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The Citizens<br />
West Midlands (Regional) League<br />
Darlaston Town (1874) F.C.<br />
Vs<br />
<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Martins</strong> F.C.<br />
Kick off 3 p.m.<br />
Saturday <strong>12</strong>th August 20<strong>17</strong> Programme Price Price £2.00 £1.00
The Citizens Club Directory<br />
Chairman:<br />
Vice Chairman<br />
Secretary:<br />
Treasurer:<br />
Neil Chambers<br />
Tel: 07976 752698<br />
Garry Hale<br />
Tel: 07791139288<br />
Gil Preece<br />
Tel: 07593281513<br />
Bob Jones<br />
Club Directors Neil Chambers Keith Chambers<br />
Rose Burley<br />
Bob Jones<br />
General Commiee<br />
Neil Chambers Garry Hale<br />
Gil Preece Bob Jones<br />
Anton Allen Dave <strong>St</strong>eventon<br />
Rose Burley George Hancox<br />
Keith Chambers Craig Wilkinson<br />
Team Manager<br />
Andy Parkes<br />
Assistant Manager Andy Thomas<br />
Coaches Shaun Bolton <strong>St</strong>ephen Coyne Joel Waite<br />
Club Photographer Jayne Cartwright Coven Photography<br />
Ground Address<br />
The Paycare Ground<br />
Bentley Leisure Pavilion<br />
Bentley Road North<br />
Bentley<br />
WALSALL<br />
WS2 0EA<br />
Telephone 01922 616165<br />
Email general@darlastontown1874fc.com<br />
Website www.darlastontown1874fc.com<br />
Programme printed by Tom Giles & Co, OLDBURY.<br />
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The Chairman's Notes<br />
Today we extend a warm welcome to The Paycare<br />
Ground to the players, officials and supporters of <strong>St</strong><br />
Mar9ns FC. Win, lose or draw our visitors will be most<br />
welcome to join us in the clubhouse for hospitality.<br />
The last 14 days have been extremely busy for<br />
everyone. Firstly we were delighted to hear the news<br />
that we were successful in two grant applica9ons. We<br />
have received £1k from the Comic Relief Community Cash Fund towards<br />
new tables and chairs and also received confirma9on that we have been<br />
awarded £10k from Big Lo>ery Fund towards the upgrade and<br />
refurbishment of the clubhouse toilets.<br />
We also published our 5 Year Plan. It shows our priori9es over 5 years<br />
including mee9ng <strong>St</strong>ep 6 and <strong>St</strong>ep 5 ground grading requirements, seBng<br />
up junior/youth teams and laying out our financial plans. The plan is<br />
published on the website but paper copies are available behind the bar.<br />
Also we had to make sure everything was ready on and off the field for last<br />
Saturday. Off the field the club house was spruced up with rubbish<br />
removed, carpets wet cleaned, minor repairs undertaken and woodwork<br />
wiped down. Lynne and Garry Hale did a fantas9c job refurbishing the<br />
home dressing room, which now looks an absolute picture. Simon Cox did<br />
a magnificent job upda9ng the website and producing last week’s<br />
programme. Gil Preece, Dave <strong>St</strong>eventon and others have been brilliant in<br />
preparing and maintaining the pitch, grounds and surrounding areas.<br />
On the playing side Andy and his team worked their socks off to sign<br />
players, organise training, sort out tracksuits, polo tops etc, finalise squad<br />
selec9on and get everything prepared for the first League game.<br />
I am proud and privileged to be Chairman of this club, everyone pulled<br />
together to be absolutely spot on last Saturday. Everyone’s efforts were<br />
rewarded with a big a>endance, a hard fought 1-0 win against a very good<br />
Old Wulfs team and plenty of excellent feedback from everyone.<br />
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View from the Dugout<br />
The game on Saturday was a good<br />
contest end to end at times and<br />
would have been a good watch for<br />
the neutral fan. I was very impressed<br />
with the Old Wulfs side they have<br />
some good players and are well<br />
drilled and organised, also they<br />
move the ball around park really<br />
well. They were unlucky to leave The<br />
Paycare Ground empty handed but<br />
that’s football. `<br />
Aaron Morris “Mozza” kept us in the<br />
game on three occasions he was<br />
simply brilliant on Saturday. All the work he has been doing in preseason<br />
with Goal Keeping Coach Shaun Bolton is now starting to<br />
show. I was pleased with the result, at times we played some good<br />
stuff. We have a NO EXUSES policy in the squad, every player<br />
gave their all on the pitch, which is what I demand, we had to dig in<br />
at times and showed a resilient stubborn side to our game which<br />
was pleasing to see. We can’t always have the ball, but it’s how we<br />
react when we lose it that’s key, this is a tough league and at times<br />
this season there will be games like the one on last Saturday where<br />
we have to adapt and find a way to win.<br />
Today we play <strong>St</strong> <strong>Martins</strong> we know they have quality in their squad<br />
and we have to be focused and ready for the challenge. Despite<br />
their opening day defeat to Bromyard they will be traveling to The<br />
Paycare Ground looking to secure their first three points of the<br />
season. Every game is sure to be hard-fought, so we have to be<br />
focused, correctly prepared and give everything in every game this<br />
season.<br />
For me this game is very unpredictable on paper, which <strong>St</strong>. Martin’s<br />
team will turn up and how they will set up and play. During the<br />
summer, they have recruited high-calibre players and are a<br />
dangerous side. They have some good attacking players with one in<br />
particular we will need to keep a close eye on. The support from the<br />
Darlaston faithful last week was great and we will need the same<br />
support again this week to secure another three points. I hope you<br />
all enjoy the game, and we will be doing our best to achieve another<br />
win.<br />
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What Darlaston Town (1874) FC<br />
means to<br />
Pete Burke<br />
Many, many years ago when I was a boy my father introduced me to<br />
many sports but football was a must every Saturday during the<br />
season – his Wolves passion most weeks but if not the Old Gold then<br />
it was to The City Ground Waverley Road to watch my hometown<br />
team "Darlo". It was a thrill to play a school game there although<br />
being a goalkeeper when defending the Slater <strong>St</strong>reet goal was a<br />
challenge as the slope meant you couldn’t see what was happening in<br />
the other half of the pitch. My father always seemed to have<br />
connections with the Club, mostly via work and as a referee, knowing<br />
players and club officials.<br />
In the early 1980s as my Saturday’s playing rugby began to lessen I<br />
came back to my roots and Darlo footy. I joined the Committee then<br />
was Club Secretary – the taking minutes, not in a dress and high<br />
heels. Getting to know players, sometimes being transport to away<br />
games, manning the bar and sharing meetings with some of today’s<br />
Committee members. My late wife often ended up typing up minutes<br />
as she was more proficient than me!<br />
Times change and so does one’s involvement. I joined Walsall Rugby<br />
Club’s Committee and had the unpopular job of Membership<br />
Secretary. I started to travel to Scotland to watch <strong>St</strong>enhousemuir (my<br />
dad had played for the Royal Engineers against them) and was<br />
reunited with the team now known as The New Saints (TNS - League<br />
of Wales champions and regular Champions League qualifiers) having<br />
followed them as a village team where my parents had a caravan.<br />
During those years I always kept up with Darlo footy news though<br />
unable to find time to get to games. In recent years I have cut back<br />
on travelling so <strong>St</strong>enny and TNS have been cut back, though being<br />
Walsall RFC’s photographer for the last 8 season’s has kept me busy. I<br />
still managed to watch Darlo games but not as many as I would've<br />
liked.<br />
This coming season I hope to get to more games and even take a few<br />
photos, putting some on Facebook to ignite a spark with local friends<br />
who like me have lost interest in ‘League’ football and try to get them<br />
following grassroots – specifically "The Citizens".<br />
So, with lots of changes on the playing side this season there are new<br />
players, characters, supporters to get to know. Always a friendly club<br />
I have already made new acquaintances and look forward to watching<br />
the Club progress and hopefully support the Club to promotion".<br />
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Match Report<br />
Saturday 5th August Kick Off 3 pm<br />
Darlaston Town (1874) 1 Old Wulfrunians 0<br />
The football season got under way at The Paycare Ground with Darlaston<br />
picking up all three points in a tight affair against an excellent Old Wulfs<br />
side. Despite heavy downpours in the morning the game was mostly<br />
played in bright sunshine on a superb playing surface in front of the third<br />
consecutive crowd of more than 100.<br />
Darlaston made a bright<br />
start and had the better<br />
of the early exchanges<br />
with little penetration.<br />
The visitors responded<br />
and quickly asserted<br />
themselves with some<br />
excellent forward play.<br />
The pace and trickery of<br />
man of the match Noah<br />
Diallo and Keenan<br />
Barrett creating real<br />
difficulties for an at<br />
times over worked<br />
Darlaston defence. Diallo<br />
was a thorn in the home team's side all game bringing three excellent<br />
saves from the impressive Aaron Morris in the Darlaston goal. Firstly an<br />
angled shot from 20 yards brought a superb diving save from Morris,<br />
then Morris blocked with his legs as Diallo burst in to the box and the<br />
keeper was again in action with a finger tip save low to his left.<br />
Despite their pressure<br />
the visitors did not have<br />
it all their own way and<br />
some neat flowing<br />
football from the home<br />
side created half<br />
chances for Hayden<br />
Hughes and Scott<br />
Broadway but the<br />
visiting keeper Jamie<br />
Bostock saved easily on<br />
both occasions.<br />
Old Wulfs had the<br />
better of the<br />
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half with Darlaston fortunate to go into the break all square.<br />
The visitors were made to rue their missed chances as Darlaston<br />
scored the only goal of the game in the first minute of the second<br />
half. With their best move of the game Hughes and Seweryn<br />
Brzostowski combined well on the right to set up Martin <strong>St</strong>anton who<br />
slipped past his marker to poke home from 6 yards into the top<br />
corner beyond the advancing Bostock.<br />
The goal gave the home side confidence and the second half was<br />
more evenly contested, both sides playing neat controlled football.<br />
Adam Broom and Jack Rowley were superb at the heart of the Old<br />
Wulfs defence setting up Billy Morgan and Liam McEnoy to make<br />
attacking midfield runs. For the home side Lucas Hough and Ryan<br />
McAllister were rock solid whilst Luke Charlton, Dave Richards and<br />
Ant Follows worked tirelessly in midfield to thwart the visitors<br />
attacking threat whilst also setting up opportunities for Hughes and<br />
Broadway.<br />
As the 2nd half<br />
progressed it<br />
became clear that it<br />
was to be<br />
Darlaston's day and<br />
whilst the visitors<br />
were lively up front,<br />
the Darlaston<br />
defence were<br />
resolute and keeper<br />
Morris<br />
in<br />
magnificent form.<br />
The home side had<br />
the best two<br />
chances of the half<br />
as they looked to extend their lead and put the game beyond the<br />
visitors reach. Firstly Broadway brought the ball down and swivelled<br />
some 25 yards out unleashing a viciously swerving volley which beat<br />
keeper Bostick all ends up before thudding against the cross bar and<br />
rebounding to safety. In the closing minutes Hughes looked to have<br />
settled the game , he out muscled Jack Rowley to get clear in the<br />
box but, to the despair of the Darlaston faithful his 8 yard shot hit<br />
the legs of Bostick.<br />
Some late Old Wulfs pressure was repelled and the home side held<br />
out for the three points.<br />
On this evidence both sides will have a good season with top 6<br />
finishes predicted.<br />
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New Second 5 Year Plan Revealed<br />
Last week ,the club released a second 5 year plan, the first being published in<br />
October 2013. The extremely detailed document is available from download from<br />
our website. The plan looks at both on field and off field activities, setting out the<br />
club priorities over the next 5 years.<br />
The main priorities over the next 5 years are -<br />
• To play at the highest possible level and meet <strong>St</strong>ep 5 Ground grading<br />
requirements<br />
• To upgrade the ground and facilities firstly to meet <strong>St</strong>ep 6 grading and then<br />
meet <strong>St</strong>ep 5 grading by<br />
◊ subject to finishing in a promotion spot raise matched contribution funds<br />
(estimated at £40k) to meet <strong>St</strong>ep 6 grading requirements<br />
◊ subject to finishing in a promotion spot raise a further £25,000 to meet<br />
<strong>St</strong>ep 5 grading<br />
◊ allocating further funds to undertake additional works to improve existing<br />
facilities<br />
• To have at least 4 Darlaston Town (1874) FC junior/youth teams<br />
• To provide coaching and facilities for a Summer Coaching School and/or<br />
Goalkeeping school for youngsters between 11-16 years of age<br />
• Increase participation and volunteering of younger people (under 25 years)<br />
at Bentley Leisure Pavilion<br />
• Create opportunities for older people to become more active and involved at<br />
Bentley Leisure Pavilion<br />
• Develop new relationships with at least 3 schools and colleges<br />
• Provide opportunities for skills development in sports, administration and<br />
other areas<br />
• Provide volunteering opportunities to at least 10 people across all areas of<br />
the club<br />
• Increase by at least 20% the use of Bentley Leisure Pavilion as a business<br />
hire & community venue<br />
• Promote, market and develop the role the club plays in the wider community<br />
• Forge better relationships with the voluntary community<br />
• Ensure financial sustainability by increasing total income by 15% and<br />
achieving a financial surplus every year<br />
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Player & Managem<br />
Aaron Morris Jay Handley Sam Causton<br />
Sam Giles<br />
Sponsored by<br />
Alan Dulleston<br />
Sponsored by<br />
Andy Butler<br />
Sponsored by<br />
Pete & Alma Davies<br />
Lucas Hough Ryan McAllister Liam Cox<br />
Mar7n <strong>St</strong>anton<br />
Sponsored by<br />
Derek Rogers<br />
Sponsored by<br />
Graham & Brian Lloyd<br />
Sponsored by<br />
Pete & Azza Iddles<br />
Nick Lewis Ricky Kelly Sam Baxter<br />
Jack Whitehouse<br />
Sponsored by<br />
Garry & Lynne Hale<br />
Sponsored by<br />
Adam & George Hancocks<br />
Sponsored by<br />
Keith Chambers<br />
Andy Parkes<br />
<strong>12</strong>
ent Sponsorships<br />
Ryan Kingdon Sev Brzostowski Ashley Jus7n Richard Joyce<br />
Sponsored by<br />
Mr & Mrs Kingdon<br />
Sponsored by<br />
Neil Chambers<br />
Dave Richards Luke Charlton Ant Follows<br />
Daryl Westwood<br />
Sponsored by<br />
Howard Green & Family<br />
Sponsored by<br />
Anton Allen<br />
Sponsored by<br />
Lee and Ann Hughes<br />
Sponsored by<br />
<strong>St</strong>an Jackson<br />
Hayden Hughes<br />
Sco Broadway<br />
<strong>St</strong>eve Mason<br />
Sam Melia<br />
Sponsored by<br />
Neil Chambers<br />
Sponsored by<br />
Sue & Bob Jones<br />
Andy Thomas Shaun Bolton <strong>St</strong>ephen Coyne Joel Waite<br />
Sponsored by<br />
Dave Haskett<br />
Sponsored by<br />
Gil Preece<br />
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Inside the Changing Room<br />
After the end of last<br />
season, the Club<br />
Committee decided<br />
upon a schedule of<br />
works that needed<br />
completion before the<br />
league season started<br />
on 5th August.<br />
Two of the jobs were<br />
to replace the flooring<br />
and re-paint the home<br />
dressing room. The<br />
flooring was replaced<br />
in July, but during the<br />
week before the<br />
League season started, the paint pots and tape came out to change<br />
the old magnolia and brown colour scheme to a modern Darlaston<br />
Blue and Grey one. The two photographs on this page clearly show<br />
the old and new.<br />
Whilst we talk about home changing rooms, they are in inner<br />
sanctum, the most secretive place in any football club, where no one<br />
dare enter without the express permission of the Manager, not even<br />
the Chairman attempts<br />
to try and get in.<br />
Manager Andy Parkes<br />
has a tried and tested<br />
routine on match day,<br />
he said “All players<br />
must report at least an<br />
hour & half before kickoff.<br />
Players relax by<br />
listening to music<br />
whilst getting<br />
themselves focused<br />
and in the zone for the<br />
match, around 2pm we<br />
see the lads leave the<br />
dressing room ready<br />
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for the warm up<br />
process to begin.<br />
Players return to the<br />
dressing room, the<br />
final detail, tactics etc<br />
for the game are<br />
discussed. This is the<br />
chance for players to<br />
get rubs and go<br />
through any last<br />
minute rituals before<br />
they enter the tunnel<br />
for kick-off at 3pm”.<br />
The Management<br />
team run a tight ship<br />
which we saw last<br />
week as fines were<br />
issued out for players only 10 seconds late, then they must come<br />
dressed appropriately in club approved clothing, if not you’ve guessed<br />
it another fine, this sounds harsh, it is, but the fines are saved and<br />
will be spent at Christmas or the end of season party.<br />
Whatever happens after this even I don’t know, there is a lot to<br />
assume, but as soon as the door closes at 1 hour 15 minutes before<br />
kick-off that’s it, the world is locked out, it’s just Parkes, his coaches<br />
and the players, no<br />
one dares to try and<br />
get in.<br />
Everything is laid out<br />
for them, kit, drinks,<br />
even fruit, Haribo’s<br />
and sometimes Jaffa<br />
cakes. Thanks to our<br />
Roving Reporter<br />
Nicola Waite these<br />
photographs were<br />
taken before last<br />
week’s game against<br />
Old Wulfrunians to<br />
give you some idea<br />
what is laid out for<br />
the players<br />
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WMRL Division 1 Table<br />
Pos P W D L GD Pts<br />
1 Allsco> 1 1 0 0 5 3<br />
2 Newport Town 1 1 0 0 4 3<br />
3 Worcester Raiders 1 1 0 0 3 3<br />
4 Kington Town 1 1 0 0 2 3<br />
5 Team Dudley 1 1 0 0 2 3<br />
6 Bromyard Town 1 1 0 0 1 3<br />
7 Tipton Town 1 1 0 0 1 3<br />
8 Darlaston Town (1874) 1 1 0 0 1 3<br />
9 Wem Town 0 0 0 0 0 0<br />
10 <strong>St</strong>. Mar7ns 1 0 0 1 -1 0<br />
11 Telford Juniors 1 0 0 1 -1 0<br />
<strong>12</strong> Old Wulfrunians 1 0 0 1 -1 0<br />
13 Wrens Nest 1 0 0 1 -2 0<br />
14 Bustleholme 1 0 0 1 -2 0<br />
15 Wyrley 1 0 0 1 -3 0<br />
16 Gornal Athle9c 1 0 0 1 -4 0<br />
<strong>17</strong> Willenhall Town 1 0 0 1 -5 0<br />
Future Fixtures<br />
Saturday 19th August<br />
Darlaston Town (1874) FC<br />
Vs<br />
Willenhall Town<br />
Kick Off 3pm<br />
Wednesday 23rd August<br />
Tipton Town<br />
Vs<br />
Darlaston Town (1874) FC<br />
Kick Off 7.45pm<br />
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A Look Around the League<br />
Each week we will feature what is happening in Division One and in the Leagues.<br />
Last Saturday saw the two former Premier Division teams Gornal Athle9c and<br />
Willenhall Town suffer heavy away defeats. Goals from Tom Bradley, Si Jackson (2) Liam<br />
Bould, Jack Davies and Makhan saw fancied Newport Town win 6-2 against Gornal.<br />
Near neighbours Willenhall Town have had a torrid 9me recently and suffered 5-0 at<br />
the hands of newly promoted Shropshire based Allsco>.<br />
A hat trick from Sam Pearson and goals from Adam Webb and Tom Murphy saw<br />
Kington Town come from 2 goals down to beat Wrens Nest 5-3. On the 3G at Team<br />
Dudley the home side got off to a winning start, a brace apiece from Brad Cox and<br />
Vladut Lungo saw them beat Bustleholme 4-2.<br />
Newly promoted Telford Juniors took the lead from a 48 th minute penalty at Tipton<br />
Sports Academy before goals from Lewis Worsey and former Darlaston midfielder Sam<br />
Hesson saw Tipton Town win 2-1. Worcester Raiders raced into a 3-0 half 9me lead at<br />
home against Wyrley, Anthony Smith Shane Shallcross and Chris Cornes all on the<br />
scoresheet. The visitors made a fist of it in the 2 nd half with two goals but goals from<br />
Paul Smith and Richard Smith made the final score line 5-2 to the home side.<br />
Today’s visitors <strong>St</strong> Mar9ns fell behind to a first half Bromyard goal before James<br />
Durman equalised. Despite going down to ten men Bromyard got the winner to record<br />
a home win.<br />
In the Premier Division there were big wins for Smethwick 6-0 at home to Wellington<br />
Amateurs , Wolves Causals 7-0 at home to Malvern Town and Hereford Lads Club 5-2 at<br />
home to Wednesfield. In Division Two our neighbours FC Darlaston under former<br />
manager Sco> Bamford fell 4-0 at Wolverhampton United in their first ever League<br />
game. AFC Wednesbury picked up their first point in the League with a 1-1 draw at Rock<br />
Rovers whilst the biggest win of the day came at Warstone Wanderers who beat<br />
newcomers Ludlow 8-1<br />
Last weekend also saw some of the league’s Premier teams take part in the Extra<br />
Preliminary Round of The Emirates F.A. Cup, with Tividale and Wolverhampton Casuals<br />
progressing into the next round represen9ng the West Midlands League.<br />
Wellington had a long journey to Coleshill Town, Coleshill progressed to the next round<br />
running out 6-2 winners. Wolves Spor9ng lost out in a 9ghtly contested game against<br />
Haughmond, Bewdley were beaten by Hereford based WesLields 3-1. Tividale drew 1-1<br />
with Highgate , the replay taking place on Tuesday evening, Tividale running out 3-2<br />
winners. Wolverhampton Casuals played fellow West Mid’s Leaguers Malvern Town,<br />
who returned home aMer a 7-0 loss.<br />
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DARLASTON TOWN (1874)<br />
SQUAD LIST<br />
Aaron Morris<br />
Sam Causton<br />
Sam Giles<br />
Ryan Kingdon<br />
Lucas Hough<br />
Mar7n <strong>St</strong>anton<br />
Ryan McAllister<br />
Liam Cox<br />
Sewern Brzostowski<br />
Richard Joyce<br />
Sam Baxter<br />
Luke Charlton<br />
Ant Follows<br />
Ricky Kelly<br />
Nick Lewis<br />
Dave Richards<br />
Daryl Westwood<br />
Jack Whitehouse<br />
Jake Robinson<br />
<strong>St</strong>eve Mason<br />
Sco Broadway<br />
Hayden Hughes<br />
Sam Melia<br />
George Aus7n<br />
Thomas Ash<br />
Kieran Barry<br />
Calum Benne<br />
Dominik Brown<br />
Aaron Davies<br />
Adam Davies<br />
James Durman<br />
David Easthope<br />
Jamie Hands<br />
Ellio Howes<br />
Sam Nash<br />
Joshua Parker<br />
Jay <strong>St</strong>oker<br />
Mathew Walters<br />
Brian Wood<br />
Daniel Wood<br />
Zakh Ward<br />
Sam Yeomans<br />
Daniel Hayley<br />
ST. MARTINS<br />
SQUAD LIST<br />
Management Team<br />
Officials<br />
Manager: Andy Parkes<br />
Assistant Manager: Andy Thomas<br />
Goalkeeping Coach: Shaun Bolton<br />
Coach: <strong>St</strong>ephen Coyne<br />
Assistant Coach: Joel Waite<br />
Referee:<br />
Assistant’s:<br />
D. Conway<br />
A. Chew<br />
S. O’Connor
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