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Performing a fit to the available experimental data, we quantify the effect of long-distance contributions from penguin contractions in B0 --> J/psiK0 decays. We estimate the deviation of the measured S(CP) term of the time-dependent CP asymmetry from sin2beta induced by these contributions and by the penguin operators. We find …