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Deniability and forward secrecy are two properties of authenticated key exchange (AKE) protocols. Considering one-round AKE, Cremers and Feltz at ESORICS 2012 defined a security model with perfect forward secrecy. Based on their model, we consider different levels of deniability, and reveal some relationships of the session-key security and the deniability properties. The observations result in a simple method to give a deniable protocol with forward secrecy.