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We present a superfield construction of Hamiltonian quantization with N=2 supersymmetry generated by two fermionic charges Q^a. As a byproduct of the analysis we also derive a classically localized path integral from two fermionic objects Sigma^a that can be viewed as ``square roots of the classical bosonic action under the product of a functional Poisson bracket.
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