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Spring Security OAuth2 New AS.pptx

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    Very short presentations (< ~10 slides) may not need Chapter Intro Slides.
    There are multiple versions of this template with various white and black background images starting on slide 10.
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    Very short presentations (< ~10 slides) may not need Chapter Intro Slides.
    There are multiple versions of this template with various white and black background images starting on slide 10.
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    Very short presentations (< ~10 slides) may not need Chapter Intro Slides.
    There are multiple versions of this template with various white and black background images starting on slide 10.
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    Each section should have an icon that relates to the content of that specific element, no icon should be repeated on the same page, and they should all be the same colour.
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