entropy at equilibrium

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i came across somewhere that stated "entropy change for a process at equilibrium is always 0". does this refers to the entropy change for the universe and not for the system (since EQUILIBRIUM process is a REVERSIBLE process)? if anyone could further elucidate, thanks very much
 
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