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I take that to mean you look at your own single life expectancy table

For a single non-spousal designated beneficiary, I believe that's correct, with the caveat that you only look at the table once. Subsequent years you just subtract 1 from last year's divisor to get the new divisor (which is different than how RMDs for your own IRAs work).

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