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____ b r eak th eir ducfe w ith four-goal victory


Bv CRAIG SALMON


CLITHEROE manager Dave Burgess was under­ standably delighted with his side’s first win of the season at derby rivals Ramsbottom United on Tuesday night. The Blues 4-1 victory co­


incided with the return of Adam Gardner and Andy Cowking to bolster the defence while Martin Aspinwall - fill- ing—in at right-back in the absence of Gardner up to now - was left free to concentrate on creating mayhem down the


right flank. And Burgess admitted that , ,


while his team have played poorly up to now, he was glad to see some of last seasons reg­ ulars back in the side. He said: “We have played


just this season but for a few months towards the end of


last season. “I t was a local derby game.


They can go either way but it wasn’t the fact that we scored four goals but the way m


which we scored them. “The second goal was mag­


nificent. You won’t see a better one in the Premiership that that one of Andy Taylor’s. “The volley was unbeliev­


able.“But Ramsbottom are a good side. I think this will be their biggest defeat at home


for some years.” The Blues’ boss was also


delighted to see Lee Cryer among the goals with two predatory strikes. He added: “I t was good to


poor up to now and I have never said that the perfor­ mances up to now have been anything other than poor: “But we have missed the-


lads that haven’t been playing. “Still now, I haven’t got Stu­


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ri^libv demonstration that he hasn t Mow* ^


But the former Oldham, Preston , ‘


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forgotten where the net is. Ellis offers a different option up


front for Burnley - different to target- man Gareth Taylor, the non-stop run­ ning of Ian Moore, the pace of Dimitri Papadopoulos and the predatory instincts of Andy Payton. He is able to hold the ball up and


how to finish.


his value became apparent on Sunday with both Taylor and Papadopoulos


Ellis is only a stop-gap signing, but r s s s r a s i a s s z


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HARRY RICHARDSON needed a card play-off to win Division One of the medal


competition at Clitheroe GC. He carded 75-7-68to edge out


Rob Andrew (71-3-68). John CartmeU (74-5-69) was


third and Colin Mustoe won a multiple card play-off to take fourth spot after returning 81-


11Richard Taylor toppedDivi- sion Two with a round of 82-15- 67, Brian Walker (86-18-68) was second, Philip Walker (86-17- 69) took third place and Alan Jackson (86-15-71) took fourth spot after a card play-off with


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Ray Riley. Edward Stanworth (95-^oj


71) won Division Three and Mark Ashworth’s 72 was good


enough for the gross prize. nOUgll IUI


14457) won the open mixed four­ somes on Sunday. But they needed a card play­ off to edge out D. Heesom and


Nigel and Sheila Willis (81-


Robbie Blake's cross-shot was palmed out, before Ellis' late inteivention.


Burnley stand top of the division for The man tejPjJS was alsQ in good . p keening McAteer out of the


the first time since they won the old sid , N thern i reland as Sammy Second in 1973, and they have a oJCk °r N°Hhern Ireiana


link play, turn either way - a s demon­ strated with his goal - and still knows


chance to further boost their position Mcllroy s men won a nn v with home games against promoted C°P®“a?“ -cross was headed home by


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But little restored the lead when he man Kevin Kilbane ^


{ar post to turn home continued his excellent start to the sea


a hr0 ® Rovers are without Craig Short for ^ the stadium of Light on Sat-


the trip to the stadium oi


^ substitut Eire valuable tnne and breathers by stem and K e i i Hofland.


urday, suspended for one game after ms sending off against Manchester Umted. Martin Taylor, on duty with Eng land Under 21s over the week, is expect-


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^ ^ v e r s are boosted by the absence of Sunderland's Danish keeper Thomas Sorensen, who picked up an mju y


against Northern Ireland. Austrian Jurgen Macho is expected


t0 Rovers then face Second Division Oldham Athletic at Ewood on Wednes­ day in the Worthington Cup second


Plav-off winner Harry leads them home


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M. Eglin (77-10-67). Home members dominated


the rest of the prizes with A. Riley and P. Murray (86-16.5- 69.5) third, D. and M. Finney (90-19.5-70.5) fourth and D. and A. Brennan (92-20.5-71.5) in


fifth place. A. Irwin and lady captain


Chris Stokes returned 82 to take


the gross prize ahead of R. Duckworth and J. Burrows. The Leslie Haynes Trophy


held at Whalley Golf Club was won by Geoff Mayoh with 42 points-apoint ahead of Barry


Forester. In the First Division, John ;


Rostron was the winner with 39 points ahead of Paul Wray on the card.


medal round which went to vice­ captain Nick Williamson with a


On Sunday, the club held a . , , ,


score of 76-12-64. Runner-up was Keiron Hunt (86-16-71).


The club also held a mixed


team scramble which was won by Linda and Mike Hart along with John Jobes and Colin Fos­


ter with a net score of 58. 53.


partnered Tony Tomlinson to success in the Stenna Qualifier


Club captain Dennis Leaver i,h n ti , m


at Mytton Fold GC. They amassed 43 points to


play-off. On Sunday Andy Hartley , „ ..


flew in from Saudi Arabia to be among the prizes in Invitation


Day at Mytton Fold as he and Roger Altham compiled;44 points to take fourth place. ■ The event was won by Clin


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Sweeney and Doug Boreman (Stonyhurst Park, 46) after a


card play-off with Doug Wood- burn and David Lake (Ley- land). Third place went to Scott Hilliard and Kevin Stokes


(Formby Hall, 44). A. Dodd (38) .was the overall


winner of the Shirebum Trophy at Stonyhurst Park GC. : Category prizes in the compel


tition sponsored by Steve Alcock of the Shirebum Arms


beat the Trevor Thomber-Colin Elliott and Doug Woodburn- Mick Grant pairings on a card


went to I. McDonnell (37), N. Fitton (36) and I. Wilkinson


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(38) Edith Child and Elizabeth


Barnes won John Twissell’s pro- fessional’s prize at Clitheroe GC


with a betterball 69. Carol Cherry amassed 40


ahead of Sue Hughes (31) and Christine Whalley (24).


edged out Katli Hargreaves (97- 26-71) and then topped catego­


ry one of the Shirebum Cup. That competition was won by


Kris and H. Baldwin . A_ (Preston) while


Joyce Kenyon with 36 points and Shirley Holmes was the cat­ egory two winner.


ford at Mytton Fold G C .^ ^ ^ ^ She was the runaway winner


enjoying recent competitions at Stonyhurst Park GC. _ She won Lady Captains Day with a round of 81-12-69 that


Joanne Brown has been


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Kath Hargreaves (36) won the Kath Hobbs Stableford by a


'was won by W. Talbot (105-28- 77) by two shots from M. Gra­


point from Jo Porter. . The August monthly medal


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art Todhunter (injured), Neil Spencer (work commitments) and Jason Jones, Mark Stew­ art who are out suspended. Burgess has been disap­


see Lee Cryer back among the goals. I t ’s a massive bonus to


“It’s important that he gets goals for us because we thrive


. off him really.” Burgess, who will not be


attending Saturday’s home match versus Nantwich Town because he is best man at.a wedding, also feels that the Ramsbottom result could be a springboard for the Blues to


pointed with the way his side have conceded early goals but the boot was on the other foot


move up the table. He added: “I am confident


on Tuesday as Lee Cryer gave Clitheroe an early lead. He added: “I knew that


that we will go on from this. We need to put a good run together.


once we got a goal ahead we would be a different side. “Tuesday night was proba­ bly our best performance not


out we will always be a hard to beat and we will always score goals like we showed tonight. Neil Spencer seems set to


“When we have a full side ,


return to Clitheroe’s first team squad for Saturday’s match


after an enforced lay-oft through work commitments. First Division newcomers


Warrington Town will be vis­ iting Shawbridge on Tuesday evening as Clitheroe look to get a maximum points haul out of back-to-back home


games. Ramsbottom United ......1


Clitheroe...............VV'VVI* CLITHEROE banished the


early season blues with a thumping 4-1 demolition job


on derby rivals Ramsbottom United a t the Riverside


Ground on Tuesday evening. The Blues dominated the


match from start to finish and will be disappointed to have given United a consolation goal with virtually the last kick of the match. Clitheroe soon grabbed a


minute before they got their second goal — and what a goal


itwasl


wing by Martin Aspinwall was met full on the volley on the edge of the area by Andy Tay­ lor and the ball rocketed into the top-comer. The Blues continued to


A high ball from the right , . , .


start is a total contrast. Just one point from four games has left Dave Burgess’


men in 18th position. The home side began


brightly on Saturday and put Prescot on the back foot early


in the match. Neil Reynolds had a terrific


attack and could have had a 3- 0 half-time lead but Cryer s diving header struck the post a minute before the interval. The game was sewn up for


half.


utes when Fogarty spun superby on the edge of the area and fired left-footed past


The first arrived on 52 min­ .


Rooney.Cryer completed the rout when he beat Rooney to the ball inside the area and was left with the simple task of


stranglehold on the game when they went ahead after only eight minutes. Richard Fogarty tricked his


way to the edge of the area and fired a shot which could only be parried by United keeper Damien Rooney. I*1


Cryer reacted quickest to the rebound and fired his side in


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front.Fogarty almost put tne Blues 2-0 up five minutes later when his quick-footedness allowed him the chance to strike a shot from the edge of the area which was turned


away by Rooney. The visitors’, however, only


had to wait until the 21st


free-kick turned away by the keeper while a couple of half chances were spurned after good pressure. The match turned into a bit


the Blues with two goals inside nine minutes in the second


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of a scrap with neither side enjoying any kind of domina-


tion. The Blues were rocked,


however, on the hour mark when they fell behind to a superbly worked counter


stt&ck Clitheroe gave possession


putting the ball into an empty. United did manage a conso­


lation goal in the final minute of the match when Brad


alter uaviu xvuuiuouuo j had struck the crossbar.


Clitheroe...............................1 Prescot Cables 2 ................... CLITHEROE suffered then-


fourth defeat in five games when they were beaten 2-1 by Prescot Cables at Shaw­


bridge on Saturday. After last season’s wonderful


start which saw them soar to the top of the North West Counties’ Football League, First Division, this season’s:


away in the visitors’ final third of the pitch and after a sweet four-man move the ball ended up at the feet of Kevin Gar- forth and he tucked the ball past Kris Richens. Worse was to follow for the


Andy Taylor Three-goal start Clitheroe Youth ..................................................... „


Haslingden St Mary’s . . . . ...................... .. • • CLITHEROE Youth began the season on a good note despite falling 2-0 behind to Haslingden St


Mcmheroe began well and played some go°dh^ ' ball in short periods but conceded two goals before


Blues in the 88th minute when after committing men forward they were left exposed at the back and Neil Robinson took full advantage to give Prescot


a 2-0 cushion. Richens had initially pro­


duced a superb save when one- on-one with Robinson, but the visiting forward knocked


scramble a goal at the death when Lee Cryer’s looping header from Barrie Hart’s cen- ;*'.tre found the back of the net.


home the rebound. Clitheroe did manage to


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,clcl<ul striker Ellis is Irish eyes are smimi: the devil in disguise but hero must wait


THERE may have been a few suspi­ cious minds among Clarets fans when Stan Tement decided to rescue Tony Ellis from the scrapheap m the


< summer. • ___. s a e s


love for the well-travelled hit-man - nicknamed Elvis - when he swivelled


But they would all have felt burning , , , ,


^The 36-year-old was the devil in dis­ guise as he bounced off the bench to net the winner five minutes from time in a dramatic, and at times heated, clash at Valley Parade. Rel63sed by Rochdale in the sum-


mer, Ellis was bound for Telford before Ternent handed him a three-month


reward him with an extended deal - - M„Cali levelled 15. minutes later.in. a _ Damien Duffs e » ^ en t k __ • _____ T \ « i f P c n v P C


rolling contract, and he will now> "Bradford led by a"fYreii-up Stuart prior node, Sonnosa r


possibly to the end uf the season - him un


taking a look up and thumping the ball into the top left comer. Bradford, led by a fired-up Stuart


order under Souness. i—


IRISBODEN reports headlines for his country can’t even get _—


SEVERAL of the Rovers squad were on international duty over the past week ahead on Saturday's trip to


Sunderland. But the man who snatched the most


into Graeme Souness' side. Jason McAteer wrote one of the most ♦


_ i_____j ^ In T«oh fr»nfn{lll nlS-


shot, that hit the stanchion and then post tojsteer =>«._ j __ c_ nffor rarv the opposite post, wasn't adjudged to


post to steer oveve


have crossed the line. But he made sure seconds after the restart, skipping past Andy Myers,


beyond Edwin van der Sar after Gary Kelly was dismissed for a second book­ ab.lechallengeon


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McAteer hopes his non-stop running U E and goal will b.o«t: ^


le challenge on Marc Overmars,. Over ........


move after falling down the peco g poland on Saturday, ....


3 after he left the Bantams all shook up. P j lost concentration amid a socks off alongside Robbi


INE GEE reports


fight it out for a first team slot at Rovers, was forced to sit out Wed®? goal-less draw at the Millennium Stadi­ um against Armenia through suspen­ sion - with Burnley's Gareth Taylor an unused substitute. He was, however, available for last


However, Nathan Blake, keen to


' f 1 1 ” withoutawinagainstHen- teammates - who are


night's game in Oslo against Norway, with Mark Hughes hoping to end a run


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d Weller and Little in almost went unnoticed ^hework^ hos defender Djimi Traore last Friday. Traore was keen to come to Ewood,


landing Liverpool's young French


S , „[ G»»P 5 after losing 3-0 Mle. Sonnais anssedo.t on


back through Chris Heslop. Shortly after, Liam Parker-Hill gave Clitheroe a deserved equaliser. Now on level terms, the Blues could feel a wm within their grasp. A second goal from Heslop sealed


However, they bided their time and pvdled a goal


thThe^afro fhthe°match award was given to David Downs.


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Steven strikes again Clitheroe United.... 6 ’


Barnoldswick Park


Rovers..........................® CLITHEROE played their first home game at Roefield and made it four wins out of four. The first half was very


close and both teams can­ celled each other out until Steven Newton got his 10th goal of the season. Duff did all the hard


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chance with.When Tony Bartlett scored Clitheroe’s third it seemed to deflate the vis­


READ seconds clinched the Lawren- son Cup by two wickets against near neighbours Sales- bury on Sunday. The third Sunday


turb the cows grazing in the adjacent pas­ ture, and Read won with an over and two


wickets to spare. Salesbury will be


allocated to the match, the outcome of the final was final­ ly decided as a Read


side, a mix of youth and experience, over­ came Salesbury's first


team.Salesbury took first knock, but the Read attack bowled tightly, restricting the hosts to just 36 runs off the first 24 overs - the halfway stage - for the loss of three wick­


ets. Wickets continued


to fall regularly, despite spirited innings from middle order batsmen Brown (18), Campbell (19), Blackman (14) and Rawson (19 not out), and the innings closed on 132 all out in the


last over. Read skipper Dar­


itors and their game plan collapsed. A brilliant weaving


run earned Steve New­ ton his 11th goal of the season and Clitheroe’s


fourth. Luke Hogkinson came


work beating the defend­ er and squaring the ball for Newton to slot home


with ease. The second half began


with Rovers coming out with all guns blazing and placing Clitheroe under


pressure. Chances went begging


for Rovers and for all their pressure they couldn’t find a way past United’s defence. Fifteen minutes into


off the bench and nearly got on the scoresheet with a cheeky 35-yard


lob.Steven Wharton got United’s fifth when he took on the Rovers’ defence and coolly slot­ ted the ball home from 18 yards.Clitheroe defence of Paul and James Clegg, Taylor and man of the match Richards coped admirably with some good Rovers play. ■ Bartlett added the


the second half, Damian Sweeney increased


Clitheroe’s lead with a right-footed drive which


Rovers keeper had no


THERE is a three-way tie on 100 points at the top of the Clitheroe Pool League Premier


Division. Buck were without a


game, but Legion A lost


8-4 at Castle A, and Low Moor were held by


Whalley Arms A. That put all three


teams level, although Buck head the table on frame difference. Royal Oak A have


withdrawn, however, and all positions in the table


will be amended. • The Clitheroe town


team players are asked to attend a meeting on Sun­ day, September 16th at the Buck, from 1 p.m., to organise the trip to Great Yarmouth for the October National Inter-


League Finals. RESULTS


Premier Division Dog In n Whalley 8, Dog


Music/Sports Bar A 4; Whal­ ley Arms A 8, Low Moor Club


6; RBL B v Royal Oak A void; Castle A 8, RBL A 4. First Division


Brown Cow B 5, Whalley


Arms B 7; Pendle H o te l B 6, White H a rt 6; St Peter's Hurst Green 5,-Waggon and Horses


7; S to rk H o te l B 7, Brown Cow Chatbum 5; Ultraframe bye.


New In n 4, Wh ite Horse A Second Division . . .


8; Royal Oak B v Brown Cow A; Horse Shoe v Castle B; Bay Horse 7, S ta tio n Hotel A 0;


RBL C bye. • Third Division . . .


Dog Music/Victoria B 5,


Pen d le W i tch 7; Brid g e v Commercial; Buck Wrinkleys


5. Buck B 7; Station Storm 6, P endle H o te l A 6; W h i te


Horse B bye. Ladies' League


Legion 4, Pendle Hotel A 5; P endle H o te l B 4, B uck 5;


Castle v Whalley Arms. Tonight’s Fixtures Premier Division


Low Moor Club v Dog Inn Whalley; Dog Music/Sports


B a r A v B u ck A ; 'R B L .B v Whalley Arms A; R £ I i .A v Castle A.


First Division "


Brown Cow B v St Peter s H u r s t Green; W aggon'and


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United face Burnley Belvedere on Saturday.


„ . Three-way tie


H o rses v Brown Cow B; W h al ley Arms B v Pendle Hotel B; Ultraframe v Stork Hotel B; White H a rt bye. - Second Division


Castle B v Royal Oak B;


Brown Cow A v Bay Horse; S tation Hotel A v New Inn; RBL C v Horse Shoe; White


Horse A bye. Third Division


P en d le H o te l A v Buck


W r in k ley s ; Buck B v Dog M u s ic /V ic to r ia B; Pendle


Witch v Bridge; White Horse B v Station Storm; Commer-


cia bye. Tuesday Ladies' League C a s t le v Buck; W hal ley


Arms v Pen d le H o te l A; Legion v White Horse; Pendle


Hotel B bye. TABLES


'Premier Division P W L


Buck A.............D 3 2 RBL A...............12 7 4 Low Moor......... 11 7 0 RBLB.............. 10 6 2 Whalley Arms A l l 6 4


Dog Inn............H 0 " Castle A............ 11 2 3 Dog Music A....12 1 9


Royal Oak A..... 9 0 9 First Division P W L


Waggon.......... -12 3 0 White Hart....... 12 7 3 Stork Hotel B....12 5 4


Ultraframe........11 3 4 Pendle Hotel B ..11 4 3 Whalley Arms B11 4 5


Brown Cow B....11 4 7 Brown Cow Chatll 3 7


White Horse A.-12 7 2


New Inn...........H 3 1 HorseShoe........11 3 4 Brown Cow A....11 3 4 Bay Horse......... 10 4 4 Castle B............ 10 4 5 Station Hotel A .12 2 8 Royal Oak B..... 10 2 3


RBLC...............10 ? 4 Third Division PW L


Station Storm—12 9 0 Pendle Hotel A -11 3 4 Pendle Witch.......11 5 4 Dog Music B ......10 5 4 BuckWrinklcys.il 5 4 Bridge.................}0 4 5 White Horse B -.10 4 5


BuckB—.......... 12 2 10 Commercial.........9 2 6 Ladies’ League


P W Buck...... ............ 10 9


1 Castle.................. 9 7 Pendle Hotel A— 11 4


White Horse....... 10 6 Ptndle Hotel B - 11 4


RBL................... 3 * Whalley Arms.... 9 i


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Burnley, BB111 DP by first post on Thursday, September 13th.


ren Thistlethwaite opened, but despite losing David ParsOns for just five, he turned in a captain's perfor­ mance, hitting 35 before being run out. John Doughty


cursing their luck, however, after seeing several


row. Salesbury v


Read 2nds SALESBURY


I. Riley st Baron bHeyvrorth .6 A. Burtonwood c Baron b Hey- worth............................. ;3


C. Brown lbw b A. Bennett .18 D. Moss b Heyworth . .. .. .1 0 G. Campbell run o u t ..........19 P. Blackman lbw bQadeer .14


N. Jump c D. Bennett b J Qadeer............................®


D. Kitchen c Thistlethwaite b Qadeer.......... ...................4


. Rawson not o u t ..............19


T. McDermott run o u t ........6 P. Livesey run o u t ......... .. .2 Extras........................... 19


Total........................... 132 Bowling: J. Longden 10-3-


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D. Bennett c Moss b Kitchen 20 S. Marshall c Moss b Jump .3


L. Woodvine b J u m p ..........17 M. Heyworth b Jump..........0


J. Longden b McDermott. .20 A. Baron noto u t.................0


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a short ball. John Longden hit a


ferocious six to dis­ Q. Ahmed not o u t ................1


Extras............................ 2 Total (tor 8 ) ........... - .133 Bowling: P. Blackman 10-6-


21-2; D. Kitchen 10-2-19-1; P. Livesey 8-2-21-0; N. Jump 9.4-


Rimington take title in dramatic play-off


RIMINGTON are the new Clitheroe and District Cricket League champions etter


they defeated Chipping A m the champi °nRwas close-run thing, howev®


required two runs off the final ball to wm the n f 5 ChiPp^


final goal after Simon Stell’s shot rebounded to


m In the event a wicket fell leaving Rimington the new champions.


In the Bradlow Cup final Low Moor lifted ,.,. ,


their first ever trophy with a convincingvicto­ ry over Waggon and Horses who slumped to 85 nil out chasing a total of 147 for victory. This Sunday the final of the Catholic Cup


between Riverside and Rimington takes place at 1-30 p.m. at Church Meadow.


CLITHEROE NETBALL LEAGUE TABLES


First Division P W D


Keystreet............H 11 0 Young Farmers-11 7 0


Caldertrust..........9 7 0 Ribble Valley 1... 8 4 1 Calderstones.....10 2 1 C'roe Cavaliers... 8 3 0 Dog Sports Bar 110 1 0


Settle..................7 1 0


4 25 7 15 6 3


Second Division P W


Dog Sports Bar 21010 R&P Hargreavesll 8 C'roe Light Eng .11 7 Legion Hetfiers - 9 6 Ribblc Vailley 2-12 8 Ribble Valley 3-10 5 RBL...................9 3 Waddington 1 —10 2 Waddington 2 —11 0


iiivesey 0-50-3; T. McDermott 9-1-21-1.


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