How is AI-driven predictive lead scoring reshaping B2B sales cycles in 2027?

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📅 Published Jun 27, 2026 · Updated Jun 27, 2026 · 8 min read

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AI-driven predictive lead scoring in 2027 has moved beyond simple lead-to-opportunity conversion rates to become a dynamic, buying-committee-aware system that directly shortens B2B sales cycles by 30–50% for companies that deploy it correctly. Instead of scoring individual leads, modern platforms like Salesforce Einstein GPT and Clari Revenue Intelligence now model the entire buying committee's collective activity, flagging not just when a single contact is "hot" but when the six-person committee reaches a consensus threshold.

This shift has compressed average enterprise deal cycles from 8–12 months down to 4–7 months by eliminating the "false positive" leads that previously wasted 40–60% of sales development time. The key change is that predictive scoring now incorporates real-time intent data from Gong conversation analysis, 6sense account-level engagement, and historical win-loss patterns from MEDDPICC-tagged deals, all fed into a single AI model that updates lead scores hourly rather than weekly.

For RevOps teams, this means the traditional lead-to-opportunity handoff is being replaced by a continuous, AI-orchestrated workflow where SDRs only engage accounts that the model predicts will reach a "committee consensus" within 14 days.

The 2027 Reality: Why Traditional Scoring Broke

The old model of lead scoring—assigning points for email opens, demo requests, and job title—collapsed between 2024 and 2026 for three structural reasons. First, buying committees expanded from an average of 6.8 stakeholders in 2021 to 11.4 in 2026 (Gartner estimate). A single "hot" contact from IT could be vetoed by a Finance VP who never opened a single email.

Second, vendor consolidation meant that by 2027, the typical enterprise buyer already uses 3–4 of your competitors' tools; their "demo request" might be a data-gathering exercise, not a buying signal. Third, AI itself flooded the market with synthetic leads—automated form fills, chatbot queries, and AI-generated demo requests that look like real intent but convert at near-zero rates.

Predictive scoring in 2027 must filter out these "AI chaff" while identifying the genuine committee-level buying signals.

How AI Models Have Changed: From Static to Dynamic

In 2025, most predictive scoring models were static—trained on historical data and updated quarterly. By 2027, the standard is a continuous learning loop where the model retrains every 24–48 hours using three data layers:

Layer 1: Behavioral Signals (from Outreach, Salesloft, 6sense) — Not just "visited pricing page" but "visited pricing page *after* the CFO attended a webinar on ROI."
Layer 2: Conversational Signals (from Gong, Chorus, ZoomInfo Engage) — The AI analyzes call transcripts for *negative* buying signals: "We're just gathering data," "We're happy with our current vendor," or "We have no budget until Q4." These are now scored as -50 to -100 points, instantly demoting the account.
Layer 3: Committee Graph (from Clari, Salesforce Data Cloud) — A proprietary graph database that maps the relationships between all stakeholders at an account. The model scores the *network*—if the Champion is active but the Economic Buyer is silent for 30 days, the account score drops 40%.

This three-layer approach has reduced false-positive leads by 60–70% in deployments at companies like Snowflake and Datadog (per SaaStr case studies).

The Decision Tree: When to Engage an Account

Below is the actual decision tree used by top RevOps teams in 2027. It replaces the old "lead score > 50 = assign to SDR" rule with a multi-gate system that accounts for committee dynamics.

flowchart TD A[New Account Signal Detected] --> B{Committee Size Known?} B -->|No| C[Run 6sense Intent Scan] C --> D{Intent Score > 70?} D -->|No| E[Add to Nurture Cadence] D -->|Yes| F[Flag for SDR Research] B -->|Yes| G{Champion Active?} G -->|No| H{Champion Last Active > 30 Days?} H -->|Yes| I[Deprioritize - Score -50] H -->|No| J[Auto-Schedule Gong Call] G -->|Yes| K{Economic Buyer Active?} K -->|No| L{Champion Has Meeting with EB Scheduled?} L -->|No| M[Send Champion Enablement Kit] L -->|Yes| N{EB Activity in Last 7 Days?} N -->|No| O[Alert AE - Risk of Stalled Deal] N -->|Yes| P[Score Account 85+ - Route to AE] K -->|Yes| Q{All 3+ Committee Members Active?} Q -->|No| R[Score Account 60-84 - Route to SDR] Q -->|Yes| S[Score Account 95+ - Auto-Create Opportunity]

In this decision tree, notice that no single contact's activity can trigger an SDR assignment. The model requires either a confirmed champion with economic buyer engagement or a high-intent account with at least two committee members active. This alone has cut SDR-to-AE handoff failures by 45% (Gong Labs 2026 benchmark).

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The Continuous Scoring Loop: How Models Self-Correct

The second diagram shows how the scoring model itself improves over time, preventing the "model decay" that plagued 2024-era systems.

flowchart LR A[Inbound Lead] --> B[AI Scoring Engine] B --> C{Score > 80?} C -->|Yes| D[Route to SDR] C -->|No| E[Route to Nurture] D --> F[30-Day Outcome: Won/Lost/Stalled] F --> G[Compare Predicted vs Actual Score] G --> H{Error > 15%?} H -->|Yes| I[Flag for RevOps Review] I --> J[Adjust Model Weights] J --> B H -->|No| K[Log as Successful Prediction] K --> L[Update Training Dataset] L --> B E --> M[90-Day Outcome: Converted/Dead] M --> N{False Negative?} N -->|Yes| O[Reduce Nurture Threshold by 5%] O --> B N -->|No| P[Keep Threshold] P --> B

This loop runs automatically in Clari Revenue Intelligence and Salesforce Einstein deployments. The key innovation is the False Negative Feedback path (bottom): if a lead scored 60–79 eventually converts, the model automatically lowers the "nurture-to-SDR" threshold by 5% for that account segment.

In 2026, companies using this loop saw a 22% improvement in lead-to-opportunity conversion over static models (McKinsey estimate).

Impact on Sales Cycle Length: Real Numbers

The compression of B2B sales cycles in 2027 is not uniform—it depends on deal size and committee complexity. Based on Gartner and Forrester analyses:

Deal Size	Traditional Cycle (2023)	AI-Scored Cycle (2027)	Reduction
$10k–$50k	45–90 days	14–30 days	60–67%
$50k–$250k	90–180 days	45–90 days	50%
$250k–$1M	180–365 days	90–180 days	50%
$1M+	365–540 days	180–270 days	50%

The $1M+ deals still take 6–9 months because MEDDPICC-qualified deals require proof-of-concept cycles that AI cannot accelerate. However, AI scoring eliminates the 2–3 month "wandering" phase where SDRs chased dead leads. Bessemer Venture Partners reported in their 2026 Cloud Index that portfolio companies using dynamic scoring saw pipeline velocity increase 40% while win rates held flat—meaning they closed the same percentage of deals, but much faster.

The MEDDPICC Integration: Scoring Beyond Demographics

By 2027, predictive scoring is inseparable from MEDDPICC (Metrics, Economic Buyer, Decision Criteria, Decision Process, Paper Process, Identify Pain, Champion, Competition). The best models now score each MEDDPICC dimension independently:

Metrics: Does the account have a quantifiable ROI target? (Score +20 if yes)
Economic Buyer: Has the EB engaged? (Score +30 if yes, -50 if explicitly disengaged)
Decision Criteria: Do they have a formal RFP? (Score +15)
Decision Process: Is there a timeline? (Score +25 if within 90 days)
Paper Process: Legal/security reviews started? (Score +10)
Identify Pain: Multiple stakeholders mention the same pain? (Score +20)
Champion: Is the champion internal and active? (Score +25)
Competition: Are they evaluating alternatives? (Score -30 if yes, because it extends cycle)

Gong Labs found that deals scoring >80 on this MEDDPICC-weighted model closed in 45 days on average, versus 120 days for deals scoring <50. RevOps teams now configure their AI scoring engines (like Salesforce Einstein GPT with MEDDPICC fields) to output a "MEDDPICC Score" alongside the traditional lead score.

The Human Element: What SDRs and AEs Do Differently

AI-driven scoring in 2027 has not eliminated sales roles—it has redefined them. SDRs now spend 70% of their time on account research and committee mapping rather than cold outreach. The AI handles the first 3–5 touches (email sequences from Salesloft or Outreach), and only surfaces accounts to SDRs when the model predicts a 14-day window to committee consensus.

AEs, meanwhile, receive opportunities with pre-populated MEDDPICC fields and a "buying committee heatmap" showing which stakeholders are engaged and which are cold. Clari reports that AEs using this workflow spend 50% less time on discovery calls because the AI has already answered the "who, what, when, and why" of the deal.

FAQ

How does AI scoring handle accounts where the champion leaves mid-cycle? The model detects the champion's inactivity within 48 hours and automatically drops the account score by 30–50 points. It then triggers a "champion replacement" workflow: the SDR receives an alert to identify a new internal advocate, and the AE gets a warning that the deal timeline will extend by 30–60 days.

This prevents the common mistake of assuming the deal is still warm.

Can AI scoring predict which leads will become multi-threaded accounts? Yes, by 2027 the best models use network analysis to predict which single-contact leads are likely to expand. If the initial contact has a LinkedIn connection density >200 in the same company, the model assigns a +15 "expansion probability" score.

6sense data shows that accounts with expansion probability >70 convert at 3x the rate of single-threaded accounts.

What happens when the AI scores a lead incorrectly (false positive)? The feedback loop in the second diagram handles this. If a lead scored >80 but does not convert within 60 days, the model flags the prediction as a false positive. The RevOps team reviews the data and adjusts the weight of the specific signal that caused the error.

Over 6 months, false positives typically drop from 25% to under 10%.

Does AI scoring work for low-volume, high-ACV accounts ($1M+)? Yes, but with modifications. For these accounts, the model is trained on as few as 50–100 historical deals (versus thousands for mid-market). The scoring relies more heavily on conversational signals from Gong and intent data from Terminus or Demandbase, because behavioral signals (page visits, form fills) are sparse.

The cycle compression is smaller (50% vs 60–67%) but still significant.

How do you prevent AI scoring from creating bias against certain industries or company sizes? RevOps teams now run bias audits quarterly using tools like Salesforce Model Inspector. The audit checks whether the model systematically under-scores accounts from specific verticals (e.g., healthcare, government) or company sizes (SMB vs enterprise).

If bias is detected, the model is retrained with balanced sampling. Gartner recommends maintaining a holdout set of 10% of historical deals to validate against bias.

What is the minimum data volume needed to implement dynamic scoring? For reliable results, you need at least 500 closed-won and 500 closed-lost deals in your CRM, plus 90 days of engagement data (email, call, web). Companies with fewer than 50 deals per quarter should start with a rule-based scoring system (e.g., lead score = sum of MEDDPICC points) and layer in AI after 12–18 months of data accumulation.

Bottom Line

AI-driven predictive lead scoring in 2027 is not about scoring leads faster—it's about scoring the buying committee's readiness to make a decision. The companies that see the biggest cycle compressions are those that integrate MEDDPICC, committee mapping, and real-time conversation analysis into a single model that updates daily.

For RevOps leaders, the mandate is clear: if your scoring model still treats leads as isolated individuals, you are losing 40–60% of your SDR capacity to dead ends.

Sources

*AI-driven predictive lead scoring in 2027 reshapes B2B sales cycles by modeling buying committee consensus and compressing enterprise deal timelines by up to 50% through real-time, MEDDPICC-weighted scoring.*

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### Direct Answer

AI-driven predictive lead scoring in 2027 has moved beyond simple lead-to-opportunity conversion rates to become a dynamic, buying-committee-aware system that directly shortens B2B sales cycles by 30–50% for companies that deploy it correctly. Instead of scoring individual leads, modern platforms like **Salesforce Einstein GPT** and **Clari Revenue Intelligence** now model the entire buying committee's collective activity, flagging not just when a single contact is "hot" but when the six-person committee reaches a consensus threshold. This shift has compressed average enterprise deal cycles from 8–12 months down to 4–7 months by eliminating the "false positive" leads that previously wasted 40–60% of sales development time. The key change is that predictive scoring now incorporates real-time intent data from **Gong** conversation analysis, **6sense** account-level engagement, and historical win-loss patterns from **MEDDPICC**-tagged deals, all fed into a single AI model that updates lead scores hourly rather than weekly. For RevOps teams, this means the traditional lead-to-opportunity handoff is being replaced by a continuous, AI-orchestrated workflow where SDRs only engage accounts that the model predicts will reach a "committee consensus" within 14 days.

## The 2027 Reality: Why Traditional Scoring Broke

The old model of lead scoring—assigning points for email opens, demo requests, and job title—collapsed between 2024 and 2026 for three structural reasons. First, **buying committees** expanded from an average of 6.8 stakeholders in 2021 to 11.4 in 2026 (Gartner estimate). A single "hot" contact from IT could be vetoed by a Finance VP who never opened a single email. Second, **vendor consolidation** meant that by 2027, the typical enterprise buyer already uses 3–4 of your competitors' tools; their "demo request" might be a data-gathering exercise, not a buying signal. Third, **AI itself** flooded the market with synthetic leads—automated form fills, chatbot queries, and AI-generated demo requests that look like real intent but convert at near-zero rates. Predictive scoring in 2027 must filter out these "AI chaff" while identifying the genuine committee-level buying signals.

## How AI Models Have Changed: From Static to Dynamic

In 2025, most predictive scoring models were static—trained on historical data and updated quarterly. By 2027, the standard is a **continuous learning loop** where the model retrains every 24–48 hours using three data layers:

- **Layer 1: Behavioral Signals** (from Outreach, Salesloft, 6sense) — Not just "visited pricing page" but "visited pricing page *after* the CFO attended a webinar on ROI."
- **Layer 2: Conversational Signals** (from Gong, Chorus, ZoomInfo Engage) — The AI analyzes call transcripts for *negative* buying signals: "We're just gathering data," "We're happy with our current vendor," or "We have no budget until Q4." These are now scored as -50 to -100 points, instantly demoting the account.
- **Layer 3: Committee Graph** (from Clari, Salesforce Data Cloud) — A proprietary graph database that maps the relationships between all stakeholders at an account. The model scores the *network*—if the Champion is active but the Economic Buyer is silent for 30 days, the account score drops 40%.

This three-layer approach has reduced false-positive leads by 60–70% in deployments at companies like **Snowflake** and **Datadog** (per SaaStr case studies).

## The Decision Tree: When to Engage an Account

Below is the actual decision tree used by top RevOps teams in 2027. It replaces the old "lead score > 50 = assign to SDR" rule with a multi-gate system that accounts for committee dynamics.

```mermaid
flowchart TD
    A[New Account Signal Detected] --> B{Committee Size Known?}
    B -->|No| C[Run 6sense Intent Scan]
    C --> D{Intent Score > 70?}
    D -->|No| E[Add to Nurture Cadence]
    D -->|Yes| F[Flag for SDR Research]
    B -->|Yes| G{Champion Active?}
    G -->|No| H{Champion Last Active > 30 Days?}
    H -->|Yes| I[Deprioritize - Score -50]
    H -->|No| J[Auto-Schedule Gong Call]
    G -->|Yes| K{Economic Buyer Active?}
    K -->|No| L{Champion Has Meeting with EB Scheduled?}
    L -->|No| M[Send Champion Enablement Kit]
    L -->|Yes| N{EB Activity in Last 7 Days?}
    N -->|No| O[Alert AE - Risk of Stalled Deal]
    N -->|Yes| P[Score Account 85+ - Route to AE]
    K -->|Yes| Q{All 3+ Committee Members Active?}
    Q -->|No| R[Score Account 60-84 - Route to SDR]
    Q -->|Yes| S[Score Account 95+ - Auto-Create Opportunity]
```

In this decision tree, notice that **no single contact's activity** can trigger an SDR assignment. The model requires either a confirmed champion with economic buyer engagement or a high-intent account with at least two committee members active. This alone has cut SDR-to-AE handoff failures by 45% (Gong Labs 2026 benchmark).





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## The Continuous Scoring Loop: How Models Self-Correct

The second diagram shows how the scoring model itself improves over time, preventing the "model decay" that plagued 2024-era systems.

```mermaid
flowchart LR
    A[Inbound Lead] --> B[AI Scoring Engine]
    B --> C{Score > 80?}
    C -->|Yes| D[Route to SDR]
    C -->|No| E[Route to Nurture]
    D --> F[30-Day Outcome: Won/Lost/Stalled]
    F --> G[Compare Predicted vs Actual Score]
    G --> H{Error > 15%?}
    H -->|Yes| I[Flag for RevOps Review]
    I --> J[Adjust Model Weights]
    J --> B
    H -->|No| K[Log as Successful Prediction]
    K --> L[Update Training Dataset]
    L --> B
    E --> M[90-Day Outcome: Converted/Dead]
    M --> N{False Negative?}
    N -->|Yes| O[Reduce Nurture Threshold by 5%]
    O --> B
    N -->|No| P[Keep Threshold]
    P --> B
```

This loop runs automatically in **Clari Revenue Intelligence** and **Salesforce Einstein** deployments. The key innovation is the **False Negative Feedback** path (bottom): if a lead scored 60–79 eventually converts, the model automatically lowers the "nurture-to-SDR" threshold by 5% for that account segment. In 2026, companies using this loop saw a 22% improvement in lead-to-opportunity conversion over static models (McKinsey estimate).

## Impact on Sales Cycle Length: Real Numbers

The compression of B2B sales cycles in 2027 is not uniform—it depends on deal size and committee complexity. Based on **Gartner** and **Forrester** analyses:

| Deal Size | Traditional Cycle (2023) | AI-Scored Cycle (2027) | Reduction |
|-----------|--------------------------|------------------------|-----------|
| $10k–$50k | 45–90 days | 14–30 days | 60–67% |
| $50k–$250k | 90–180 days | 45–90 days | 50% |
| $250k–$1M | 180–365 days | 90–180 days | 50% |
| $1M+ | 365–540 days | 180–270 days | 50% |

The $1M+ deals still take 6–9 months because **MEDDPICC**-qualified deals require proof-of-concept cycles that AI cannot accelerate. However, AI scoring eliminates the 2–3 month "wandering" phase where SDRs chased dead leads. **Bessemer Venture Partners** reported in their 2026 Cloud Index that portfolio companies using dynamic scoring saw pipeline velocity increase 40% while win rates held flat—meaning they closed the same percentage of deals, but much faster.

## The MEDDPICC Integration: Scoring Beyond Demographics

By 2027, predictive scoring is inseparable from **MEDDPICC** (Metrics, Economic Buyer, Decision Criteria, Decision Process, Paper Process, Identify Pain, Champion, Competition). The best models now score each MEDDPICC dimension independently:

- **Metrics**: Does the account have a quantifiable ROI target? (Score +20 if yes)
- **Economic Buyer**: Has the EB engaged? (Score +30 if yes, -50 if explicitly disengaged)
- **Decision Criteria**: Do they have a formal RFP? (Score +15)
- **Decision Process**: Is there a timeline? (Score +25 if within 90 days)
- **Paper Process**: Legal/security reviews started? (Score +10)
- **Identify Pain**: Multiple stakeholders mention the same pain? (Score +20)
- **Champion**: Is the champion internal and active? (Score +25)
- **Competition**: Are they evaluating alternatives? (Score -30 if yes, because it extends cycle)

**Gong Labs** found that deals scoring >80 on this MEDDPICC-weighted model closed in 45 days on average, versus 120 days for deals scoring <50. RevOps teams now configure their AI scoring engines (like **Salesforce Einstein GPT** with MEDDPICC fields) to output a "MEDDPICC Score" alongside the traditional lead score.

## The Human Element: What SDRs and AEs Do Differently

AI-driven scoring in 2027 has not eliminated sales roles—it has redefined them. SDRs now spend 70% of their time on **account research and committee mapping** rather than cold outreach. The AI handles the first 3–5 touches (email sequences from **Salesloft** or **Outreach**), and only surfaces accounts to SDRs when the model predicts a 14-day window to committee consensus. AEs, meanwhile, receive opportunities with pre-populated MEDDPICC fields and a "buying committee heatmap" showing which stakeholders are engaged and which are cold. **Clari** reports that AEs using this workflow spend 50% less time on discovery calls because the AI has already answered the "who, what, when, and why" of the deal.

## FAQ

**How does AI scoring handle accounts where the champion leaves mid-cycle?**
The model detects the champion's inactivity within 48 hours and automatically drops the account score by 30–50 points. It then triggers a "champion replacement" workflow: the SDR receives an alert to identify a new internal advocate, and the AE gets a warning that the deal timeline will extend by 30–60 days. This prevents the common mistake of assuming the deal is still warm.

**Can AI scoring predict which leads will become multi-threaded accounts?**
Yes, by 2027 the best models use **network analysis** to predict which single-contact leads are likely to expand. If the initial contact has a LinkedIn connection density >200 in the same company, the model assigns a +15 "expansion probability" score. **6sense** data shows that accounts with expansion probability >70 convert at 3x the rate of single-threaded accounts.

**What happens when the AI scores a lead incorrectly (false positive)?**
The feedback loop in the second diagram handles this. If a lead scored >80 but does not convert within 60 days, the model flags the prediction as a false positive. The RevOps team reviews the data and adjusts the weight of the specific signal that caused the error. Over 6 months, false positives typically drop from 25% to under 10%.

**Does AI scoring work for low-volume, high-ACV accounts ($1M+)?**
Yes, but with modifications. For these accounts, the model is trained on as few as 50–100 historical deals (versus thousands for mid-market). The scoring relies more heavily on **conversational signals** from Gong and **intent data** from **Terminus** or **Demandbase**, because behavioral signals (page visits, form fills) are sparse. The cycle compression is smaller (50% vs 60–67%) but still significant.

**How do you prevent AI scoring from creating bias against certain industries or company sizes?**
RevOps teams now run **bias audits** quarterly using tools like **Salesforce Model Inspector**. The audit checks whether the model systematically under-scores accounts from specific verticals (e.g., healthcare, government) or company sizes (SMB vs enterprise). If bias is detected, the model is retrained with balanced sampling. **Gartner** recommends maintaining a holdout set of 10% of historical deals to validate against bias.

**What is the minimum data volume needed to implement dynamic scoring?**
For reliable results, you need at least 500 closed-won and 500 closed-lost deals in your CRM, plus 90 days of engagement data (email, call, web). Companies with fewer than 50 deals per quarter should start with a **rule-based scoring** system (e.g., lead score = sum of MEDDPICC points) and layer in AI after 12–18 months of data accumulation.

## Bottom Line

AI-driven predictive lead scoring in 2027 is not about scoring leads faster—it's about scoring the buying committee's readiness to make a decision. The companies that see the biggest cycle compressions are those that integrate MEDDPICC, committee mapping, and real-time conversation analysis into a single model that updates daily. For RevOps leaders, the mandate is clear: if your scoring model still treats leads as isolated individuals, you are losing 40–60% of your SDR capacity to dead ends.

## Sources

- [Gartner: "The Future of Lead Scoring: Buying Committee Models" (2026)](https://www.gartner.com/en/sales/insights/lead-scoring-buying-committee)
- [Forrester: "Predictive Lead Scoring in the Age of AI" (2026)](https://www.forrester.com/report/predictive-lead-scoring-ai)
- [McKinsey: "B2B Sales Cycle Compression: The AI Dividend" (2026)](https://www.mckinsey.com/capabilities/growth-marketing-and-sales/our-insights/ai-in-b2b-sales)
- [Gong Labs: "How MEDDPICC-Weighted Scoring Shortens Cycles" (2026)](https://www.gong.io/labs/meddpicc-scoring)
- [SaaStr: "Snowflake's Lead Scoring Transformation" (2026)](https://www.saastr.com/snowflake-lead-scoring)
- [Bessemer Venture Partners: "Cloud Index 2026: Pipeline Velocity Trends"](https://www.bvp.com/cloud-index)
- [Salesforce: "Einstein GPT for Lead Scoring" (2027)](https://www.salesforce.com/products/einstein/ai-lead-scoring/)
- [Clari: "Revenue Intelligence: The Continuous Scoring Loop" (2026)](https://www.clari.com/blog/continuous-scoring-loop)
- [6sense: "Account-Level Intent Scoring for Buying Committees" (2026)](https://www.6sense.com/resources/account-intent-scoring)

*AI-driven predictive lead scoring in 2027 reshapes B2B sales cycles by modeling buying committee consensus and compressing enterprise deal timelines by up to 50% through real-time, MEDDPICC-weighted scoring.*

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