How to suppress the "new protected member declared in sealed class"?

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My sealed class defines the necessary deserialization constructor:

protected SomeMethod(SerializationInfo info, StreamingContext
context){..}

which generates the well-known warning "new protected member declared
in sealed class". Since this constructor is used by the CLR and not
supposed to be visible externally I don't see the need to make it
public. Is it possible to avoid the compiler warning with some pragma?

Thanks, F.
 

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