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This document provides links to two slideshow presentations from a class. The first link is for a presentation from week 12 on CFakePathInClass. The second link is also for a presentation from week 12, though it is unclear if it is related to the first presentation. Both presentations are from an unknown course being conducted over multiple weeks.
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