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It's pretty amazing that in its first year, the Los Angeles football club could win the Western Conference in the final of Sunday's regular season. A victory at Sporting Kansas City on "Day of Decision" would do it.
The LAFC coach, Bob Bradley, is no stranger to leading successful expansion teams, of course. Two decades ago, Bradley won both the MLS Cup and the American Open Cup with the Chicago Fire freshman. But the MLS of 2018 is unrecognizable compared to the circuit of 12 teams of the league. And while most people expected LAFC to be good, I'm not sure they expect them to be so good.
<p clbad = "canvas-atom canvas-text Mb (1.0em) Mb (0) – sm Mt (0.8em) – sm" type = "text" content = "Perhaps the most impressive is way they played. It's a minion attack team that is exciting to watch. The numbers prove it. Despite strikers Carlos Vela and Marco Urena losing to the World Cup for more than a month this summer, Bradley's team has scored 67 goals this season. Only Atlanta United, with help from Josef Martinez, who broke all records, scored more points. "Data-reactid =" 34 ">Perhaps the most impressive is way they played. It's a minion attack team that is exciting to watch. The numbers prove it. Despite strikers Carlos Vela and Marco Urena losing to the World Cup for more than a month this summer, Bradley's team has scored 67 goals this season. Only Atlanta United, with help from Josef Martinez, who broke records, scored more goals.
<p clbad = "canvas-atom canvas-text Mb (1.0em) Mb (0) – sm Mt (0.8em) – sm" type = "text" content = "1. "We quickly felt that the starting points of a good team were in place," Bradley told Yahoo Sports during a phone interview Wednesday. "You try to improve all the time. There were always enough positive things to feel in a good direction. So you have to keep working to play football, become a team as complete as possible and know how to win different types of matches. "" Data-reactid = "35">1. "We quickly felt that the starting points of a good team were in place," Bradley told Yahoo Sports during a phone interview Wednesday. "You try to improve all the time. There were always enough positive things to feel in a good direction. And so working to play good football, being a team as complete as possible and knowing how to win different types of matches, these are the things you continue to work on. "
<p clbad = "canvas-atom canvas-text Mb (1.0em) Mb (0) – sm Mt (0.8em) – sm" type = "text" content = "2 As expected, there were ups and downs throughout the course. LAFC started 6-1-1, but also failed in a five-game series in July and August. They qualified for the semi-final of the Open Cup, but lost on penalties against future champion Houston Dynamo. Captain Laurent Ciman left mid-season for the French club Dijon. However, Bradley's team seems to be taking off as the playoffs draw near, having lost just one of their last 10 games.
"data-reactid =" 36 ">2 As expected, there were ups and downs throughout the course. LAFC started 6-1-1, but also failed in a five-game series in July and August. They qualified for the semi-final of the Open Cup, but lost on penalties against future champion Houston Dynamo. Captain Laurent Ciman left mid-season for the French club Dijon. However, Bradley's team seems to be taking off as the playoffs draw near, having lost just one of their last 10 games.
<p clbad = "canvas-atom canvas-text Mb (1.0em) Mb (0) – sm Mt (0.8em) – sm" type = "text" content = "3 There is no reason why LAFC can not win the MLS Cup this year. But no matter what happens on Sunday and in the playoffs, there is no doubt that the club was a resounding success in its first campaign. Bradley, for one, is among the first for the coach of the year. But I was curious: what is his own measure of success this season? "data-reactid =" 37 ">3 There is no reason why LAFC can not win the MLS Cup this year. But no matter what happens on Sunday and in the playoffs, there is no doubt that the club was a resounding success in its first campaign. Bradley, for one, is among the first for the coach of the year. But I was curious: what is his own measure of success this season?
<p clbad = "canvas-atom canvas-text Mb (1.0em) Mb (0) – sm Mt (0.8em) – sm" type = "text" content = "4 "There are all kinds of measures," he said. "You play football and I think in some areas this part has been really positive. But there are only results. We were really disappointed not to go to the Open Cup Finals. We are now excited for the game against Kansas City. Great stadium, great field, great team, and so I hope for a great match where the best of both teams will be presented and where the level of football is really high. And when it's all over, you see where you are in the playoffs and you're getting ready to go. It's not just about competing and trying to win, but about taking the football you're working on every day of the year and making it work at the most important time. "
"data-reactid =" 38 ">4 "There are all kinds of measures," he said. "You play football and I think in some areas this part has been really positive. But there are only results. We were really disappointed not to go to the Open Cup Finals. We are now excited for the game against Kansas City. Great stadium, great field, great team, and so I hope for a great match where the best of both teams will be presented and where the level of football is really high. And when it's all over, you see where you are in the playoffs and you're getting ready to go. It's not just about competing and trying to win, but about taking the football you're working on every day of the year and making it work at the most important time. "
<p clbad = "canvas-atom canvas-text Mb (1.0em) Mb (0) – sm Mt (0.8em) – sm" type = "text" content = "5 Bradley is a fascinating subject and I still love talking to him. The feeling is probably not reciprocal. Anyone who has covered him for a while knows he does not like the media. I've always found it strange considering that his youngest brother, Jeff, was a highly respected and decorated journalist employed by Sports Illustrated and ESPN The Magazine (where we spent seven years as a co-worker) before becoming director communications from Toronto FC a few seasons ago. . Bob Bradley has not accepted many requests for interviews or podcasts recently, which is a shame as he is by far the most successful coach in the United States. Bob and I have had some disagreements over the years (usually it was he who disagreed with something I had written). However, football in this country is probably better served by hearing more of Bradley's thoughts."data-reactid =" 39 ">5 Bradley is a fascinating subject and I still love talking to him. The feeling is probably not reciprocal. Anyone who has covered him for a while knows he does not like the media. I've always found it strange considering that his youngest brother, Jeff, was a highly respected and decorated journalist employed by Sports Illustrated and ESPN The Magazine (where we spent seven years as a co-worker) before becoming director communications from Toronto FC a few seasons ago. . Bob Bradley has not accepted many requests for interviews or podcasts recently, which is a shame as he is by far the most successful coach in the United States. Bob and I have had some disagreements over the years (usually it was he who disagreed with something I had written). However, football in this country is probably better served by hearing more of Bradley's thoughts.
<p clbad = "canvas-atom canvas-text Mb (1.0em) Mb (0) – sm Mt (0.8em) – sm" type = "text" content = "6 The Washington Post announced this week that the CEO of the American Football Federation, Dan Flynn, would leave his post next year. No surprises there. Flynn, 63, had a heart transplant in 2016 and rumors of her imminent departure have been circulating for months. It turns out that Flynn's release lasts far longer than that. "Data-reactid =" 40 ">6 The Washington Post announced this week that the CEO of the American Football Federation, Dan Flynn, would leave his post next year. No surprises there. Flynn, 63, had a heart transplant in 2016 and rumors of her imminent departure have been circulating for months. It turns out that Flynn's release lasts far longer than that.
US Football Federation CEO Dan Flynn will be leaving next year. (Getty)
<p clbad = "canvas-atom canvas-text Mb (1.0em) Mb (0) – sm Mt (0.8em) – sm" type = "text" content = "7. "Over the past two or three years Dan has been thinking about a transition strategy and has had several discussions with the US Soccer executive and board of directors," Yahoo told Reuters. USS spokesperson Neil Buethe. If the US national team had won the 2018 World Cup, Flynn may already be gone. Qualifying failure, however, has deeply entrenched the federation. He was asked to stay to help the new American football president, Carlos Cordeiro, navigate a difficult first year. "There was a preference for Dan to stay in the role of CEO for a longer period to help with the transition," Buethe said. "This concept was preferred by Carlos and unilaterally welcomed by the board of directors, who is now in the final stages of determining exactly how the succession plan will be executed." "data-reactid =" 65 ">7. "Over the past two or three years Dan has been thinking about a transition strategy and has had several discussions with the US Soccer executive and board of directors," Yahoo told Reuters. USS spokesperson Neil Buethe. If the US national team had won the 2018 World Cup, Flynn may already be gone. Qualifying failure, however, has deeply entrenched the federation. He was asked to stay to help the new American football president, Carlos Cordeiro, navigate a difficult first year. "There was a preference for Dan to stay in the role of CEO for a longer period to help with the transition," Buethe said. "This concept was preferred by Carlos and unilaterally welcomed by the board of directors, who is now in the final stages of determining exactly how the succession plan will be executed."
<p clbad = "canvas-atom canvas-text Mb (1.0em) Mb (0) – sm Mt (0.8em) – sm" type = "text" content = "8 What does this have to do with MLS? Well, if Columbus Crew boss Gregg Berhalter is actually hired to lead the USMNT, you have to wonder what impact that might have on his brother Jay's chances of succeeding Flynn. Most of the discussions about Jay Berhalter, the Fed's chief commercial officer, focused on how his position could help or hinder Gregg Berhalter's candidacy, not the other way around. As a long time senior executive, many members of the organization consider Jay Berhalter a natural surrogate for Flynn. But I do not think he can be seriously considered for the CEO position if his brother is the head coach. One, that would look terrible. And secondly, the CEO must have a say in determining the salary of the USMNT coach, who is usually among the highest paid USSF employees. "Data-reactid =" 66 ">8 What does this have to do with MLS? Well, if Columbus Crew boss Gregg Berhalter is actually hired to lead the USMNT, you have to wonder what impact that might have on his brother Jay's chances of succeeding Flynn. Most of the discussions about Jay Berhalter, the Fed's chief commercial officer, focused on how his position could help or hinder Gregg Berhalter's candidacy, not the other way around. As a long time senior executive, many members of the organization consider Jay Berhalter a natural surrogate for Flynn. But I do not think he can be seriously considered for the CEO position if his brother is the head coach. One, that would look terrible. And secondly, the CEO must have a say in determining the salary of the USMNT coach, who is usually among the highest paid USSF employees.
<p clbad = "canvas-atom canvas-text Mb (1.0em) Mb (0) – sm Mt (0.8em) – sm" type = "text" content = "9 Speaking of Gregg Berhalter, last week's column focused on how the former LA Galaxy defender kept the team in position for the playoffs throughout the season despite the threat of relocating the club . Now, with their future in the Ohio seemingly pretty safe, Columbus could miss the final day of the regular season. A loss to Minnesota United on Sunday, combined with a Montreal Impact victory in New England, would prevent Canadians from getting into the dance at the expense of the crew, which would be very difficult. "data-reactid =" 67 ">9 Speaking of Gregg Berhalter, last week's column focused on how the former LA Galaxy defender kept the team in position for the playoffs throughout the season despite the threat of relocating the club . Now, with their future in the Ohio seemingly pretty safe, Columbus could miss the final day of the regular season. A loss to Minnesota United on Sunday, combined with a Montreal Impact victory in New England, would prevent Canadians from getting into the dance at the expense of the crew, which would be very difficult.
<p clbad = "canvas-atom canvas-text Mb (1.0em) Mb (0) – sm Mt (0.8em) – sm" type = "text" content = "ten. If Berhalter is the choice of the USMNT general manager, Earnie Stewart – I understand we're still on the road to an announcement for early November – then Stewart will be the biggest fan of the crew on Sunday. The general manager will be criticized, no matter who he hires, to be sure. But selling an already skeptical fan base to a coach who did not even play in the MLS playoffs would not be easy. It should be noted that in the past, when Flynn and former USSF President Sunil Gulati evaluated each other, the preference was clearly given to any National League candidate who had won the MLS Cup. Berhalter failed in the final three years ago with the crew, although he organized one as a Galaxy player / badistant coach in 2011. "data-reactid =" 68 ">ten. If Berhalter is the choice of the USMNT general manager, Earnie Stewart – I understand we're still on the road to an announcement for early November – then Stewart will be the biggest fan of the crew on Sunday. The general manager will be criticized, no matter who he hires, to be sure. But selling an already skeptical fan base to a coach who did not even play in the MLS playoffs would not be easy. It should be noted that in the past, when Flynn and former USSF President Sunil Gulati evaluated each other, the preference was clearly given to any National League candidate who had won the MLS Cup. Berhalter failed in the final three years ago with the crew, although he did one as a Galaxy player / badistant coach in 2011.
<p clbad = "canvas-atom canvas-text Mb (1.0em) Mb (0) – sm Mt (0.8em) – sm" type = "text" content = "11 Stewart has officially interviewed at least two candidates, as we announced earlier this month. I believe that Berhalter is one of them. Who is the other? I'm not sure at the moment, but several sources tell me that Bradley, Tab Ramos and Peter Vermes were not interviewed. "Data-reactid =" 69 ">11 Stewart has officially interviewed at least two candidates, as we announced earlier this month. I believe that Berhalter is one of them. Who is the other? I'm not sure at the moment, but several sources tell me that Bradley, Tab Ramos and Peter Vermes were not interviewed.
Cherundolo: "It's important that the coach understands how the MLS works … I would like to see Earnie hire someone who understands the American mindset, who knows how to get results in CONCACAF. That's what the #usmnt needs right now. We have to qualify for the World Cup. "
– Doug McIntyre (@ByDougMcIntyre) October 19, 2018
<p clbad = "canvas-atom canvas-text Mb (1.0em) Mb (0) – sm Mt (0.8em) – sm" type = "text" content = "12 The answer to Steve Cherundolo saying that the next American coach should be familiar with the MLS was interesting. He is a guy who has spent the last 20 years playing and coaching in the Bundesliga. He is hardly a sheriff of the MLS and his point of view is more credible than most others. It reminded me of what Reversal coach Brad Friedel, the Premier League record holder for consecutive appearances and recently inducted into the National Football Hall of Fame, told me in May: "data-reactid =" 72 ">12 The answer to Steve Cherundolo saying that the next American coach should be familiar with the MLS was interesting. He is a guy who has spent the last 20 years playing and coaching in the Bundesliga. He is hardly a sheriff of the MLS and his point of view is more credible than most others. It reminded me that Reversal coach Brad Friedel, the Premier League record holder for consecutive appearances and a member of the National Football Hall of Fame, told me in May:
<p clbad = "canvas-atom canvas-text Mb (1.0em) Mb (0) – sm Mt (0.8em) – sm" type = "text" content = "13 "I think the coach of the national team should be American," Friedel said. "There are now a lot of very good American candidates who would do a good job. What often happens to foreign coaches, who are also outstanding coaches, is that they do not understand the nature of the terrain in the United States. It takes them a while to understand how MLS works. When you were born and raised in a different system, it is really difficult. This is one of the dangers of hiring a foreign trainer. But there are also excellent foreign coaches who could do very well. Perhaps Friedel and Cherundolo, arguably the most successful Americans in the history of the European elite, really know what they are talking about. "Data-reactid =" 73 ">13 "I think the coach of the national team should be American," Friedel said. "There are now a lot of very good American candidates who would do a good job. What often happens to foreign coaches, who are also outstanding coaches, is that they do not understand the nature of the terrain in the United States. It takes them a while to understand how MLS works. When you were born and raised in a different system, it is really difficult. This is one of the dangers of hiring a foreign trainer. But perhaps Friedel and Cherundolo, arguably the most successful American to play at the elite level in Europe, really know what they are talking about.
<p clbad = "canvas-atom canvas-text Mb (1.0em) Mb (0) – sm Mt (0.8em) – sm" type = "text" content = "14 To everyone's surprise, Atlanta United has announced that Tata Martino will not return to the bench next season. It remains to be seen where it will end, but apparently it will not be the United States because Martino does not speak English and Stewart said it was a requirement of the job. Anyway, I'm not sure that Martino fits perfectly in the United States – the American player group does not have a Martinez or Miguel Almiron – but the question of language should really matter? In Atlanta, Martino's training sessions and pre-match team discussions are conducted in Spanish. Nine players from the Atlanta training speak Spanish. Only two players from the most recent USMNT squad do it: Kellyn Acosta of Colorado Rapids and Marky Delgado of Toronto FC. (This is obviously another problem, but it is important to simply report it for practical reasons.) "Data-reactid =" 74 ">14 To everyone's surprise, Atlanta United has announced that Tata Martino will not return to the bench next season. It remains to be seen where it will end, but apparently it will not be the United States because Martino does not speak English and Stewart said it was a requirement of the job. Anyway, I'm not sure that Martino fits perfectly in the United States – the American player group does not have a Martinez or Miguel Almiron – but the question of language should really matter? In Atlanta, Martino's training sessions and pre-match team discussions are conducted in Spanish. Nine players from the Atlanta training speak Spanish. Only two players from the most recent USMNT squad do it: Kellyn Acosta of Colorado Rapids and Marky Delgado of Toronto FC. (This is obviously another problem, but it's important to just mention it for practical reasons.)
<p clbad = "canvas-atom canvas-text Mb (1.0em) Mb (0) – sm Mt (0.8em) – sm" type = "text" content = "15 Martino understands the questions in English, but he is not comfortable with media interviews. It's understandable. I was wondering how he could communicate with his English-speaking players privately, so I asked a contact who spent a lot of time in Argentina over the past two years. "He's able to have very basic conversations, but I do not want to sell them too much," I'm told. Take it for what it's worth.
"data-reactid =" 75 ">15 Martino understands the questions in English, but he is not comfortable with media interviews. It's understandable. I was wondering how he could communicate with his English-speaking players privately, so I asked a contact who spent a lot of time in Argentina over the past two years. "He's able to have very basic conversations, but I do not want to sell them too much," I'm told. Take it for what it's worth.
<p clbad = "canvas-atom canvas-text Mb (1.0em) Mb (0) – sm Mt (0.8em) – sm" type = "text" content = " 16 I think the crew is making the playoffs. Sunday marks its first home game since the announcement of the conclusion that an agreement on staying in Columbus was progressing significantly, and I have to think that Mapfre Stadium will switch Sunday, despite the rain in the forecast. The other reason is the recent history of the Impact in New England. Montreal has lost each of its last four trips to Gillette Stadium, beating the score 9-2. "data-reactid =" 76 "> 16 I think the crew is making the playoffs. Sunday marks its first home game since the announcement of the conclusion that an agreement on staying in Columbus was progressing significantly, and I have to think that Mapfre Stadium will switch Sunday, despite the rain in the forecast. The other reason is the recent history of the Impact in New England. Montreal has lost each of its last four trips to Gillette Stadium, beating the score 9-2.
Giovanni Savarese will lead the Portland Timbers to the playoffs in his first season at the helm. (AP Photo / Jack Dempsey)
<p clbad = "canvas-atom canvas-text Mb (1.0em) Mb (0) – sm Mt (0.8em) – sm" type = "text" content = "17 For the first time since joining MLS in 2011, tThe Portland Timbers have qualified for the playoffs two consecutive seasons. Giovani Savarese, a freshman, deserves a lot of that credit. It is never easy to replace a successful predecessor; Caleb Porter led Portland to the 2015 MLS Cup before retiring last season. I wanted to know how Savarese found the right balance between keeping what worked under Porter and putting his own stamp on the Timbers.
"data-reactid =" 97 ">17 For the first time since joining MLS in 2011, tThe Portland Timbers have qualified for the playoffs two consecutive seasons. Giovani Savarese, a freshman, deserves a lot of that credit. It is never easy to replace a successful predecessor; Caleb Porter led Portland to the 2015 MLS Cup before retiring last season. I wanted to know how Savarese found the right balance between keeping what worked under Porter and putting his own stamp on the Timbers.
<p clbad = "canvas-atom canvas-text Mb (1.0em) Mb (0) – sm Mt (0.8em) – sm" type = "text" content = " 18 "The first thing you need to do to earn respect," said Savarese, "is to be Honest at work, give everything you have at every moment of the day so that everyone sees the effort needed to make everything work. From there, you try to be sincere, to surround yourself with good people, to be honest with the players and to make sure your ideas are clear. "" Data-reactid = "98"> 18 "The first thing you need to do to earn respect," said Savarese, "is to be Honest at work, give everything you have at every moment of the day so that everyone sees the effort needed to make everything work. From there, you try to be sincere, to surround yourself with good people, to be honest with the players and to make sure your ideas are clear. "
<p clbad = "canvas-atom canvas-text Mb (1.0em) Mb (0) – sm Mt (0.8em) – sm" type = "text" content = "19 Savarese is an MLS original, having played for the MetroStars (now the New York Red Bulls) in the league's inaugural season in 1996. He has also played for Revs clubs and San Jose Earthquakes more in Italy, England and Venezuela, before moving to coach, first in the ranks of young Red Bulls, then with the Cosmos of New York, in second place. "data-reactid =" 99 ">19 Savarese is an MLS original, having played for the MetroStars (now the New York Red Bulls) in the league's inaugural season in 1996. He has also played for Revs clubs and San Jose Earthquakes more in Italy, England and Venezuela, before moving to coach, first in the ranks of young Red Bulls, then with the Cosmos of New York, in second place.
<p clbad = "canvas-atom canvas-text Mb (1.0em) Mb (0) – sm Mt (0.8em) – sm" type = "text" content = "20 "Even though we were in the NASL, it was a very competitive league and I had the chance to train great players," said Savarese, of the Cosmos, whose Spanish legend Raul. "It has given me so much information and lessons that you can use in the future." Data-reactid = "100">20 "Even though we were in the NASL, it was a very competitive league and I had the chance to train great players," said Savarese, of the Cosmos, whose Spanish legend Raul. "It has given me so much information and lessons that you can use in the future.
<p clbad = "canvas-atom canvas-text Mb (1.0em) Mb (0) – sm Mt (0.8em) – sm" type = "text" content = "21 "Even before the interview process, I always thought Portland would be a great place to land," he said. "I felt prepared for this opportunity. That's why I took my time to be ready. I wanted to do something to get back to a league that I've always been a part of – as a player, as a commentator, as a fan – ". Data-reactid =" 101 ">21 "Even before the interview process, I always thought Portland would be a great place to land," he said. "I felt prepared for this opportunity. That's why I took my time to be ready. Returning to a league in which I have always been a part – as a player, commentator, fan – is something I wanted to do. "
<p clbad = "canvas-atom canvas-text Mb (1.0em) Mb (0) – sm Mt (0.8em) – sm" type = "text" content = "22 Savarese is among a number of players from the 1996 MetroStars team to become head coach. Sporting's Vermes is the oldest boss of the MLS. Ramos has led the U-20 Americans in the past seven years. Omid Namazi is currently in charge of Iran's Zob Ahan camp. Tony Meloa led the Jacksonville Armada in 2015-2016, while Manny Lagos led Minnesota United when the club was in the lower divisions. The great Italian Roberto Donadoni has led the Azzurri and many clubs of Serie A. Bradley's Fire in 1998, which includes among his players Chris Armas, Lubos Kubik, Jesse Marsch, Peter Novak, Jorge Salcedo and Lagos, is the only other team of MLS has trained so many coaches. "Data-reactid =" 102 ">22 Savarese is among a number of players from the 1996 MetroStars team to become head coach. Sporting's Vermes is the oldest boss of the MLS. Ramos has led the U-20 Americans in the past seven years. Omid Namazi is currently in charge of Iran's Zob Ahan camp. Tony Meloa led the Jacksonville Armada in 2015-2016, while Manny Lagos led Minnesota United when the club was in the lower divisions. The great Italian Roberto Donadoni has led the Azzurri and many clubs of Serie A. Bradley's Fire of 1998, which includes Chris Armas, Lubos Kubik, Jesse Marsch, Peter Novak, Jorge Salcedo and Lagos, is the only other team of the MLS to have trained so many coaches.
<p clbad = "canvas-atom canvas-text Mb (1.0em) Mb (0) – sm Mt (0.8em) – sm" type = "text" content = "23 The Timbers can face one of six opponents to open the playoffs. À l’heure actuelle, ils tiraient au sort le grand rival des Seattle Sounders. Savarese savourerait-il ce match? "Une fois que vous commencez à choisir l’équipe que vous préférez jouer, c’est le moment où vous échouez", a-t-il déclaré. "Mais si c'est Seattle, alors vous avez le plus grand jeu en séries éliminatoires auquel vous pouvez jouer." "Data-reactid =" 103 ">23 Les Timbers peuvent affronter l’un des six adversaires pour ouvrir les séries éliminatoires. À l’heure actuelle, ils tiraient au sort le grand rival des Seattle Sounders. Savarese savourerait-il ce match? "Une fois que vous commencez à choisir l’équipe que vous préférez jouer, c’est le moment où vous échouez", a-t-il déclaré. "Mais si c'est Seattle, alors vous avez le plus grand jeu en séries éliminatoires auquel vous pouvez jouer."
<p clbad = "canvas-atom canvas-text Mb (1.0em) Mb (0) – sm Mt (0.8em) – sm" type = "text" content = "Doug McIntyre couvre le football pour Yahoo Sports. Follow him on Twitter @ByDougMcIntyre."data-reactid =" 104 ">Doug McIntyre couvre le football pour Yahoo Sports. Follow him on Twitter @ByDougMcIntyre.
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