41. The Tribune...Sports Tribune Among these were Chile’s Marcelo salas, German star Oliver Bierhoff, Suker infact captured the hearts of millions of soccer fans with his excellent http://www.tribuneindia.com/1998/98jul21/spr-trib.htm

Tuesday, July 21, 1998 France script a golden chapter By Amardeep Bhattal "T HE day of glory has arrived," goes France’s national anthem. And indeed it had... Soccer World Cup highlights S. Pervez Qaiser Right people at right places Teeing off By K. R. Wadhwaney I nternational Indian golfing scene at near start of the season has not been as rosy at it ought to have been. Known stars and budding players have failed to strike Derby form to enhance the reputation of the country. France script a golden chapter By Amardeep Bhattal "T HE day of glory has arrived," goes France’s national anthem. And indeed it had.At the sprawling Stade de France in St Denis on July 12, Didier Deschamps and his brigade scripted a golden chapter in their country’s soccer history by dethroning Brazil and lifting the glittering World Cup. The historic victory sparked off nationwide celebrations with over 1.5 million people thronging the Champs Elysees in Paris alone to give vent to their ecstatic feelings. According to rough estimates, the revelry surpassed the Liberation Day celebrations of 1944. The French victory, which incidentally was the first for the hosts in the history of the World Cup, was more of an anti-climax. Not many had placed their bets on the French, as the hosts, despite having an excellent goalkeeper in Fabien Barthez and an enviable defence manned by Lillian Thuram, Marcel Desailly and Laurent Blanc, lacked a strike force as efficient as that of former champions Brazil, Argentina and Italy, or even that of England, Germany, Croatia and Holland.

42. 1919 First Quarter World History - Din Timelines 18 Juan Antonio Orrego-salas, Santiago Chile, composer, is born. 23 - BobPaisley, English soccer player/trainer/manager of FC Liverpool, is born. http://din-timelines.com/1919.q1_timeline.shtml

Din Timelines World History Timelines 1919 q1 Timeline January William W Campbell, Canadian poet (Ian of the Orcades), dies at 60. Belorussian SSR established. Anti-British uprising in Ireland. Lithuania gains independence. Germany Sparticist Communist revolt begins in Berlin National Socialist Party (Nazi) forms as German Farmers Party. USA Theodore Roosevelt, 26th President , dies in New York at 60. Peter Altenberg, writer, dies at 59. amazon books Eight Men Out : The Black Sox and the 1919 World Series (The Black Sox and the 1919 World Series) by Eliot Asinof Our Price: Romania annexes Transylvania. 3 year old German communist party (Spartacus) crushed. Sports Dutch Soccer team OSV forms. Sports Rosa Luxemburg, Marxist revolutionary, murdered. Frank Wedekind's "Die letzten Tage der Menschheit," premieres. Karl Liebknecht, Marxist revolutionary, murdered at 47. Semana Tragica (Tragic Week): Bloodbath in Buenos Aires. Jaroslav Jeremias, composer, dies at 19. 18th Amendment ? ratified by 3/4 of states. Goes into affect jan 16 1920 Repealed in feb 20 1933 by the 21st Amendment ?

43. 2003 Manhattanville Men S Soccer Preview The Manhattanville Men’s soccer team played the most competitive schedule in thehistory One starting spot opens up with senior Juan salas (Nyack, NY), http://www.mville.edu/athletics/sports/msoc/03_season/03_preview/03preview.htm

44. World Cup 2002 - ABC Sport France defender marcel Desailly became only the second player ever to be sent soccer fans Uninterested corporate fat cats are getting World Cup seats http://www.abc.net.au/worldcup2002/items/1998main.htm

ABC Home Radio Television News - - ABC Sport Sites - - ABC Sport Sport news AFL Basketball Cricket Dash Golf Grandstand Netball Rugby League Rugby Union SANFL Soccer Swimming Tasmanian Hockey Tennis ...the Fat WAFL Winter Olympics WNBL Home Results Groups Teams ... Venues Posted: Thursday, April 25, 2002 1998: France claims victory at home Zinedine Zidane scores the first of his two goals in France's 3-0 win over Brazil Swollen by a further eight teams, taking the number of finalists from 24 to 32, the 1998 tournament in France underscored the World Cup's position as the king of sports events. The 64 matches were watched by a total television audience estimated at 36 billion, an average of more than 550 million per game. The final alone attracted two billion viewers, roughly a third of the planet. Fittingly host nation France were to lift the trophy, Aime Jacquet's side gathering unstoppable momentum as the tournament progressed before defeating Brazil 3-0 in a one-sided final at the gleaming 80,000-seat Stade de France. The star of the show for France was Zinedine Zidane, who bounced back from the shame of a red card against Saudi Arabia early in the competition to score two goals in the final. Brazil's campaign ended in mysterious circumstances, with star player Ronaldo excluded from the team-sheet for the final before being cleared to play.

45. Football Players' Nicknames :: Soccerphile The picturesque world of soccer is full of eccentric characters, Desailly,marcel (FRA), Beast. Di Livio, Angelo (ITA), Soldatino, Little Soldier http://www.soccerphile.com/soccerphile/news/nicknames2.html

Search Euro 2004 Portugal Soccer Shop Football News ... Home Soccerphile CONTENT About Us Advertise with Us Archives Betting Book Reviews Contact Us Currency Converter Discussion Board Guestbook Home i-mode/WAP Links News News Ticker Portugal 2004 Search Shop Site Map World Cup 2002 World Cup 2006 Partners: GoodsFromJapan JapanVisitor PortugalVisitor Home ... Football News Player Nicknames Players' Nicknames Ozren Podnar reports... Will "The Braveheart" resist "The Emperor", and "The Phantom" fool "Big Pete"? A B C D ... Team Nicknames The excitement that the Champions League is currently generating is hard to bear , especially when we know that "The Phantom" will be sneaking up to "Big Pete's" goal, while on the other end, standing behind "The Pig", will be no other than "Genghis Khan"! How could we not tremble at the thought of "The Emperor" and the "Little Witch" trying to break "The Braveheart", with the "Eastern Wind" right in their faces?

46. Panama News Briefs salas was replaced as minister by Arnulfo Escalona, a member of a large On September 21, in the wake of a hardplayed soccer game at the Los Andes http://www.thepanamanews.com/pn/v_08/issue_18/news_briefs.html

News Business Editorial Opinion ... Archive also in this section: Bush's national security policy USARSO moving to the States Panama News Briefs Salas nomination approved in record time RP gives US access to some maritime records Posada Carriles to go on trial October 3 Proposed new censorship law Former publisher called to testify Prosecutor moves to put reporters on trial Panamanian becomes Miss Universe After Donald Trump's organization deposed Russian policewoman Oxana Federova as this year's Miss Universe, the crown passed to the runner-up, Miss Panama Justine Pasek, who was crowned on September 24. The precise reason for Federova's ouster has not been stated by either Trump or Federova, though the pageant cited unspecified contract breaches. Pasek's elevation occupied the front pages of Panama's daily newspapers for several days. Assembly calls for Miss World boycott Supreme Court denies Cochez's habeas data claim In an even more significant blow the freedom of information law, the Supreme Court denied a petition by the former Christian Democrat mayor of Panama City and legislator Willy Cochez, who wanted to know the names and salaries of all alternate legislators (suplentes) who are on the government payroll. Comptroller General Alvin Weeden refused to divulge the information, and the court ruled that since Cochez doesn't have a direct personal interest in knowning these things, he has no right to that information. Essentially the court held that government spending, and especially corruption, are none of the public's business. Abstaining from the decision were three of the nine magistrates, Arnulfo Arjona, Graciela Dixon and César Pereira. Transparency International's Fernando Berguido called the decision "a death blow to the Transparency Law."

47. FIFA.com The Official Web Site Of The Fédération Internationale De Football As Translate this page Travessa do Pa§o, 23 salas 405/406. CENTRO - RIO DE JANEIRO - RJ. 20010-170 01231-000. BRA. Email marcel@figer.com.br. Tel +55-11/231 0888 http://www.fifa.com/en/regulations/agents/agentnamesList/0,1529,BRAPAG,00.html

Friday, 16 September 2005 Home News Youth Women's History of Football Developing the Game FIFA Fair Play Marketing Media Services FIFA Organisation Regulations Regulations for Status and Transfer of Players Players' agents regulations Players' agents list Match agents regulations Match agents list advanced search Players' agents list in Brazil ALMEIDA Flavio Marcelo Ram.3 Assessoria Esportiva e Eventos Ltda Rua Sete de Setembro 92, sala 1101 CENTRO RJ BRA Email: fma@ram3sports.com.br Tel: Fax: Mobile: ALMEIDA Joel Leao Rua Cel. Durval de Matos, 1263 - sala 501 COSTA AZUL - SALVADOR BA BRA Email: joelzanata@atarde.com.br Tel: Fax: Mobile: ALVES DOS SANTOS Ornedes NSPORTS Ltda. Rua Gal. Polli Coelho 633 TARUMA-CURITIBA PR BRA Email: nene.sports@bol.com.br Tel: Fax: Mobile: ANDRADE Roberto de Queiroz Rua Dr. Luiz Inacio Pessoa de Melo, 81 apto 2191 BOA VIAGEM-RECIFE-PE BRA Email: roberto_deandrade@hotmail.com Tel: Fax: Mobile: AREIAS Joao Enrique Sportlink Marketing Esportivo Rua Marques de Sao Vicente, 124 Sala 203 - Gavea 124 Sala 203 Gavea RIO DE JANEIRO BRA Email: sportlinkerra@terra.es

48. FIFA.com Le Site Officiel De La Fédération Internationale De Football Associat Translate this page Travessa do Pa§o, 23 salas 405/406. CENTRO - RIO DE JANEIRO - RJ. 20010-170 01231-000. BRA. Email marcel@figer.com.br. Tél +55-11/231 0888 http://www.fifa.com/fr/regulations/agents/agentnamesList/0,1529,BRAPAG,00.html

Vendredi, 16 septembre 2005 Une Football Masculin Football Histoire du football du Jeu FIFA Fair Play Marketing Organisation de la FIFA publications Agents de joueurs et de matches Liste Agents de Joueurs Liste Agents de matches Agents de joueurs et de matches Liste Agents de joueurs in Br©sil ALMEIDA Flavio Marcelo Ram.3 Assessoria Esportiva e Eventos Ltda Rua Sete de Setembro 92, sala 1101 CENTRO RJ BRA Email: fma@ram3sports.com.br Fax: Mobile: ALMEIDA Joel Leao Rua Cel. Durval de Matos, 1263 - sala 501 COSTA AZUL - SALVADOR BA BRA Email: joelzanata@atarde.com.br Fax: Mobile: ALVES DOS SANTOS Ornedes NSPORTS Ltda. Rua Gal. Polli Coelho 633 TARUMA-CURITIBA PR BRA Email: nene.sports@bol.com.br Fax: Mobile: ANDRADE Roberto de Queiroz Rua Dr. Luiz Inacio Pessoa de Melo, 81 apto 2191 BOA VIAGEM-RECIFE-PE BRA Email: roberto_deandrade@hotmail.com Fax: Mobile: AREIAS Joao Enrique Sportlink Marketing Esportivo Rua Marques de Sao Vicente, 124 Sala 203 - Gavea 124 Sala 203 Gavea RIO DE JANEIRO BRA Email: sportlinkerra@terra.es Fax: Mobile: ARRUDA Diogo de Macedo Travessa do Pa§o, 23 salas 405/406

49. World Cup Capsules: A Detailed Look At 32 Participating Nations. Key players F Ivan Zamorano (Inter Milan, Italy), F Marcelo salas Another formerMajor League soccer player, F Shaun Bartlett, also is in the mix. http://www.soccertimes.com/worldcup/capsules.htm

World Cup schedule, results World Cup group standings World Cup team rosters World Cup capsules: A detailed look at 32 participating nations. By Jerry Langdon Gannett News Service (Wednesday, June 3, 1998) The final rosters have been submitted by the 32 nations participating in the World Cup in France. If form holds true in the early rounds, the quarterfinals would be: * Italy vs. France. * Brazil vs. Nigeria or Spain. * Netherlands vs. Argentina. * Germany vs. England. The semifinals might then pair juggernauts Brazil and Argentina, with European powers vying for the other finals slot setting up South America versus Europe for the crown. Among top second-round pairings, if favorites win in the first round: * France vs. Nigeria. * Germany vs. Belgium or Mexico (runnerup in Group E). * Netherlands vs. Yugoslavia or United States (runnerup in Group F). * England vs. Croatia. Jerry Langdon is the Gannett News Service sports editor and can be e-mailed at jlangdon@gns.gannett.com Here are updated capsules of the 32 participating nations: Team by team capsules by group (Key: F - forward; M - midfielder; D - defender; GK - goalkeeper)

50. World Cup: Norway Beats Brazil, Advances With Referees’ Help. for elbowing striker marcelo salas, who theatrically fell to the ground. Joseph Ndo (Laurent Etame 83), marcel Mahouve, Francois Omam Biyick, http://www.soccertimes.com/worldcup/1998/games/jun23.htm

World Cup schedule, results World Cup television schedule World Cup group standings World Cup team rosters World Cup: Norway beats Brazil, advances with referees’ help. By Jerry Langdon Gannett News Service (Tuesday, June 23, 1998) Morocco and Cameroon came close to joining Nigeria as African representatives in the second round of the World Cup, but both fell victim today, with officiating decisions playing key roles one direct, one indirect. Morocco appeared to be qualified from Group A following a 3-0 rout of Scotland, and with Brazil leading Norway 1-0 after Bebeto's goal in the 78th minute. But Norway, needing a win, scored two goals in the last eight minutes. With time running out, U.S. referee Esse Baharmast called defender Junior Baiano for excessive contact with striker Tore Andre Flo in the box, and Kjetil Rekdal converted the ensuing penalty kick in the 89th minute. Brazil players protested, saying the contact was minimal if at all, but to no avail. The victory put Norway at 1-0-2 and five points, one ahead of Morocco, which finished at 1-1-1 and four points. Brazil already had clinched Group A with two earlier victories but went all-out against a Norway team that in two matches the past couple years had beaten Brazil once and drawn once and whose coach Egil Olsen had boasted about it. "It's incredible," Olsen said. "I'm amazed at what happened."

51. ESPN.com Soccernet England: News For Monday December 2, 2002 Tottenham are keen to sign marcelo salas from Italian giants Juventus, accordingto the Chelsea captain marcel Desailly has accused his former French http://www.soccernet.com/england/news/2002/1202/

document.write(''); click here.... HOME ENGLAND NEWS CLUBS ... STORE ESPN Network: ESPN.com ABCSports EXPN Fantasy Games ... ESPNdeportes.com - NEWS Monday, December 2, 2002 No rift with Viduka, insists Kewell Harry Kewell has denied he has a rift with Leeds and Australia team-mate Mark Viduka. United: Lazio have not paid Stam debt Manchester United have refuted claims by Lazio they had settled all monies from the £16million sale of Jaap Stam 16 months ago. Westerveld blasts Houllier over Dudek Former Liverpool goalkeeper Sander Westerveld has criticised Reds boss Gerard Houllier for not standing by his current number one Jerzy Dudek. Cole charged over ref abuse Arsenal defender Ashley Cole has been charged with misconduct by the FA relating to an incident in the match at Southampton. Keane returns to United training Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson confirmed tonight that Roy Keane will be back in full time training later this week. Defender and striker are Roeder's January targets Glenn Roeder wants to sign a defender and a striker when the transfer window opens in January. United hope Blanc and Veron can face Clarets Manchester United are expected to field as strong a side as possible against Burnley in the Worthington Cup.

52. Login BOYS soccer. B ville Hanna vs. Ray at Cabaniss11 am. GIRLS soccer marcel Siem,Germany6567 - 132. Soren Hansen, Denmark66-67 - 133 http://www.caller.com/ccct/local_results/article/0,1641,CCCT_11846_2601727,00.ht

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53. UNERP - 2000 Rev Results Washington Simpson, Cooks (salas 72 ), Goodlett (Cooks 82 ), Talley, Aunger, Referee Mr. marcel Yonan Referee s Assistants Mr. Peter Kokolski Mr. http://www.nhsoccer.com/rev/2000/match/game30-00.htm

Match #30 - August 30, 2000 Foxboro Stadium Foxboro, MA New England 1 Washington Sommer Saves, Morales Delivers Print those playoff tickets. New England strengthened their post season hopes courtesy of a Jose Luis Morales 59th minute goal in what can only be described as a very ugly match. Juergen Sommer kicked an A.J. Wood shot aside that looked destined to equalize in stoppage time to keep his sheet clean. The Peter Principle was never more evident as NE sunk to their opponents level. DC, missing 7 regulars due to national team commitments held the run of play in the first half and it looked like the Mid-Michigan Bucks all over again. With William Sunsing out of the lineup due to his call up to the Costa Rican national side, Morales got his chance and didn't give up, firing a blind shot through a gaggle of players and into the far side of Scott Simpson's goal. Mauricio Wright played an outstanding match, spurring the Rev in the second half with his hard nosed play. In the end, the Rev got the points and New England must now make the return trip to DC for the big doubleheader which features the US v. Guatemala WC qualifier. Goal Morales 59' New England Sommer, Pierce, Wright, Eyre, Alvarez, Franchino, Chronopoulos, Baba, Harkes, Morales (Wynalda 70'), Harris (Beasley 76')

54. 1998 World Cup Despite being reduced to ten men after marcel Desailly s expulsion in the 68thminute, salas (Chile), 4. Bebeto (Brazil), 3. Rivaldo (Brazil), 3 http://www.soccerhall.org/history/WorldCup_1998.htm

1998 FIFA World Cup Date Champion Runner-Up 3rd Place Host June 10 - July 12 France Brazil Croatia France The 16th FIFA World Cup was the largest ever, contested by 32 teams with 64 matches played. The eight groups of four teams were spread out throughout France in the ten new or refurbished stadiums, with the opening game and the final held in the splendid new Stade de France just north of Paris. 32 countries meant 30 qualifying spots, providing more opportunities for teams from Africa and Asia. The four-team groups also reflected the geographical spread, with all but one of the pools comprising two Europeans, one from the Americas and one from Africa or Asia. As is often the case with the FIFA World Cup, the opening round threw up its fair share of surprises, with certain favorites having to make way for a few unfancied lesser lights in the second round. Spain failed to break their FIFA World Cup hoodoo after a slow start and despite a grandstand finish. Facing a race against the odds after a 3-2 loss to Nigeria in their opener, Javier Clemente's side racked up six goals against the hapless Bulgarians only for Paraguay to beat the group-leading Super Eagles and qualify at Spain's expense.

55. Junior College Men The NSCAA is an organization of soccer coaches and others who wish to allythemselves with D, marcel Miskela, So., North Country Community College, NY http://www.nscaa.com/scripts/runisa.dll?m2:gp::14028 awards/2002/allregT/JCM

56. Ciudad Translate this page ¿Que tal ver, en el mismo escenario a marcel Masue o algunas de las principales Contamos con cerca de 50 salas equipadas con tecnología de vanguardia en http://www.muniags.gob.mx/default.asp?p=7052

57. Can Money Buy Chelsea's Success? Vieri, Marcelo salas, and Alessandro Nesta are typical of the standard of playerswho were to Women’s soccer analysis What went wrong against Wheaton? http://maroon.uchicago.edu/sports/articles/2003/10/16/can_money_buy_chelse.php

@import url("/css/global.css"); @import url("/css/screen-layout.css"); The independent student newspaper of the University of Chicago since 1892 Advanced Search / Archives Preferences By Omar Al-Ubaydli October 16, 2003 in Sports Football fans around the globe have watched with intrigue as Chelsea has transformed from a large, debt-laden group of overpaid mercenaries into an even larger group of overpaid mercenaries backed by the checkbook of Russian oil billionaire Roman Abramovich. Naturally, the question on everyone’s lips is: will they win anything? To begin, let us quickly review some of the vast talent that has congregated at Stamford Bridge: Hernan Crespo, Claude Makelele, Juan-Sebastien Veron, Damian Duff, and Wayne Bridge are but a few of the legion that has reinforced a team that already included the likes of Marcel Desailly, Frank Lampard, and Jimmy-Floyd Hasselbaink. There is little doubt that no team in Europe, and possibly not even any national team, can boast Chelsea’s depth. Remember that Chelsea’s second-11 finished fourth in last season’s premier league. Add to this over $150 million of world-class talent, and, on paper, Chelsea is a strong contender for any competition they enter. Surely there must be a catch, right? You cannot simply pay your way to immediate and long-lasting success. Look at Inter, Lazio, and Fulham: each of these three clubs has thrown money at their respective squads and finished with little to show for their extravagance. Yet Chelsea is different. Inter, Lazio, and Fulham all made distinct but critical errors that were bound to take the wheels off the spend-your-way-to-glory train, and Chelsea appears to have avoided all three routes to oblivion.

58. Porter Henderson Library - New Books - July 1-10, 2005 New York marcel Dekker. TK9 .K39 2004 Kaplan, SM (2004). C63 2001 Coachingyouth soccer (3rd ed.). Champaign, IL Human Kinetics. GV943.8 . http://www.angelo.edu/services/library/newbooks/newbooks17.htm

Porter Henderson Library LIBRARY HOME GUEST RESOURCES NEW BOOKS HOME NEW BOOKS IN THE PORTER HENDERSON LIBRARY FOR THE WEEK(S) OF 1-10 July, 2005 AE5 .W55 2005 v. 1-22 The World Book encyclopedia . Chicago: World Book. BF39 .E497 2003 v. 1-2 : Fernández Ballesteros, R. (Ed.). (2003). Encyclopedia of psychological assessment . Thousand Oaks, CA: SAGE Publications. : Aitchison, J. (2003). A glossary of language and mind . New York: Oxford University Press. : Wishart, D. J. (Ed.). (2004). Encyclopedia of the Great Plains . Lincoln, NE: University of Nebraska Press. Mexico: An encyclopedia of contemporary culture and history . Santa Barbara, CA: ABC-CLIO. : Pitzl, G. R. (2004). Encyclopedia of human geography . Westport, CT: Greenwood Pub. GT507 .E53 2005 v. 1-3 : Steele, V. (Ed.). (2005). Encyclopedia of clothing and fashion . Farmington Hills, MI: Charles Scribner's Sons. Series: Scribner Library of Daily Life. : Mathison, S. (2005). Encyclopedia of evaluation . Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage. Dictionary of strategy: Strategic management A-Z . Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications.

59. Sporting Heroes - Photographs And Pictures Of Sporting Heroes Mauricio Aros, Marcelo salas, Ivan Zamorano (c) 10 Cesar Sampaio (11), 20Cesar Sampaio (27), 1998 soccer World Cup Finals Results (France) http://www.sporting-heroes.net/football-heroes/stats_football/world_cups/world_c

information athletics heroes cricket heroes football heroes golf heroes ... write for us 1998 Football World Cup Finals Results (France) Second Round ITALY - NORWAY 1:0 (1:0) 27.06.98 (15.30) Marseilles, Stade Vélodrome (Attendance: 60000) ITALY: Gianluca Pagliuca, Alessandro Costacurta, Giuseppe Bergomi, Paolo Maldini (c), Fabio Cannavaro, Demetrio Albertini (72 Gianluca Pessotto), Dino Baggio, Luigi Di Biagio, Francesco Moriero (63 Angelo Di Livio), Alessandro Del Piero (77 Enrico Chiesa), Christian Vieri NORWAY: Frode Grodas (c), Henning Berg, Dan Eggen, Ronnie Johnsen, Stig Inge Bjornebye, Havard Flo (73 Ole Gunnar Solskjaer), Oyvind Leonhardsen (13 Roar Strand, 40 Staale Solbakken), Kjetil Rekdal, Vidar Riseth, Erik Mykland, Tore Andre Flo 1:0 Christian Vieri (18) booked: Paolo Maldini, Luigi Di Biagio, Francesco Moriero / Havard Flo, Kjetil Rekdal, Erik Mykland Referee: Heynemann (Germany) click here to return to 1998 world cup results BRAZIL - CHILE 4:1 (3:0) 27.06.98 (20.00) Paris, Parc des Princes (Attendance: 49000)

60. Richard Stockton Vs Manhattanville (10/06/04) M 2 marcel Hostin . 1 1 - D 3 Brian Klein - - - - D 3 David Baran . 3 3 1 1 10 Juan salas . - - - - 19 Chris DePolis. http://www.stockton.edu/ospreys/pictures/ms/2004/ms1006.htm

Richard Stockton vs Manhattanville (10/06/04) Box Score Soccer Box Score Soccer Box Score (Final) RICHARD STOCKTON SOCCER Richard Stockton vs Manhattanville (10/06/04 at Purchase, NY)

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