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mass ejections are thought to originate from the over accumulation of magnetic helicity While recent studies revealed the incompetence of CME associated active regions in creating enough helicity for CMEs therein), we have tried to seek, on the other hand, if particular helicity patterns are retained by CME-associated active regions.