Missing FLV export in CC 2014?

Did you seriously just take away the ability for me to export FLVs? I'm at an independent production company that needs this format support in its daily workflow. Can you give it back? Is there a way to fix this? This upgrade is much better except for this one tiny BUT HUGELY IMPORTANT omission in formats. Why do you keep ruining my day?
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Who is "you"?
This is a User-To-User forum, not Adobe Technical Support.
It appears that the FLV format is being eliminated. First they stopped importing it, and then stopped exporting it.
I don't know why you need FLV, but perhaps it is time to look for another way to do what you need to do, or stick with Premiere Pro CC 7.2.2

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