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ROVERS may well require just one more win to secure Premiership survival this morning. If Graeme Souness’ men continued their final


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recent home form with a fourth successive win at Ewood over Chelsea last night, the Scot feels three more points will be required from the


remaining five games. But, again this weekend, Rovers fans will be


tuned to the radio and Gillette Soccer Saturday as their side sits out the action, while their rivals


look to gain ground. Blackburn face another wait for their next


game, having gone nine days between the win over Southampton and last night's match. FA Cup semi-finalists Middlesbrough's River­


side Stadium is the next port of call, a week on Saturday, before the visit of Newcastle on the


23rd. Rovers went into last night's game with good


news on the injury front, and Souness will hope


to keep his players fit for the run-in. David Dunn was forced off after taking a


knock against the Saints, which added to his hip problem. But he was cleared to play against


symptoms he suffered after returning from inter­ national duty a fortnight ago - although-they hardly, hindered his performance against


Chelsea. Damien Duff has recovered from the flu-like


Southampton. Craig Hignett (Achilles) and Matt Jansen


(hernia) both require summer operations, but will battle on for the cause, and back-up keeper Alan Kelly (knee) is hack in training. Add the return of Andy Cole from suspension,


and Souness certainly has options. Souness said ahead of last night's game: "The


pressure is still on us. "I reckon we need to win at least two of the


remaining six games."


Clarets one win from play-offs?


BURNLEY are also looking for at least three


more points to seal a play-off slot, with the first opportunity coming a t relegation-threat­


ened Grimsby on Saturday. The story dominating the news at Turf Moor this week is whether Paul Gascoigne will remain


part of the squad. On Monday, manager Stan Ternent strongly


refuted claims that the wayward genius had.left


the club. Stories in the national press reported that Gas­


coigne told team-mates, after being left on the bench during Saturday's 2-0 win over Gilling­ ham, "All the best with promotion lads, I won't


see you again." But Tement blasted back: "It's a load of rub­


bish.- "They're stirring it up — they've nowt better to


do. "The same thing happened when Ian Wright


was here. "It is just gutter journalism. "They want to get their facts right." Gascoigne has been on the bench for the past


two games, not required to play on Saturday after making a 20-minute cameo at Portsmouth on Easter Monday. But Gazza has pledged his immediate future to the club, while his agent Ian Elliott has threat­


ened to sue The Mirror over the allegations. Gascoigne's form, even though he was short of


match-fitness, hasn't warranted a starting place, but he is clearly willing to stay and help the pro­


motion cause. I t remains to be seen whether Gascoigne


departs for the MLS in America, or Dubai, in the summer, but for the meantime, he remains a


hamstring trouble has kept him out of the side. The former Evertonian was the best player on the pitch against the Gills, and he will look to continue to pull the strings from midfield for the Clarets at Blundell Park. Burnley are without Alan Moore, who starts a three-match ban, but Ian Cox is well on the road


Claret. The form of Tony Grant since his return from


to recovery after a thigh strain. .Ternent has few other injury worries, with


Paul Weller playing .through the pain barrier after delaying a knee operation until the summer. Grimsby are likely to include former Rovers


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A TOP-four final plac-. ing in the North West Counties’ Firs t Divi­


sion is still well within Clitheroe’s grasp according to player- manager Lee Sculpher. With seven games left


to play, the Blues find themselves 11 points behind fourth-placed St


Helen’s Town. A 2-0 defeat away at


Nantwich Town , on Tuesday evening didn’t help Clitheroe’s cause, although Sculpher reck­ ons there are enough games left for his side to force themselves into the top four. He said: “It’s going to


■ CLITHEROE Football Club are holding a celebration dinner-dance to mark their 125th anniversary. The evening will take place at the


Moorcock Inn, Whalley, on Friday


June 7th. The club have already attracted a


number of ex-players to the event and acting chairman Dave Burgess would


' like to hear from former players, com­ mittee members or anybody else who


would like to attend. Most of the players from the 1996


Vase final squad are set to attend along with stars of the successful championship winning teams of the


1980s. Burgess said: “We've managed to


Nantwich as he felt his


side were the better side. He said: “It was disap­


take a big effort but there are still enough games left for us. “My aim is to get into


the top four and I still think we can do it if we have the right attitude. “We have seven games


left and we will probably have to win six of those to stand any chance of getting to fourth place.” Sculpher was disap­ pointed to lose at


pointing to get beat. I would say we were the better side, we had the better chances and they didn’t have a single chance up to the first goal. “We had three or four


" "


get hold of most of the Vase final team and players who helped the club win


. the North West Counties’ Third, Sec­ ond and First Divisions in successive seasons in the 1980s.


“Obviously the current squad will be going, plus players from as far back


,


, as the 60s and 70s. “A few ex-chairmen and managers


are coming also'but I would like to hear from anybody who used to play for the club who we have not contacted or anybody who would just like to


attend.” Around half the 134 tickets have


already been sold but if you would like to go then please.contact Mr Burgess (01200 445738). Tickets will cost £25.


a mistake which cost us for the first goal and we had a number of chances at the other end which


we didn’t take.’’ - The Blues did manage •


good chances which we should have stuck away. “But, I said to the


, cism from Sculpher. He added: “Saturday


players'after the game that the game summed up our season really. “We contributed to our own downfall. It was


to take three points at home to Congleton on Saturday although the win did draw some criti-


was very similar to Tues­ day in th a t we did not take our chances. ■ • “We created a lot of


away a sloppy goal but managed to win it 3-1 in


the end. “There were several


good performances espe­ cially, Mark Stewart. He played very well and pushed forward quite a lot and got a lot of cross­ es into the box.” Stewart was missing


chances hut only found ourselves 1-0 up at half­ time and we then gave


on Tuesday and will also be absent from tonight’s home game versus Woodley Sports and Sat­ urday’s trip to title favourites Kidsgrove Athletic. Sculpher added: “We


Latest match action from Shawbridge


Clitheroe.................. 3 Congleton................1 CLITHEROE notched their third successive victory on Saturday thanks to two goals in the last 15 minutes. The Blues totally


great centre from the left from which Cryer rose to


head home. - With time running out


dominated the match


but they looked like they might be frustrated by the North West Coun­ ties’ First Division strag­ glers. After scoring an early


goal, Clitheroe failed to make the most of their chances in the first half and were then pegged back by a Congleton equaliser after half-time. However, the Blues


Jason Jones made.sure of the points,, ‘ J with Clitheroe’s third goal. Nantwich Town ......2 Clitheroe..................0 CLITHEROE suffered only their second defeat in 12 games on Tues­ day night as they went down a t Nantwich Town. On a dry and bumpy


Andy. Cowking


home. The homesters contin­


finally turned their pos­ session into goals late on to seal victory. Clitheroe got off to the best possible start when a long throw-in from Mark Stewart was met by Andy Cowking - enjoying a good goalscor­ ing run of late after mov­ ing into the centre of midfield - who tapped


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ued to press and Lee Cryer was unlucky with


a couple of efforts. The Blues suffered a set-back when Congleton


. took advantage of some slack plaiy to level the game through John Paul Jones. I t looked like Lee


UIIUI Nantwich hit back Clitheroe Under 18s.2


and former Manchester City and Burnley mid­ fielder Nigel Gleghorn shot wide under pressure in a good position. Lee 1 Cryer was


Langho FC...............1 CLITHEROE'S youth team played in an out­ standing game a t the weekend in the local


unluckyto see his 20- yard shot saved by the keeper’s legs as thte first half ended all-square. The home side intro­


derby with Langho. The hosts took the


pitch, both sides found it difficult to control the ball or get any passing


moves going. Clitheroe drafted in


Jason Jones at left-back to replace the suspended Mark Stewart and although Jones did well, the Blues missed Stew­ art’s natural left-footed delivery from the flank. . Neil Spencer should


Sculpher’s men would have to settle for a point until Stewart supplied a


duced Chris Oats up front and the lanky striker caused problems for Clitheroe’s defence with his probing runs. However, the game


lead in the 25th minute from a well met corner by Robert Lloyd, who headed home comfort­ ably. The Blues remained a


was heading for a dreary draw when disaster struck for Clitheroe in the 75th minute when Gary Rishton headed past the helpless Kris Richens into his own


goal. The game was p u t


have done better when a cross from Chris Whit- tingham saw the Blues’, skipper head over the bar from close range.


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beyond, doubt in the final minute when Gary Brooks tore through the visitors’ defence and s lo t ted the ball in to th e far corner.


Buck pocket pool league title


HAVING completed their season, Buck Inn A are champions of the Clitheroe and District Pool League. They have won the


TT »TTTVT/ 1 j R j - T)m M n » if R w A 7. B 4; D o g M u s ic B a r A 7,


White H a r t 5. Second Division


W h i te H o rse A 3, H orse


title race by a huge 17- point margin. But there is a three- way battle for runners-


up spot. Stork A, Low Moor


and Whalley Arms could all still finish in second spot. • Castle B’s participa­ tion in the league has been terminated due to unfulfilled fixtures. Their record has been


players Steve Livingstone and Wayne Burnett in- their 16, while Paul Robinson - on loan at Bum- ley from Wimbledon last season - is expected to continue up front.


Inside today...


Page 33 - football, golf, marathon. Page 16 - tennis, pool, ath letics , selected teams and sport information desk .


HILL £ 2 0 b e t w o n ■ P. Gribble of Nelson wins a £20 William Hill


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Premier Division. , Cas tle A 6, Low Moor 6;


Whalley Arms A 6, S ta t io n Storm 6; Legion A 2, Stork Hotel A 10; Buck A 6, Rqyal B 6. First Division


Shoe B 9; S t P e te r 's 8, Bay Horse 4; Waggon and Horses B 7 New In n 5; Brown Cow (Chatburn) 10, Buck Wrmk- leys 2; Brown Cow A 5, Whal­


ley Arms B 7. Third Division


Bridge 8, Craven Heifer 4:


H o rse Shoe C 4, B uck B 8; King’s Arms 9, White Horse B 3; Pendle A 7, Legion C 5. FIXTURES


Premier Division S tation Storm v Castle A;


Low Moor v Legion A; Legion B v Whalley Arms A; Sto rk Hotel A, Buck A -o p e n date. First Division


Brown Cow B v Royal Oak;


P e n d lc H o te l B v Dog Music/Sports Bar A; Waggon and Horses A v Stork Hotel B;


■


> White H a r t - open date. Second Division .


W h a lley A rm s B v S t


Peter’s (HG); Horse Shoe B v Brown Cow A: Bay Horse v Waggon and Horse B; Brown


Royal Oak 4, Pendle Hotel ‘ Cow v New Inn; Buck Wnnk- B 8; Ultraframe 8, Brown Cow ley sv White Horse A.


D Oi UlUtUHUUC u iu n i i WM v TThird Division hird Divis on Craven Heifer v Horse Shoe


C; Royal British Legion C v Bridge; Dog Music Sports Bar v Pendle H o te l A; Buck B v King's Arms: White Horse B —


open date. Ladies* Division Challenge Cup


Dog Inn: Winners of New


Inn v Legion to play winners of W h i te H o r se v P en d le Hotel A. Bridge: Winners of King's


Arms v Whalley Arms to play Pendle Hotel B v Royal Oak. TABLES


Premier Division PW L D P


Buck A...... .......14 7 0 7 122 Stork Hotel A....14 4 3 7 105 Low Moor......... 13 4. 3 6 96 Whalley Arms A13 3 3 7.95 Station Storm ....13 3 4 6 85 RBLegionB......13 4 -5 4 84 RB Legion A......13 4 7 2 79


Castle A............ 13 3 7 3 76 First Division PW L D P


Ultiaframe.........l4 8 2 4 123 White Hart____14 6 3 5120 Wgn&HorsesA13 8 0 5 116 Stork Hotel B....12 5 2 5 93. Pendle Hotel B -13 4 . 7 2 76 Brown Cow B.... 11 3 6 2 68.


-------- -- - Dog Music A.....11 3. .6 2 63 Dog Music A.—11 3 6


Royal Oak........ 12 0 11 Second Division P W L


.Brown Cow........1712 2 Wgn & Horses B 17 11 3 Whalley Arms B 16 8 4 St Peter’s (HG)..17 8 5 New Inn............17 5 7 Horse Shoe B—16 7 7 Brown Cow A.... 17 6 9 Bay Horse......... 17 5 9 White Horse A...17 3 11


BuckWnnkleys.17 2 10 ; ■ . Third Division PW D


Bridge--............1511 2 King's Arms.......1511 2 Dog Music B—14 9 3 Pendle Hotel A -15 10 4 Craven Heifer —15 7 5 BuckB..............15 3 10


' HoiseShoeC—.15 3 11 RB Legion C..... 14 3 10


White Horse B... 16 3 13 Ladies' Division


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RB Legion........... 18 Pcndle Hotel A— 18 New Inn;-........... 18 Royal Oak........... 17 White Horse—— 17 King’s Arms__... 18 Pcndle Hotel B— 18 Whalley Arms— 18 Dog Inn.___—... 18 Bridge-............. 18


2 63 1 41


D P 3152 3145 4134 4129 5118 2118 2105 3 98 3 89 5 88


L P 2138


2133 2127 1127 3112 2 84 1 78 1 76 0 63


L P 2144 3131 6128 6112


-7106 10 89 12 75 13 74 14 69 16 51


Low Moor are the champions


LOW MOOR A have come out on top in this year's Clitheroe and D is tr ic t Snooker League,


Waddington A by just pipping


two points. Billington A and


from their 18 matches. . RESULTS First Division


Whalley (438) 8, BiUington


Chatburn A each fin­ ished 12 points further back, sharing third place on 138 points; _ Billington B finished:


adrift a t the bottom of the First Division with just 62 points. Slaidburn took the


Second Division title with 158, with Talbot B finished six points further back in second. Social Club ended


the season with the wooden spoon af te r


totalling just 96 points


• A (366) 6: A. Riley 40, J. Gib- ’ so n '5 9 ; J . T im p e r ley 71, N. H a r r is 77; J . Cro s s 83, S. Andrew 47; R . Sm ith 84, R * conchie 48; G. T a y lo r7 4 , D. • Wilson 87; J . Sumner 86, T. Rydeheard48.


:;v B i l l i n g t o n B -(489) 4, C l i th e ro e C o n s e rv a t iv e B


■: (539) 10: J. Ainsworth 102, G. , 1 I re la n d 78; J . K elsall 90, L Nash 57; D. Flynn 74, P. Clegg 112; P. Ashton 68, J. Whittak­ e r 99; C. G o rz e l la 7 0 , N.; Bourke 103; J . Whitford 85, S. Whittaker 90. RBL (390) 2, Low Moor A


76, R . Gladwin 88; A. Hay- hurst 59, D. H a r t 125; R. Bol- la n d 107, S. T u rn e r 64; P. Hobson 75, P. Walmsley 97; D. S eed 70, D. H e e so n ,8 4 ; J . ■


Lund jn r 89, M. Creadie 73. , Second Division '


W a d d in g to n B (478) 2,


Slaidbum (529) 12: B. Phillip 78, B. Walker 82; M. Hamson 66, W. Robinson 98; I . Jackson


.79, T. Robinson 86; S. Barnes 83, D. Cowking 87; G. Laxton 85, G. Parker 91; A. Dean 87, E. Rigby 85.


■ . Police (468) 2, Rimington


A (526) 12; P. Atkinson 82, M: Rhodes jn r 91; D. Allen 63, Mi Spencer 77; B. Griffiths 68, M.


(560) 12: N. Schofield 74, D. Ireland 100; S. Blackburn 66,1 S. T ray nor 79; S. Thompson 99, P. Traynor 76; M. Garner 38, P. Mercer 121; D. Chamley 35, M. Holmes 104; G. Black- b um 78, C. Drinkwater 80. R im in g to n B (4 7 6 ) .4, Downham (531) 1 0 :1. Fraser


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' Yates 90; I . H a r tley 111, M. Rhodes snr 87; F. Booth 88, S. P e t ty 93; J . G r if f ith s 56, D. Calvert 88. Talbot A 14, Social Club 0. Clitheroe Conservative A


(464) 4, Talbot B (480) 10: R. Grant 110, A. Dickinson 71; I .


' Charlton 79, M. G ar th 83; T. Smith 72, C. Hayhurs t 95; D. Smith 7 2 ,0 . Hayhurst 66; M. Whittaker 68, S. Hayhurst 74; A.


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Isherwood 63, Dl Robinson 91. " O The Doubles Knockout


Final wiU be between D. H a r n s and N. Wilson v G. Simkrn an d M. Lawson on Wednes­ day a t Clitheroe Conservative


Club, 7-16 p.m. star t. FINAL TABLES • First Division


Low Moor A—— J8 Waddington A-,- 18


Billington A —— 18 ChatbumA.— .. 18, Clitheroe Con B - .18 Downham-——. 18


Rimington


L’ 5152 6150 9138 7138 7128 9128


Whalley Con...... 18 ,7 11118 Bdhngton B ___ 18


skidbura Talbot B


18 7- 11118 1 17 62


V; Second Division P W L ' P


18 13 : 5158 18 10 : 8152


Rimington A . 18 11 : 7144 CbtheroeConA. ■18, 11 ,7132 Talbot A............ 18 9 9132 ChatbumB-__ 18 7 11114 Low Moor 8.;M


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goal up at the break but saw Langho equalise on 65 minutes through some sloppy defending. The visitors could feel


a win within their grasp and piled on the pres­ sure, but Clitheroe coped comfortably. There was nothing to


separate the sides until a badly-cleared comer ball from Langho's defence


: saw Joe Melling poke the ball home into the bot­ tom comer. Man of the match was


awarded to goalkeeper Stuart Trotter.


missed Mark on Tues­ day - that goes without saying, someone of his quality. “Stuart Todhunter


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was injured so we were without a left-back. Jason Jones came in and did very well but there was a bit of a lopsided look to the team. .; ,; “And the pitch did not


help matters neither.” NORTHWEST


, COUNTIES’ FOOTBALL LEAGUE


FIRST DIVISION PW D L P


Salford City.......40 26 9 5.87 Prescot Cables ...39 25 9 5 84 KidsgroreAth...35 24 8 3 80 St Helens Town..38 24 5 9 77 Newcastle Town .3819 9 10 66 Mossley.............3918 12 9 66 CLITHEROE ...37 19 9 9 66 Winsford Utd.....4018 11 11 65 Woodley Sports-40 16 12 12 60 Warrington Town3715 10 12 55 CurzonAshton...39 16 7 16 55 Skelmersdale......41 17 4 20 55 Ramsbottom Utd3914 9 16 51 Nantwich Town .4112 12 17 48 Abbey Hey ........4311 11 21 44 Atherton Colls ...36 12, 7 17 43 Congleton 7own.40 11 10 19 43 Fleetwood Fpt ...40 10 12 18 42 Glossdp NE .......40 12 5 23 41 Atherton LR..... 38 10 8 20 38 Flixton—J..........38 7 8 23 29 Maine Road.......39 6 7 26 25 Gt Harwood .......39 4 10 25 22


Nash in the top flight!


CLITHEROE manag­ er Lee Sculpher has congratulated former Blues goalkeeper Carlo Nash on winning the First Division Champi­ onship and promotion to the Premiership. The Manchester City


shot-stopper was Clitheroe’s keeper during the epic Vase run to Wembley in 1996. However, Nash has


Youngsters | ready for f new season


CLITHEROE Cricket Club captain Neil Bolton


reckons his young side will be better prepared for the new Jennings Ribblesdale League season. ^ Most of the players featuring this time out all


gained valuable experience last year, while Bolton admits he is better equipped to captain the side after his first season in charge in 2001. _ .. ■> He said: “Last year was a big learning curve for


me as captain and hopefully I will have learned from it. Hopefully I will be able to put some fresh ideas into place and we can improve on last seasons sixth


as professional at Chatburn Road, but Bolton feels it was the amateurs who prevented the team from finishing higher up the league table. He added: “We could not have asked for more


Farmer Lancashire player Dexter Fitton returns


. of the league’s bowling and batting averages.' > “But as amateurs we did not perform. We didn t


from the professional. Dexter did a great job for us. “I think it is shown in the fact that he finished top


do enough, especially on the batting side where we let Dexter down. But hopefully that won’t be the


case this time.


gone on to bigger and better things after being snapped up by Crystal Palace for £40,000 immediately after the Wembley final. After a spell at Stock-


back to the club with Mark Bolton who has re­ signed from East Lancashire.”


Clitheroe are also looking to blood promising young fast bowler Chris Brown, who at 17-years-old


“We have brought a little bit more experience .


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and 6ft 3ins, looks an exciting prospect. Bolton added: “Our problem last season was that


port County, Nash was taken to Maine Road by Joe Royle last season and he has since gone on to play a significant role for Kevin Keegan’s side. Sculpher, who played


we were only putting 130/140 runs on the board. “With our bowling attack being largely spin-


based, we need to be getting nearer 200. We will win more than we lose if we can put 200 on the board. If we can do that, then it will need an exceptional effort from a professional, or whoever, to beat us.” Clitheroe open the new season with an away trip


to Whalley on Saturday week. On Saturday, a friendly versus Norden has been arranged at home, while Clitheroe travel to Rochdale a day later. ■


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with Nash during the mid-1990s, said: “I would like to congratu­ late Carlo on behalf of myself and Clitheroe Football Club. “Obviously winning


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Locals to blood: young talent ;


promotion to the Pre­ miership with Manches­ ter City is a great feat for him. “He has had two spells


contact with Clitheroe which is great news. In fact, Dave Burgess has recently spoken to him. “But i t is a compli­


in the side this season and has done very well. “Carlo still keeps in


RIBBLESDALE Wanderers Cricket Club have decided to keep changes to the minimum for the


forthcoming season. The captaincy has reverted to old hand Terry


and that should enable us to try and bring through our younger players".


A number of Ribblesdale's high-profile names have decided to move on to pastures new..


...


ment to the club when ex-players go on to big­ ger and better things. “I t just goes to show


.


■club's hopes for the campaign. And the Whalley-bound pair of opener Richard


The loss of the highly-regarded amateur bowler Graham Monk to retirements a major blow to the


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that in the past we have been able to at tract those kind of players.” Sculpher admitted he


Palmer and middle-order batsmen Martin Davies will also create a significant hole in Wanderers' bat­ ting expectations.


always fdt Nash could cut it as a goalkeeper in profes­ sional football. He added: “He always


looked very good and assured and he’s turned out to be a fine goalkeeper “I always felt when he


was a t Clitheroe, his physique was a big plus. I t was a good starting point for him.”


ed by the news that their run-gorged professional, Shahid Nawaz decided to sign an extension to his


At the end of last season, Ribblesdale were boost­


contract at the club. Asked if he was confident of improvement on last season's middle-order finish, Braithwaite said: "I'm


build for the future of this club. And they can't be expected to emulate last season's performance^in


"Our young players are to be drafted in to try and ' .


not confident we will finish as high as we did last sea­ son. If anything, I think we will finish a lot lower down this time around.


their first season." But if the development plans bear fruit and ^ten­


derers do manage to successfully blood new, young talent, it will be good news for the future of the Church Meadow club.


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more of our young players into this season's line-up. "No one has been signed to strengthen the squad' n


Braithwaite said: "We are looking towards putting j - 'i- '


Braithwaite, and no new players have been dralted in to help with the set-up.


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