense counsel has not yet filed an appearance, the Reassignment Status Report should be prepared by plaintiff’s counsel. A template for the Reassignment Status Report, setting forth the information required, may be found below.
Initial Status Report For Reassigned Case
Consent to Proceed Before a Magistrate Judge
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Too often litigants are unaware of the efficiencies to be gained by having their cases tried before United States Magistrate Judges. The court strongly encourages counsel to inform their clients of this option and to discuss it with opposing counsel.
Consent to Proceed Before Magistrate Judge
Correspondence with the Court
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Unless the Court directs otherwise, counsel and pro se litigants must not communicate with the Court about the merits of a case by letter, phone, or email (excluding the submission of a proposed order). All communications and requests for relief must be made in the form of a motion, brief, or a status report, and served on opposing counsel.
Courtesy Copies
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Unless the Court directs otherwise, no courtesy copies may be submitted for filing. If the Court orders a party to provide paper courtesy copies, please deliver those copies to the drop-box outside the Courtroom Deputy’s office (Room 2140).
Discovery Motion Practice
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The Court believes that parties can and should work out most discovery disputes and thus discourages the filing of discovery motions. The Court will not hear or consider any discovery motion unless the movant has complied with the “meet and confer” requirement of Local Rule 37.2. The motion must state with specificity when and how the movant complied with Local Rule 37.2. Parties are reminded that compliance with Local Rule 37.2 requires a good faith effort to resolve discovery disputes and communication that takes place face to face or by telephone. The exchange of correspondence will not normally be sufficient to comply with Local Rule 37.2.
All parties should be fully prepared to argue any discovery motion on the date that it is presented. The Court often will rule on discovery motions after hearing argument at the motion call and without briefing. If after hearing argument, the Court believes that the motion requires briefing, the Court normally will set an expedited briefing schedule so that the matter can be resolved promptly. Parties are reminded to notify the Court immediately if they are withdrawing any previously filed discovery motions.
Parties are reminded that there is no “order” in which discovery must occur, and that one party’s failure or inability to respond to discovery will not excuse any other party’s prompt compliance. In addition, unless provided for under applicable law, the pendency of a dispositive motion does not, in itself, operate to stay discovery.
Electronic Discovery Disputes
If the parties have reached an impasse regarding the discovery of voluminous records from a database, server, computer, service provider or similar electronic storage facility (ESF), before a motion to compel is filed, the parties are required to meet and confer with an IT representative of the ESF to be searched in order to determine the most effective way to retrieve the requested material. The party seeking the discovery must also bring its IT specialist to this meeting in order to discuss the proper format for the retrieval of the records. This electronic discovery conference may take place in person or by telephone, and both sides should be prepared to discuss specifically the parameters of both the search and the ESF. For information regarding the Voluntary E-Mediation Program, please refer to: http://www.discoverypilot.com/content/e-mediation-program
Emergency Motions
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Please be advised that the Court will hear emergency motions only in exceptional circumstances after making a preliminary determination of whether an actual emergency exists. Emergency matters must be of such a nature that a delay in hearing them would cause serious harm to one or more of the parties. Requests to set a hearing on an emergency motion shall be made to the Courtroom Deputy,
[email protected], with as much advance notice as possible. All reasonable efforts must be made to give actual notice to opposing counsel.
Final Pretrial Orders
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For all civil trials, the Court will set a date in advance of trial by which the parties must file a joint final pretrial order. The final pretrial order must be signed by counsel for each party and filed electronically using CM/ECF, with two courtesy copies delivered to chambers. The final pretrial order must include the information detailed at the link below.
Standing Order Regarding Final Pretrial Orders for Civil Trials
Prospective Juror Letter
Initial Status Conference and Joint Initial Status Report
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For most newly-filed civil cases, the Court will schedule an initial status hearing to take place approximately 60 days after the filing of the complaint. The parties are directed to meet and conduct a planning conference pursuant to Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 26(f). No later than seven calendar days before the initial status hearing, the parties shall file a Joint Initial Status Report, not to exceed five (5) pages in length. The Joint Initial Status Report shall provide the information listed in the template below.
Joint Initial Status Report
Motion Practice
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Until further notice, parties should
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notice motions for presentment. Parties may request a hearing for motions that they believe cannot be decided based on written submissions alone or that would otherwise benefit from a court hearing. The request must be made in the motion itself or by joint e-mail to the courtroom deputy. For any motion the parties believe would benefit from briefing, the parties should jointly e-mail the Courtroom Deputy within 2 business days of the filing of the motion to request a briefing schedule. Please be advised that the Court may set a motion hearing or a briefing schedule for any motion without a request from the parties.
Motions for Extensions of Time
A party seeking an extension of time must contact all other parties in the case to determine whether they object to the extension. Any motion for extension of time must indicate whether it is the first or subsequent extension request, shall include the reasons for the request, any previous relief granted, and whether any other party objects to the extension.
Joint, Agreed, and Uncontested Motions
Joint, uncontested, and agreed motions should be so identified in both the title and body of the motion. If the motion is scheduled for a hearing, counsel for all parties are expected to be present regardless of whether the motion is opposed.
Other Requirements
Counsel should not respond to motions by correspondence with the Court.
The Court strongly encourages counsel to convert electronic filings created with word-processing software into .pdf documents by printing or publishing to .pdfs, rather than manually scanning paper copies into .pdfs. The former method of conversion generates searchable optical character recognition (OCR) text; the latter does not.
Patent Cases
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Unless otherwise ordered by the Court, all patent cases will be governed by the Local Patent Rules for the Northern District of Illinois.
Local Patent Rules
LPR Appendix A
LPR Appendix B
Estimated Patent Case Schedule
Proposed Orders
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Parties are not required to submit proposed orders for routine motions,
such as motions for extensions of time, or dispositive motions, such as motions
for summary judgment. Proposed orders should not be filed directly onto the
docket as stand-alone entries, even if the parties agree on the order. Instead,
unless the Court has specifically directed otherwise, a party must file a
motion asking the Court to enter the order. Even proposed orders such as stipulated
protective orders require the Court’s approval before actually being given full
effect and entered. Contemporaneously with filing a motion to enter a proposed
order, the movant must e-mail the proposed order to
[email protected]
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This will allow the Court to edit the order if necessary. The subject line of
the e-mail must include the case number and name, the docket number of the
corresponding motion, and the title of the order that is proposed. Attachments should
be submitted to the Court in a format compatible with Word, which is a “Save
As” option in most word processing software. Proposed orders should also be
served on all parties.
Pro Se Litigants
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Individuals who make the serious decision to represent themselves are referred to by the Court as
pro se
litigants. If you are a
pro se
litigant with a case in this district, the
District Court Self-Help Assistance Program
may be able to provide you with assistance regarding your case. The help desk attorney operates by appointment only. Appointments are made at the Clerk’s Office Intake Desk on the 20th floor or by calling 312-435-5691.
Use of the help desk attorney is not a substitute for having a personal attorney, however. You should seriously consider trying to obtain professional legal assistance. Below are lists of organizations that may be able to offer you free or low-cost legal assistance or a referral to an attorney if you can afford to pay for legal services:
Free or low-cost legal services
Referral Services
Please also refer to the following links for additional resources and information:
Filing a Civil Case Without An Attorney: A Guide For The Pro Se Litigant
Local Rule 56.2 - Notice to Pro Se Litigants Opposing Summary Judgment
The following links provide information that may be useful for appointed attorneys:
Title VII and Section 1981: A Guide for Appointed Attorneys in the Northern District of Illinois
The Americans With Disabilities Act An Age Discrimination In Employment Act: A Guide for Appointed Attorneys in the Northern District of Illinois
Settlement
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The Court urges parties to undertake settlement negotiations at the earliest practicable point in the litigation. Parties who desire a settlement conference should request one in open court or by telephone call to the Courtroom Deputy. Settlement conferences usually will be referred to the assigned Magistrate Judge.
In the event that the parties seek to have this Court retain jurisdiction to enforce the terms of a settlement agreement, counsel should review the following Seventh Circuit cases (among other pertinent authorities): Dupuy v. McEwen, 495 F.3d 807 (7th Cir. 2007); Blue Cross & Blue Shield Association v. American Express Co., 467 F.3d 634 (7th Cir. 2006); Shapo v. Engle, 463 F.3d 641 (7th Cir. 2006); and Lynch v. SamataMason Inc., 279 F.3d 487 (7th Cir. 2002).
Summary Judgment Motions
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Motions for summary judgment and responses must comply with Local Rules 56.1(a) and 56.1(b), as well as the procedures outlined herein. All statements of undisputed material facts and their responses shall be filed separately from the memoranda of law and shall include the line, paragraph or page number where the supporting material may be found in the record. The Local Rules are not mere technicalities. Failure to abide by the Local Rules may result in the Court striking briefs, disregarding statements of fact, deeming statements of fact admitted and denying summary judgment. See Cracco v. Vitran Exp., Inc., 559 F.3d 625, 632 (7th Cir. 2009). The movant shall not file more than 80 statements of undisputed material facts without prior leave of the Court. The respondent shall be limited to 40 statements of undisputed material facts without prior leave of the Court. In complex cases, the Court may request that the parties submit a timeline of events in addition to the statements of undisputed material facts. If you are representing yourself, please refer to Local Rule 56.2 - Notice to Pro Se Litigants Opposing Summary Judgment.
Transcripts
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Persons requesting daily copy and/or realtime feed transcripts of a trial or other evidentiary hearing that may reasonably be expected to last more than one day should contact Judge Wood's court reporter, Brenda Varney, at least five business days prior to the first day of such proceeding so that these services may be scheduled. A deposit may be required. All other transcript requests should be placed using the Court's online transcript order form, which can be found
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Brenda Varney may be reached at
[email protected]
or 312-554-8931.
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Thursday, July 23, 2026
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Case No.
Name
Time
Type
1:25-cv-02013
Tellat v. Modena Freight LLC
08:45AM
Telephone Conference
1:24-cv-05631
UL LLC v. Callington
09:00AM
Telephone Conference
1:26-cv-02749
NBCUniversal Media, LLC v. The Partnerships and Unincorporated Associations I
09:30AM
Telephone Conference
1:24-cv-03767
MacNeil IP LLC v. Harbor Freight Tools USA, Inc.
09:45AM
Telephone Conference
1:25-cr-00026
USA v. Billings
10:00AM
Change of Plea Hearing
Friday, July 24, 2026
16 cases
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Case No.
Name
Time
Type
1:22-cr-00110
USA v. Bell
09:00AM
Telephone Conference
1:23-cv-03137
Central States Southeast & Southwest Areas Health v. Johnson
09:00AM
Telephone Conference
1:25-cv-07434
Rocha v. Wayfair Inc.
09:00AM
Telephone Conference
1:25-cv-14656
O'Grady v. Hastings
09:15AM
Telephone Conference
1:25-cv-15278
Schneider v. Does 1-10
09:15AM
Telephone Conference
1:26-cv-00667
Bibiano v. Chicagoland Commissary, LLC
09:15AM
Telephone Conference
1:24-cv-03531
Estrada v. Alpha Lab Services, Inc.
09:30AM
Telephone Conference
1:24-cv-10942
Bruns v. Northwestern Memorial Healthcare
09:30AM
Telephone Conference
1:26-cv-02313
Spin Master Ltd. v. The Partnerships and Unincorporated Associations I
09:30AM
Telephone Conference
1:25-cr-00193
USA v. Ali
09:45AM
Telephone Conference
1:26-cv-00204
Deckers Outdoor Corporation v. A1Q8VDQXBCJ53I
09:45AM
Telephone Conference
1:26-cv-05900
Bawa v. American Express National Bank
09:45AM
Telephone Conference
1:15-cv-01439
Mays v. City Of Chicago
10:00AM
Telephone Conference
1:26-cv-03463
Fendi S.R.L. v. The Partnerships and Unincorporated Associations I
10:00AM
Telephone Conference
1:26-cv-05130
Kei & Chris LLC v. Partnerships and Unincorporated Associations Ident
10:00AM
Telephone Conference
1:25-cr-00505
USA v. McCamury
01:30PM
Change of Plea Hearing
Monday, July 27, 2026
6 cases
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Case No.
Name
Time
Type
1:26-cv-04271
The College Company LLC v. The Partnerships Identified on Schedule A
08:45AM
Telephone Conference
1:26-cv-06082
Hall v. Federal Express Corporation, s/b/m to FedEx Ground
08:45AM
Telephone Conference
1:26-cv-04309
Robert Bosch GmbH v. The Individuals, Corporations, Limited Liability C
09:00AM
Telephone Conference
1:26-cv-06167
The Northern Trust Company v. Dharod Family, LLC
09:00AM
Telephone Conference
1:18-cv-03447
J.P. Morgan Securities LLC v. Black
09:15AM
Telephone Conference
1:24-cv-12954
International Custom Element Design Factory, Inc. v. Abovo8 LLC
09:15AM
Telephone Conference
Tuesday, July 28, 2026
13 cases
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Case No.
Name
Time
Type
1:24-cv-00751
Pawnee Leasing Corporation v. Mr. Munchies Food LLC
09:00AM
Telephone Conference
1:24-cv-11279
Barfield v. City Of Chicago
09:00AM
Telephone Conference
1:26-cv-02097
The Art Gallery Of Billy Jacobs, Ltd v. The Partnerships and Unincorporated Associations I
09:15AM
Telephone Conference
1:26-cv-02199
Kate Louise Powell v. The Partnerships and Unincorporated Associations I
09:15AM
Telephone Conference
1:25-cv-13679
Colon v. City of Chicago
09:30AM
Telephone Conference
1:26-cv-04560
Katherine Sara O'Keefe v. The Partnerships and Unincorporated Associations I
09:30AM
Telephone Conference
1:25-cv-09517
Chavez v. Sam's West, Inc.
09:45AM
Telephone Conference
1:26-cv-00802
General Motors LLC v. The Partnerships and Unincorporated Associations I
09:45AM
Telephone Conference
1:25-cv-00405
Soto v. PIM Brands, Inc.
10:00AM
Telephone Conference
1:26-cv-02308
The Macneil Studio LTD. v. The Partnerships and Unincorporated Associations I
10:00AM
Telephone Conference
1:25-cv-06948
Shark Properties, LLC v. American Family Insurance Company
10:15AM
Telephone Conference
1:26-cv-05930
Smith v. Army and Airforce Exchange Service
10:15AM
Telephone Conference
1:25-cr-00294
USA v. Montes-Robles
01:30PM
Sentencing
Wednesday, July 29, 2026
14 cases
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Name
Time
Type
1:25-cv-12712
Salt City Steel LLC v. The Partnerships Identified on Schedule A
08:45AM
Telephone Conference
1:26-cv-00573
Clint Robert Padilla v. The Partnerships and Unincorporated Associations I
08:45AM
Telephone Conference
1:23-cv-02330
Shenzhen Wanfan Technology Co. Ltd. v. Orbital Structures Pty Ltd
09:00AM
Telephone Conference
1:25-cv-10097
Smith v. United Airlines, Inc.
09:00AM
Telephone Conference
1:22-cv-04425
Gulla v. Chicago State University
09:15AM
Telephone Conference
1:25-cv-00023
Sampson, Jr v. Cook County
09:15AM
Telephone Conference
1:26-cv-00642
Pita Ramirez v. Calvo
09:30AM
Telephone Conference
1:26-cv-03116
Triumph International, LLC v. The Partnerships And Unincorporated Associations I
09:30AM
Telephone Conference
1:25-cv-01642
Das v. Mahmudjon
09:45AM
Telephone Conference
1:26-cv-03820
Celine SA v. The Partnerships and Unincorporated Associations I
09:45AM
Telephone Conference
1:25-cv-03180
Komori America Corporation v. Absolute Graphic Technologies USA, Inc.
10:00AM
Telephone Conference
1:26-cv-02454
Huang v. The Defendant Identified On Schedule A
10:00AM
Telephone Conference
1:26-cv-04802
Robert Bosch GmbH v. The Individuals, Corporations, Limited Liability C
10:15AM
Telephone Conference
1:14-cr-00010
USA v. Hughes
02:00PM
In Court Hearing
Thursday, July 30, 2026
16 cases
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Name
Time
Type
1:26-cv-05543
Glitch Productions Pty Ltd v. The Partnerships and Unincorporated Associations I
08:45AM
Telephone Conference
1:26-cv-06316
Li v. The Partnerships and Unincorporated Associations I
08:45AM
Telephone Conference
1:25-cv-02481
Northwestern Memorial Healthcare v. Highmark Blue Cross Blue Shield
09:00AM
Telephone Conference
1:25-cv-03614
Bettis v. Vance
09:00AM
Telephone Conference
1:25-cv-06490
HongKong Yueqi Tech Limited v. The Individuals, Partnerships and Unincorporated A
09:15AM
Telephone Conference
1:25-cv-10403
Erik Diedrichsen v. The Individuals, Corporations, Limited Liability C
09:15AM
Telephone Conference
1:24-cv-06220
Lasisi v. Ulta Beauty Cosmetics, LLC.
09:30AM
Telephone Conference
1:26-cv-04440
Ronces v. Sipchen #20714
09:30AM
Telephone Conference
1:24-cv-07698
Burzawa v. Yardi Systems Inc.
09:45AM
Telephone Conference
1:24-cv-11026
Joseph v. Yardi Systems, Inc.
09:45AM
Telephone Conference
1:25-cv-03315
Balistreri v. Copart of Connecticut, Inc.
10:00AM
Telephone Conference
1:26-cv-02726
Evans v. The Partnerships And Unincorporated Associations I
10:00AM
Telephone Conference
1:25-cv-10024
Bling Mirror LLC v. Guangzhou Shengyang Leather Goods Co., Ltd.
10:15AM
Telephone Conference
1:26-cv-01653
Zou v. Individuals, Corporations, Limited Liability Compa
10:15AM
Telephone Conference
1:24-cv-07080
Collectanea J. Limited v. The Partnerships And Unincorporated Associations I
10:30AM
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1:26-cv-02393
Arizona Board of Regents v. The Partnerships Identified on Schedule A
10:30AM
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No motions shall be noticed for presentment
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Court Reporter
Amy Weaver
(312) 702-8865
Room 2144G
Courtroom Deputy
Laritza Arcos
(312) 702-8874
Room 2140
Law Clerk
Taiwo Dosunmu
Sean Karunaratne
Yousef Kobeissi
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