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   - On HCC compute clusters, home directories ($HOME) are backed up automatically as a provided service. The $WORK and $COMMON filesystems are not backed up. Any precious files should be stored on $HOME, ATTIC, or other trusted storage systems.
   - If a researcher unintentionally deletes a file on ATTIC, they can [contact HCC support](mailto:hcc-support@unl.edu) for help in restoring it.  Note, the window for recovery is limited so HCC must be informed as soon as possible. 
   - When an ATTIC allocation lease is not renewed the researcher must move any files to other storage systems if the researcher wants to keep them.
-  - If an ATTIC allocation lease expires, HCC will remove any remaining files ninety (90) calendar days from the expiration date.  HCC will make a good faith effort to contact the researcher and/or their department of record before removing any data.
+  - **If an ATTIC allocation lease expires, HCC will remove any remaining files ninety (90) calendar days from the expiration date.  HCC will make a good faith effort to contact the researcher and/or their department of record before removing any data.**
 
 - Sensitive and Protected Data
   - All researchers using ATTIC must adhere to the policies described in the [University of Nebraska Executive Memorandum 42](https://nebraska.edu/offices-policies/policies/no-42-policy-on-risk-classification-and-minimum-security-standards).