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| teamname = Glasgow Warriors 1997 / 1998 | image = | ground = Scotstoun Stadium | capacity = 10,000 | ceo = | coach = {{flagicon|NZL}} Kevin Greene to November 1997 {{flagicon|NZL}} Keith Robertson from November 1997 | captain = {{flagicon|SCO}} Gordon Bulloch | league = {{nowrap|1997-98 Scottish Inter-District Championship}} | pattern_la1 = _black_hoops | pattern_b1= _lightbluehorizontal | pattern_ra1= _black_hoops | leftarm1= 84DBFF | body1= 000030 | rightarm1= 84DBFF | shorts1= 000030 | socks1= 000030 | pattern_la2= |pattern_b2= |pattern_ra2= |leftarm2= |body2= |rightarm2= |shorts2= |socks2= | position = 2nd (Runners Up) | most tries = {{flagicon|SCO}} James Craig (6) | top scorer = {{flagicon|Cook Islands}} Tommy Hayes (103) | caps = {{flagicon|SCO}} Gordon Bulloch {{flagicon|SCO}} Gordon McIlwham {{flagicon|SCO}} Guy Perrett {{flagicon|SCO}} Fergus Wallace {{flagicon|SCO}} Fraser Stott {{flagicon|Cook Islands}} Tommy Hayes {{flagicon|SCO}} Craig Sangster (10) | prevseason =1996–97 | nextseason =1998–99 }} The 1997-98 season is the second in the history of the Glasgow Warriors as a professional side. During this season the young professional side competed as Glasgow Rugby. This season saw Glasgow Rugby compete in the competitions: the Scottish Inter-District Championship and the European Champions Cup, the Heineken Cup. Season OverviewDisquiet growsNotwithstanding the 'Gang of Four' pressing for the club teams to be used in Europe instead of the district teams,[1] further disquiet was building against Kevin Greene's dual role as Glasgow Hawks coach and Glasgow Warriors coach. The matter was brought to a head when Greene signed Tommy Hayes for the Glasgow side and Kilmarnock RFC complained that they had not been given an opportunity to bid for the player; as one club team in the district would be assigned the player when not in use by the professional Glasgow side.[2] Hayes was later assigned the Glasgow Hawks club; Greene's club side. European highs and lowsGetting out of the Heineken Cup pool stage was extremely positive for the Glasgow side. However the manner of the defeat in the play-off for the Quarter finals by Leicester Tigers brought further grist to the mill as far as the 'Gang of Four' were concerned. Such was the ease of the win by Leicester that one of their players Dean Richards went off-pitch for a toilet break in the middle of the match without the Tigers replacing him.[3] The result though probably wasn't helped by the prior announcement that the Leicester Tigers match would be Greene's last in charge of Glasgow. To the SRU this season's European results showed that their current model of professionalism wasn't working and they resolved to change the structure of the newly professional game in Scotland. The effects of this resolve were to be seen in the following season. Ulster interest in GreeneUlster Rugby made overtures to Kevin Greene about being their new Director of Rugby, straight after Glasgow's defeat of Ulster in the Challenge Cup. Greene however turned them down, preferring to go home to his native New Zealand. He had already agreed with Jim Telfer that he would act as an 'agent' for Glasgow Warriors and Scotland in New Zealand by helping out the training of the Silver Thistles. Glasgow later used Greene on the same basis for their 'academy side': the Glasgow Thistles. "The job description from Ulster landed on my desk this week after they spoke to me at Scotstoun when the game was over. They said they needed a new direction," said Greene. "I am flattered, but I won't be taking up the position. I spoke to Jim Telfer this week and agreed that I will stay in Scotland to see Glasgow's game with Leicester through, and then go back to New Zealand. "We are keen that the Silver Thistles tourists carry on, and we are to investigate the possibility of taking coaches over there as well to learn what they do. I suppose, to some extent, I will be an agent for Scotland back home."[4] New coachAnother New Zealander was brought in to coach Glasgow Rugby. Keith Robertson was ear-marked by the SRU's Jim Telfer earlier in the year as a potential candidate for Glasgow when Robertson's Otago Highlanders team toured the UK. He took over Glasgow in November 1997.[1] Strength and Fitness and the Elite Development ProgrammeDavid Jordan, the chief executive of GDRU, acknowledges: "The result against Leicester told us that we have still much to do. We were found wanting in a number of departments, particularly our overall fitness and strength. It is vital that we recognise where out weaknesses are." Glasgow issued an Action Plan on how it planned to resolve those weaknesses. It stated: "The Glasgow and District Rugby Union will be aggressively looking beyond Scotland to identify players to enhance and improve the performance of the team. Priority will be given to identifying players with Scottish eligibility. The district will also take full advantage of the use of two non-EU international players." "The GDRU will utilise the services of a weight training specialist. Every squad member will be given one-to-one training and will work to individually tailored programmes." In other areas of physical conditioning the plan envisages that there will be a player appraisal programme. "It will be based on setting individual training, fitness and dietary targets. Players will be expected to do training outwith normal squad sessions and be responsible for achieving the targets set," says the action plan. Glasgow's initial squad of players for next season will be selected next month and between then and March will be the start of what the plan calls the Elite Development Programme that will concentrate on the players who "have the physical and mental ability to represent Glasgow and the Scottish Rugby Union." "This is the key to the long-term success of Scottish rugby," says the action plan which makes it clear that better identification of talent and an increase in playing numbers are priorities in the next few years.[5] TeamCoaches
StaffChairman: Ken Crichton Vice-Chairman: George Blackie Convenor / Team Manager: {{flagicon|SCO}} Hamish Fyfe[7] Chief Executive: David Jordan Administrative Executive: Bill McMurtrie Committee: Gordon Ash, Norry Boyle, Ewan Cameron, John Dyer, Alasdair Graham, Tom Morrice, Secretary: Victoria Mount Squad
Academy playersA 22 strong group of age-grade Glasgow District players - known as the Glasgow Thistles - were sent to New Zealand for rugby training under the aegis of Kevin Greene in February 1998.[8] The 22 Glasgow Thistles: Gillon Armstrong (Kilmarnock), Colin Bartwicki (East Kilbride), Stuart Bryce (Glasgow Southern), Stuart Caulfield (Dalziel), Scott Chassels (Glasgow Academy), Rory Couper (Ardrossan Academicals), Hugh Fulton (Glasgow Academy), Craig Hamilton (Wigtownshire), Rory Kerr (Strathendrick), Douglas Lyall (Hutchesons' GS), Richard Maxton (Stewart's Melville FP), Andrew McGeoch (Glasgow Academy), Ian McInroy (Garnock), Eric Milligan (Stewarton Academy and Kilmarnock), Iain Monaghan (Glasgow Southern), Craig Murdoch (Ayr), Euan Murray (Williamwood HS and Glasgow Southern), Chris Pothan (Kelvinside Academy), Colin Stewart (East Kilbride), Gordon Tyler (Ardrossan Academicals), Jan Vos (Glasgow Southern), Martin Yorston (Lenzie). Player statisticsDuring the 1997–98 season, Glasgow have used 29 different players in competitive games. The table below shows the number of appearances and points scored by each player.
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CompetitionsPre-season and friendliesMatch 1{{rugbybox|date = 10 August 1997 |home = Glasgow {{flagicon|SCO}} | score = 15 - 49 |report = Preview Report |away = {{flagicon|ENG}} London Scottish |try1 = Alan Bulloch Andrew Ness |con1 = Erin Cossey |pen1 = Cameron Little |drop1 = |try2 = Rhodri Davies Thompson Johnston Allan Hunter Mick Watson |con2 = Derrick Lee x 4 Jamie Cameron |pen2 = Derrick Lee x 3 |drop2 = |stadium = Braidholm, Giffnock |attendance = |referee = R Dickson (Madras College FP) }} Glasgow - C Sangster (Stirling County); D Stark (Glasgow Hawks), A Bulloch (West of Scotland), C Simmers (Glasgow Hawks), J Craig (West of Scotland); C Little (Glasgow Hawks), F Stott (West of Scotland); G Isaac (Kilmarnock Falcons), G Bulloch (West of Scotland) captain, G McIlwham (Glasgow Hawks), S Begley (Glasgow Hawks), G Perrett (West of Scotland), F Wallace (Glasgow Hawks), D McLeish (West of Scotland), G Mackay (Glasgow Hawks). Replacements - J Weston (Watsonians) for Stott, M Norval (Stirling County) for Begley, G Metcalfe (Glasgow Hawks) for Stark, J McLaren (Stirling County) for A Bulloch, all 40 mins, A Perrie (Glasgow Hawks) for Isaac, A Ness (Glasgow Hawks) for Mackay, E Cossey (Glasgow Southern) for Little. London Scottish - D Lee; K Milligan, R Davies, R Eriksson, G Thompson; J Cameron, S Cook; P Johnston, J Allan, P Burnell, E Jones, R Hunter, C Tarbuck, M Watson, S Holmes. Replacements - C Smith for Thompson (50 mins), C Morley for Cook (59), T Jankovich for Tarbuck (67), I McAusland for Cameron (68). Match 2{{rugbybox|date = 16 August 1997 |home = Sale Sharks {{flagicon|ENG}} | score = 33 - 10 |report = Report |away = {{flagicon|SCO}} Glasgow |try1 = Tom Beim x 3 David Erskine Simon Mannix |con1 = Simon Mannix x 4 |pen1 = |drop1 = |try2 = Jamie Weston |con2 = Cameron Little |pen2 = Cameron Little |drop2 = |stadium = |attendance = |referee = G Hughes (Manchester) }} Sale Sharks - J Mallinder (captain); C Yates, J Baxendell, A Hadley, T Beim; S Mannix, R Smith; P Smith, S Diamond, A Smith, C Murphy, D Baldwin, P Sanderson, D Erskine, D O'Grady. Replacements: S Howarth, K Ellis, D Williamson, M Driver, M Kirk, A Morris. Glasgow - C Sangster; D Stark, A Bulloch, I Jardine, G Metcalfe; C Little, F Stott; G Isaac, G Bulloch (captain), G McIlwham, M Norval, G Perrett, M Wallace, D McLeish, I Sinclair. Replacements: C Docherty, F Wallace, C Simmers, J McLaren, M McGrandles, J Craig, D Ablett, G Mackay, C Afuakwah, A Perrie, J Weston. Match 3{{rugbybox|date = 23 August 1997 |home = West Hartlepool {{flagicon|ENG}} | score = 18 - 40 |report = Preview Report |away = {{flagicon|SCO}} Glasgow |try1 = ; Ponton Botham |con1 = Benson |pen1 = Benson x 2 |drop1 = |try2 = Tommy Hayes x 2 Jamie Weston James Craig Derek Stark Gordon McIlwham |con2 = Tommy Hayes x 2 |pen2 = Tommy Hayes x 2 |drop2 = |stadium = Brierton Lane |attendance = |referee = }} West Hartlepool - Farrell; Cavey, Botham, Connolly, John; Benson, Nu'ualitia; Sparks, Challenor, Hathaway, Webb, Schrader, Hood, Ponton, Hyde. Replacements - Knowles for Benson, Peacock for Challenor, Jones for Cavey (all at half time). Glasgow - Sangster; Stark, A Bulloch, Jardine, Craig; Hayes, Weston; McIlwham, G Bulloch, Beckham, Afuakwah, Perrett, M Wallace, McLeish, Sinclair. Replacements - Kittle for Beckham (60min), Simmers for Jardine (61), Stott for Weston (64), Ness for McLeish (72), Metcalfe for Craig (72), Jardine for Hayes (75). Match 4{{rugbybox|date = 28 August 1997 |home = Caledonia Reds {{flagicon|SCO}} | score = 16 - 28 |report = Report |away = {{flagicon|SCO}} Glasgow |try1 = Murray Fraser |con1 = Rowen Shepherd |pen1 = Rowen Shepherd x 3 |drop1 = |try2 = Tommy Hayes Matt McGrandles Fraser Stott |con2 = Tommy Hayes x 2 |pen2 = Tommy Hayes x 3 |drop2 = |stadium = Bridgehaugh Park, Stirling |attendance = |referee = Referee - A Ireland (Grangemouth). }} Caledonia Reds - Caledonia Reds - Shepherd; Renton, Rouse, Carruthers, Longstaff; Easson, Black; Penman, Scott, Manson, White, Grimes, McIvor, Flockhart, Waite. Substitutes - Fraser for Carruthers (39m), Hayter for Waite (40), Herrington for Penman (40), Officer for Rouse (53), Penman for Manson (75). Glasgow - Simmers; Stark, Bulloch, McGrandles, Metcalfe; Hayes, Stott; McIlwham, Bulloch, Beckham, Afuakwah,[16] Perrett, F Wallace, McLeish, M Wallace. Shaw for McLeish. Substitutes - Kittle for McIlwham (40), Ablett for A Bulloch (65), Porte for Beckham, Docherty for G Bulloch. Match 5{{rugbybox|date = 6 December 1997 |home = Glasgow {{flagicon|SCO}} | score = 6 – 22 |report = Report |away = {{flagicon|AUS}} ACT Brumbies |try1 = |con1 = |pen1 = Tommy Hayes x 2 |drop1 = |try2 = Sam Cordingley Josh Birch Craig McMullen x 2 |con2 = Robert Todd |pen2 = |drop2 = |stadium = Scotstoun Stadium |attendance = |referee = {{flagicon|FRA}} R Duhau }} Glasgow - Sangster; Fraser (temporary replacement Hawkes), Bulloch, Collins, Metcalfe; Hayes, Stott (Little); McIlwham (Simmers), Docherty, Beckham (Jamieson); Norval, Perrett; F Wallace (Mackay), M Wallace(capt), Shaw (Hutton). ACT Brumbies - Kafer(capt); Nasalio, Swan, Birch, Todd; McMullen, Cordingley; Zammit, Paul, Moore, Morahan, Harrison, Plenty, Jacques, Fenukitau. European Champions CupThe previous year's Scottish Inter-District Championship produced a tight finish and Glasgow were just pipped to first place by Caledonia Reds. The second place achieved in the Scottish Inter-District was enough for Glasgow to be entered in the Heineken Cup for the new season 1997-98. The pool matches saw Glasgow grouped alongside London Wasps; with former player Kenny Logan now starring for the English side. Logan was to put Glasgow to the sword over the two matches, scoring 3 tries against his old team. Nevertheless, Glasgow did well enough to get out the group and snatch a quarter final play-off place. However they were soundly beaten by the Leicester Tigers and their matches against English opposition showed the gulf of professionalism that then existed between Scotland and England. In the pool matches teams received
Pool 2
ResultsRound 1{{rugbybox|date = {{date|1997-09-08}} 19:00 |home = Ulster {{flagicon|IRE|rugby union}} | score = 12 – 18 |report = Preview Preview Report Report |away = {{flagicon|SCO}} Glasgow |try1 = |con1 = |pen1 = Stuart Laing x 3 |drop1 = Stuart Laing |try2 = James Craig Murray Wallace |con2 = Tommy Hayes |pen2 = Tommy Hayes x 2 |drop2 = |stadium = Ravenhill |attendance = 2,100 |referee = Clayton Thomas (Wales) }} Round 2{{rugbybox |date = {{date|1997-09-14}} home = Glasgow {{flagicon|SCO}} | score = 22 – 46 |report = Report |away = {{flagicon|ENG}} London Wasps |try1 = Gordon Bulloch Tommy Hayes x 2 |con1 = Tommy Hayes Cameron Little |pen1 = Tommy Hayes |drop1 = |try2 = Shane Roiser Nick Greenstock Kenny Logan Andy Gomarsall Chris Sheasby |con2 = Gareth Rees x 5 |pen2 = Gareth Rees x 3 |drop2 = |stadium = Scotstoun Stadium |attendance = 3,500 |referee = Alan Lewis (Ireland) }} Round 3{{rugbybox |date = {{date|1997-09-21}} home = Glasgow {{flagicon|SCO}} | score = 35 – 21 |report = Report |away = {{flagicon|WAL}} Swansea |try1 = Derek Stark Matt McGrandles James Craig John Shaw |con1 = Tommy Hayes x 3 |pen1 = Tommy Hayes x 3 |drop1 = |try2 = Huw Thomas Chris Anthony |con2 = Arwel Thomas |pen2 = Arwel Thomas x 3 |drop2 = |stadium = Scotstoun Stadium |attendance = 3,000 |referee = Ed Morrison (England) }} Round 4{{rugbybox |date = {{date|1997-09-28}} home = London Wasps {{flagicon|ENG}} | score = 43 – 5 |report = Preview Report |away = {{flagicon|SCO}} Glasgow |try1 = Nick Greenstock Kenny Logan x2 Andy Gomarsall Chris Sheasby Joe Worsley |con1 = Gareth Rees x 5 |pen1 = Gareth Rees |drop1 = |try2 = James Craig |con2 = |pen2 = |drop2 = |stadium = Loftus Road Stadium |attendance = 3,825 |referee = David McHugh (Ireland) }} Round 5{{rugbybox|date = {{date|1997-10-04}} 14:15 |home = Swansea {{flagicon|WAL}} |score = 30 – 22 |report = Report |away = {{flagicon|SCO}} Glasgow |try1 = Scott Gibbs Rhodri Jones |con1 = Aled Williams |pen1 = Aled Williams x 6 |drop1 = |try2 = Matt McGrandles |con2 = Tommy Hayes |pen2 = Tommy Hayes x 5 |drop2 = |stadium = St. Helen's |attendance = 3,000 |referee = Gordon Black (Ireland) }} Round 6{{rugbybox|date = {{date|1997-10-12}} 15:00 |home = Glasgow {{flagicon|SCO}} |score = 30 – 15 |report = Preview Report Report |away = {{flagicon|IRE|rugby union}} Ulster |try1 = Tommy Hayes Fraser Stott Penalty Try[17] |con1 = Tommy Hayes x 3 |pen1 = Tommy Hayes |drop1 = |try2 = |con2 = |pen2 = Stuart Laing x 5 |drop2 = |stadium = Scotstoun Stadium |attendance = 4,000 |referee = Gareth Simmonds (Wales) }} Quarter final play-offs{{Rugbybox|date = 1 November 1997 15:00 |home = Leicester Tigers {{flagicon|ENG}} |score = 90 – 19 |report = [https://web.archive.org/web/20170402174832/http://www.epcrugby.com/matchcentre/16806.php Report] |away = {{flagicon|SCO}} Glasgow |try1 = Michael Horak x 4 Austin Healey Will Greenwood Leon Lloyd Joel Stransky x3 Richard Cockerill x 2 Martin Corry Dean Richards |con1 = Joel Stransky x 10 |pen1 = |drop1 = |try2 = James Craig Tommy Hayes Cameron Little |con2 = Tommy Hayes x 2 |pen2 = |drop2 = |stadium = Welford Road |attendance = 6,500 |referee = Joel Dume (France) }} Scottish Inter-District ChampionshipFor 1997-98 season the Scottish Inter-District Championship was sponsored by Inter-City Trains. Hence the Championship became known as the Inter-City and the Cup won became the Inter-City Cup. 1997-98 League Table
ResultsRound 1{{rugbybox |date = 19 October 1997 |home = Glasgow |score = 36 – 20 |report = Report |away = Edinburgh |try1 = James Craig x 2 Tommy Hayes |con1 = Tommy Hayes x 3 |pen1 = Tommy Hayes x 5 |drop1 = |try2 = Ally McLean |con2 = |pen2 = Ally McLean x 5 |drop2 = |stadium = Scotstoun Stadium |attendance = |referee = I Ramage (Berwick) }} Round 2{{rugbybox|date = 24 October 1997 |home = Border Reivers | score = 9 – 17 |report = Report |away = Glasgow |try1 = |con1 = |pen1 = Craig Chalmers x 3 |drop1 = |try2 = Derek Stark |con2 = |pen2 = Tommy Hayes x 4 |drop2 = |stadium = Philiphaugh, Selkirk |attendance = |referee = J Fleming (Boroughmuir) }} Round 3{{rugbybox |date = 4 January 1998 | home = Caledonia Reds | score = 20 – 14 | report = Report | away = Glasgow |try1 = John Manson Dave McIvor |con1 = Rowen Shepherd x 2 |pen1 = Rowen Shepherd x 2 |drop1 = |try2 = Chris Simmers Gordon Bulloch |con2 = Tommy Hayes x 2 |pen2 = |drop2 = |stadium = Rubislaw Playing Fields | attendance = 2000| referee = J Fleming (Boroughmuir) }} Sponsorship
Official Kit SupplierCanterbury References1. ^1 {{Cite book|isbn=1-84596-062-9|title=Looking back... for once|author=Jim Telfer}} {{Glasgow Warriors}}{{DEFAULTSORT:Glasgow Warriors season}}2. ^{{cite web|url=http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/12286412.Kilmarnock_question_the__apos_dual_role_apos__of_Glasgow_apos_s_Kiwi_coach/|title=Kilmarnock question the 'dual role' of Glasgow's Kiwi coach|work=Herald Scotland}} 3. ^{{cite web|url=https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=Zc-8BQAAQBAJ&pg=PT168&lpg=PT168&dq=Leicester+90+Glasgow+%22David+Sole%22&source=bl&ots=tuyb8YotGJ&sig=qbwmZyaAzuzUguzeRR70D-qCn38&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0CCcQ6AEwAWoVChMI-faTyKOaxwIVzPEUCh0cXQOQ#v=onepage&q=Leicester%2090%20Glasgow%20%22David%20Sole%22&f=false|title=Southern Comfort|work=google.co.uk}} 4. ^{{cite web|url=http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/12286309.Ulster_fail_to_tempt_Greene/|title=Ulster fail to tempt Greene|work=Herald Scotland}} 5. ^{{cite web|url=http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/12284980.An_ambitious_statement_which_the_GDRU_hope_will_not_prove_to_be_mission_impossible_Glasgow_District_spell_out_plans_for_the_future/|title=An ambitious statement which the GDRU hope will not prove to be mission impossible Glasgow District spell out plans for the future|work=Herald Scotland}} 6. ^{{cite web|url=http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/12324377.Squads_unveiled/|title=Squads unveiled|work=Herald Scotland}} 7. ^1 2 http://www.calmview.eu/Hubcat/CalmView/Record.aspx?src=CalmView.Catalog&id=BML%2F6%2F3%2F44 8. ^{{cite web|url=http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/12365910.Glasgow_send_22_kids_to_learn_from_the_Kiwis/|title=Glasgow send 22 kids to learn from the Kiwis|work=Herald Scotland}} 9. ^{{cite web|url=http://www.sportinggenes.com/gavinfraser.html|title=Gavin Fraser|work=sportinggenes.com}} 10. ^{{cite web|url=http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/12287709.Hayes_offered_extension_to_his_contract_to_stay_on_Glasgow_are_keen_to_keep_their_prize_asset/|title=Hayes offered extension to his contract to stay on Glasgow are keen to keep their prize asset|work=Herald Scotland}} 11. ^{{cite web|url=http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/12294891.Islanders_seek_to_make_impact/|title=Islanders seek to make impact|work=Herald Scotland}} 12. ^1 2 {{cite web|url=http://old.glasgowhawks.com/news/5289|title=Former Hawk takes to water|publisher=}} 13. ^{{cite web|url=http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/12122692.Farewell_to_an_all_time_great_stand_off/|title=Farewell to an all-time great stand-off|work=Herald Scotland}} 14. ^{{cite web|url=https://www.questia.com/read/1G1-61112437|title=Kenny Bid to Ko Glasgow|work=Questia Online Library}} 15. ^1 2 {{cite web|url=http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/12294714.Fledgling_Hawks_are_not_yet_fit_to_leave_the_nest_Back_to_drawing_board_for_new_team_as_Gala_show_up_too_many_flaws/|title=Fledgling Hawks are not yet fit to leave the nest Back to drawing board for new team as Gala show up too many flaws|work=Herald Scotland}} 16. ^{{cite web|url=http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/12292853.Rebuff_leaves_bitter_taste/|title=Rebuff leaves bitter taste|work=Herald Scotland}} 17. ^{{cite web|url=http://www.love-rugby.com/rugby-statistics/genericmatch.php?matchid=24720&hometeam=Glasgow&awayteam=Ulster|title=Glasgow v Ulster rugby match 1997|author=Mediaclan 2001|work=love-rugby.com}} 3 : Glasgow Warriors seasons|1997–98 in Scottish rugby union|1997–98 Heineken Cup |
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