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The Privacy Act has several exceptions that allow for the disclosure of personal information without consent. These include situations where the disclosure is necessary for law enforcement, national security, or public safety. Other exceptions pertain to legal proceedings, compliance with other laws, and situations involving health or safety emergencies. Additionally, information may be shared for research purposes, as long as it does not identify individuals, and in cases where the individual has already made the information publicly available.

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