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Please be assured that we take your concerns about privacy quite seriously, and
we intend to take every reasonable effort to protect it. To that end, McGraw-Hill Education has developed a comprehensive customer privacy policy. If
you'd like more information about our use of customer data, please review
McGraw-Hill Education Customer Privacy Policy.
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please write: Patrick Durando, Privacy Officer, McGraw-Hill Education 2
Penn Plaza, 12th Floor, New York, NY 10121-2298, or call 1-877-833-5524. View
our Corporate Privacy Policy at
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