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The document is a notice of proposed rulemaking by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) regarding the processing of deposit accounts in the event of an insured depository institution's failure. It outlines two main parts: the first part establishes practices for determining deposit account balances at failed institutions, while the second part mandates large banks to implement systems for providing standard deposit information and allowing holds on accounts during failures. The FDIC seeks public comments on these proposals, which aim to modernize deposit insurance determinations and improve operational efficiency in handling bank failures.

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