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We are live on tape from Universal Studios in Orlando, Florida and your announcers are Mike ‘Dude Love’ Tenay and Don ‘Cactus’ West.
Samoa Joe comes to the ring and he still has his TNA Heavyweight Title. Joe is back to his casual look as he has eschewed the suit this week. Joe reminds us that he was taken to the limit on Sunday night by two of the greatest wrestlers. They might have their differences, but they showed up and gave everything for the most coveted prize in the world in front of the greatest fans in the world. Joe asks Sting that while they bust their asses for the fans, where is he. While they carry the company and wrestle their asses off, where is Sting? Joe says that he will die in the ring to defend his belt. Joe wonders when the last time that Sting bled, sweated, or gave up anything for TNA. While they are traveling around the world, Sting stays at home. Joe mentions the time that A.J. misses spending with his children and then wonders when was the last time that Sting missed his son’s football game. When was the last time that Sting sacrificed time away from his family to be at TNA. At Bound for Glory, it will not be about respect. It will be Sting asking for Joe’s respect and offering his hand. Joe says that he will not accept his hand and he will kick Sting’s ass. He tells Sting that it will be his final bow.
TO THE BACK earlier today when Jeff Jarrett arrived. Jeremy asks Jarrett what brought him back. Jarrett says that he has something to say and he hopes that Sting is listening.
We go to commercial.
Don and Mike are back and Sting is on his way to the Impact Zone. Don wonders how Kurt Angle is going to react to what Jarrett will say.
Kurt Angle interrupts Don and Mike and he says that he has a message for Jeff Jarrett. They will cross paths and he will tell him tonight. Angle remembers that A.J. Styles has Angle’s gold medal and he will take it from A.J. when he comes out tonight.
Match Number One: Alex Shelley and Chris Sabin versus Christian Cage and A.J. Styles
Styles and Sabin start things off and Sabin with a clean break. Sabin with a side head lock but Styles with a hammer lock and he sends Sabin into the turnbuckles. Sabin with a springboard arm drag but Styles responds with the Phenomenal drop kick. Christian tags in and Styles with a running forearm off Christian’s back followed by a back elbow from the second turnbuckle for a near fall. Sabin with a kick and then he tags in Shelley. Shelley and Cage exchange forearms but Shelley with a chop. Christian charges into a boot and then Shelley drives Cage’s head into the mat. Shelley gets a two count after a springboard cross body. Christian gets Shelley on his shoulders and he hits a gut buster for a two count. Sabin tags in and Christian punches Sabin. Shelley sends Cage into the turnbuckles and Sabin hits a running boot to the head. Sabin poses for the camera instead of continuing to wear down Cage while the referee is focused on sending Styles back to the apron. Sabin sends Cage into the turnbuckles and then he punches him a few times. Sabin puts Christian in the Tree of Woe and Shelley is tagged in. Shelley with a baseball slide into Cage followed by a hesitation drop kick from Sabin. Shelley with a slingshot elbow from the apron. Christian with a chop but Shelley with a kick. Sabin tags back in and Christian kicks Sabin and then elbows Shelley. Sabin tries for an enzuigiri, but Christian moves and Shelley feels the boot. Christian with the inverted DDT to Sabin and then Cage tags in Styles. Styles with a springboard drop kick to both. Styles with a flying clothesline into the corner to Shelley and then he hits a spinning heel kick on Sabin. Sabin with a jawbreaker but Styles with a cross arm breaker but Shelley with a kick to the head to get Styles to release the hold. Styles is clotheslined over the top rope to the floor.
Cage goes up top and he hits a frog splash on Sabin as Shelley charges at him. Cage with a fallaway slam to Shelley followed by a springboard forearm from Styles. Cage with a pescado onto Shelley on the floor. Styles hits the Styles Clash on Sabin for the three count.
Winners: Christian Cage and A.J. Styles
After the match, Cage and Styles celebrate in the ring while Shelley checks on Sabin. Styles shakes the hands of Shelley and Sabin; and then Christian shakes Sabin’s hand, but Shelley shows Christian that he is number one. Sabin joins in and then the referee has to separate Christian from Shelley and Sabin. We have a scrum in the ring and then Shelley tells Cage to ‘cross the line’.
We go to the Book Lounge where Booker T and Sharmell are with Jeremy Borash. Jeremy mentions Booker’s match against Jay Lethal, but he wants to know what Booker thinks about all of the talk of respect in the locker room. Booker says that the disrespect in the back is like the plague in Africa. Booker talks about what happened when those two punks disrespected Christian Cage while his tag team partner just stood there. Booker says that is what Sting was talking about. Booker talks about how Jay Lethal has been disrespecting a legend like Randy Savage. Jeremy says that Lethal is doing it to honor Savage. Booker says that he will show Lethal honor. Jeremy asks Booker about Jeff Jarrett and what he might be talking about tonight. Sharmell interjects and says Booker knows what Jarrett will say. Booker will watch and listen, and then he will react. Jeremy asks Booker about the briefcase and Booker freaks out and then he dismisses Jeremy.
We go to commercial.
We are back and the Steel Asylum returns. You might remember it as the Terrordome from last year. We have a video package.
Lauren is in the back with Sheik Abdul Bashir and she hesitates to congratulate him for winning the X Division Title. Bashir talks in Farsi for a second and then he says that the American people cried when the stock market went down 500 points. He tells them to try losing their life. Then Bashir talks about what the presidential candidates are saying what they will do. He wants to know what they are going to do for him. The title is step one for him to get his life back. He was a peaceful man and accomplished everything he wanted. Now there is just a deep hatred and the belt is his hostage. He dares anyone to try to take the belt from him. He asks if you are willing to lose everything to get the title. He says that he is willing to do so because he has already lost everything.
Match Number Two: Petey Williams with Rhaka Khan, Johnny Devine, and Jimmy Rave with Lance Rock and Christy Hemme versus Shark Boy, Super Eric, and Curry Man
Williams and Shark Boy start things off and Shark Boy with a hammer lock but Williams with an elbow and running clothesline into the corner. Shark Boy with a Thesz Press and punches followed by a fist drop. Curry Man tags in and hits an elbow drop for a near fall. Curry Man with punches and a kick. Williams sends Curry Man to the apron but Curry Man with a shoulder to Williams followed by a punch to Devine. Rave returns to the apron and he hits an uranage on the apron. Williams with a slingshot rana to the floor while Devine distracts the referee (despite the fact that Williams and Curry Man are the legal men in the match). Rave holds Curry Man and Hemme slaps him. Rave rolls Curry Man back into the ring and Devine has taken over. Devine with a snap suplex and Irish whip. Devine runs into Curry Man in the corner and then hits a running high knee for a two count. Curry Man with elbows and then he tries to make the tag but Devine stops him. Williams holds Curry Man for Devine, but Curry Man moves and Devine hits Williams instead. Curry Man with a Death Valley Driver and then Eric and Williams tag in. Eric with a double sledge to Rave followed by one to Williams. Eric with a drop kick to Rave. Eric with a power slam to Williams for a near fall.
All six men are briefly in the ring as the referee has lost control but everyone except Williams and Curry Man fight to the floor. Curry Man with chops but Williams with a forearm followed by a tilt-a-whirl into a side Russian leg sweep. Williams sets for the Canadian Destroyer while the other wrestlers make their way back into the ring. Curry Man blocks it momentarily and then Shark Boy stands in front of where Williams and Curry Man are and he dares Rave and Devine to do something, so they charge at him; and Shark Boy moves, forcing Williams to eat the double clothesline. Curry Man and Shark Boy take care of Rave and Devine while Eric hits a cross body from the top turnbuckle for the three count.
Winners: Shark Boy, Super Eric, and Curry Man
After the match, Rave, Devine, and Williams are not happy about their loss. Rave and Devine blame Williams and they push Williams. The referee tries to break things up and Rave pushes the referee to the side. Williams pushes Rave but Devine punches Williams. Lance gets involved in the post-match beatdown and he throws the referee down to the mat. The ref stares at something and then he gets visibly angry. He pulls Devine and Rave off Williams and he sends their heads together. The referee chops Rave and then he punches Devine. The referee sends Rave into Devine for a spear. The ref takes his shirt off and then Lance grabs him by the throat. The ref with a low kick but Rave hits him from behind. Williams goes after Rave but Devine pulls Williams off. The referee punches Devine and then he clotheslines Devine over the top rope to the floor. Williams does the same to Rave. The referee and Williams both send Lance over the top rope with a double clothesline. Earl Hebner comes to the ring to calm down Shane Sewell and he reverts back to the ‘docile’ pre-bell version of Festus.
TO THE BACK and Jeremy Borash finds Sting. Jeremy tells Sting that Jeff Jarrett has something to say and he wants Sting there to listen to him. Sting says that if that is what Jeff wants, that is what Jeff gets. He tells Jarrett to speak now or forever hold his peace.
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We are back with footage from a press conference featuring Matt Morgan. Matt will have his DNA sent to the International Space Station. Matt is presented with a plaque to commemorate the honor. Matt talks about the goals of athletes, to win and to leave a legacy. Now he is leaving a legacy.
Lauren is in the back with BFFs for the moment Abyss and Matt Morgan. After Lauren’s monologue, Matt says that he was wrong on Sunday because he watched what happened on the replay and saw that it was Brother Ray. Abyss says that is okay because he wants to give Matt a present, some of his hair. Matt tells Abyss that when they were working as a unit, they are unstoppable and unbeatable. They beat one of the most decorated tag teams. What would happen if they continue to work together. Abyss says that he would need to talk to his therapist first. Matt says that there is going to be a tag team invitational tournament at Bound for Glory and he signed them up for it. Security enters the area to separate Matt and Abyss from something off screen. We see that it is Team 3D. Ray reminds them that they are the greatest tag team ever. He says that it was a fluke at the pay per view. Ray tries to make excuses and then mentions the lack of respect from Matt and Abyss. Ray says that they are going to be in the match at Bound for Glory.
Jackie Moore is walking in the back and she is approaching the LAX entrance. We go to commercial.
We are back and Jackie Moore is in Hector Guerrero’s face. Jackie slaps Hector in the face and Hector takes off his head set. Hector takes off his jacket to reveal his Miss Congeniality sash and Jackie slaps him one more time. Hector is attacked from behind by James Storm and Robert Roode as security follows closely behind. They send Hector into the guardrail and then they bring him into the ring. Storm and Roode punch and kick Hector while Jackie watches. Homicide and Hernandez get to the ring and Roode and Storm leave the ring.
Traci Brooks comes out and she tells Jackie that she is responsible for all of this and since she is the new Knockout Law, Jackie and Hector need to be in Jim Cornette’s office right now.
We go to a Rough Cut video package about Roxxi Laveaux. ODB and Traci talk about how she is hardcore in the ring. Roxxi says that she learned by training in classes where she was the only female student. Roxxi talks about some of the hardcore matches she did in the past and how it is a part of her.
Sting is walking from the balcony of the Impact Zone. Joe is standing in his locker room. We go to commercial.
We are back and we are in Jim Cornette’s office with Assistant Principal Traci Brooks, Hall Monitor Lauren, and the troublemakers: Hector Guerrero and Jackie Moore. Everyone is yelling and Traci tells them to shut up. Jim wants to know what the problem is. Traci says that Jackie has been causing problems. Traci points out that Salinas was laid out by Jackie at No Surrender and she does not know if Salinas is coming back. Jackie says that she does not care if Salinas comes back. Now Jackie is messing with Hector. Traci suggests that if Jackie wants to mess with the boys, go ahead. Next week, there will be a six person tag match. James Storm, Robert Roode, and Jackie versus LAX and Hector with the loser unable to have the services of their manager.
We go to a Sting video package where he points out that he made things the way they are for people like Joe. We see footage of Sting attacking Joe and A.J. Styles in the same manner that he was critical of their behavior.
Sting comes to the ring and he has something to say. Sting tells Joe that his words cut to the bone. The truth is that Joe is naïve and immature and not smart enough to know what is going on. Joe is ticked off that Sting goes to his son’s football games. Sting points out that he was traveling 340 days a year, wrestling in small gymnasiums twenty years ago, making twenty dollars a show . . . fifty dollars on a good day. Sting says that he has been doing this for twenty years and he has not forgotten where he came from. Joe talks about respect, but he learned his respect from the very best. He took example from the greatest. Sting asks Joe what is he going to do in fifteen years when disrespect gets up in his face. Sting says that he learned from Magnum TA, Nikita Koloff, Dusty Rhodes, Tully Blanchard, and listened to Ric Flair. Sting says that disrespect might be coming into his face sooner than later. Sting talks about their match at Bound for Glory and while Joe might be younger and bigger, he has some tricks up his sleeve. Sting says that it will be Showtime this year after the last two years being phenomenal.
We go to commercial.
We are back with a video package for Suicide.
Don and Mike talk about Sting and Samoa Joe, but what will Jeff Jarrett say. Don wonders how Kurt Angle will react to Jeff Jarrett’s comments.
Jeremy Borash is in the back with A.J. Styles and Christian Cage. Jeremy asks why A.J. didn’t respond to Shelley and Sabin showing Christian no respect. A.J. does not want Jeremy to stir the pot any more. They are not going to get between them. Both of them are on the same page. Christian begs to differ and wonders what side they are on. Christian wants to know what their side is. Christian wonders why A.J. is calling the shots. Christian says that he is the champ. Christian does not like people calling the shots for him. Christian reminds A.J. who put him in the spotlight. Christian walks away and Jeremy wants to know what Jarrett is going to say, but Styles walks away too. We go to commercial.
We are back and Lauren is with Jay Lethal. Lauren presents her dissertation of the recent events in Jay’s life that has been depicted on TNA broadcasts. Jay tells Lauren to stop and he does not want her pity. He says that he is not in a good mood. It is no secret that he was screwed at No Surrender by his ex-fiancé. He asks Lauren if she has seen Sonjay and Val because he wants to kill both of them. Jay mentions what he heard from Booker about how he is disrespecting the Macho Man. Lethal says that he takes great pride in honoring the Macho Man in the ring. He idolized Savage and he is pissed that Booker would say that he is disrespecting Savage. Lethal says that he will disrespect Booker all over the arena tonight.
Match Number Three: Booker T with Sharmell and Briefcase versus Jay Lethal
Lethal gets in Booker’s face before the match starts and Booker has the referee get Lethal out of his face. Booker has some words for Lethal at the start of the match and then he pushes Lethal. Lethal punches Booker but Booker with knees to Lethal followed by chops and punches. Lethal with an elbow to Booker but Booker with an elbow of his own. Lethal with an arm drag and then he clotheslines Booker over the top rope to the floor. Lethal follows Booker on the floor and he attacks Booker, but Booker with a kick and punch followed by chops on the floor. Lethal sends Booker into the ring post followed by a chop. Lethal sends Booker into the guardrail and Lethal rolls Booker into the ring. Lethal with a springboard drop kick and then he goes to the apron. Sharmell gets on the apron and gets in the official referee distraction spot on the apron.
Lethal comes off the top but Booker with a drop kick to stop Lethal. Booker with chops and punches in the corner. Lethal punches Booker but Booker with knees to the head. Booker misses a super kick and Lethal with jabs, but Booker with a disrespectful thumb to the eye and then he punches Lethal. Booker gets a near fall and then he goes to a key lock on Lethal. Lethal with a knee and double sledge but Booker with the back heel kick. Booker says that he is going to finish Lethal but he misses the axe kick. Lethal with chops to Booker but Booker with another knee. Lethal with flying clotheslines and chops. Booker with an elbow. Lethal with a hip toss followed by a cartwheel into a drop kick for a two count. Sharmell trips Lethal and Booker with the axe kick for the three count.
Winner: Booker T
TO THE BACK where Lauren is with Angelina Love, Velvet Sky, and Kip James. Lauren points out that Velvet and Kip will be facing Taylor Wilde and Rhino. Kip says that Rhino stuck his horn in their business too many times. Angelina is crying and Lauren asks what is wrong. Angelina says that she has a blemish on her face and it is the end of the world. Lauren says the ‘p’ word and everyone freaks out. We go to commercial.
Match Number Four: Kip James and Velvet Sky versus Taylor Wilde and Rhino
The women start off and Velvet pulls Taylor down by the hair and she punches Taylor. Velvet rubs Taylor’s face in the mat and then she chokes Taylor. Taylor with a waist lock and arm wringer followed by an arm drag. Velvet tags in Kip and it is time for the men to wrestle. Rhino with a side head lock and shoulder tackle. Rhino blocks a hip toss and then he chops Kip. Rhino Irish whips Kip into the corner and Kip collides with the referee. Rhino with a hip toss and then he sets for the GORE but Kip sends Rhino into the turnbuckles. Velvet sprays Rhino in the face with her hairspray and Kip with a clothesline and a two count. Velvet tags in and Velvet kicks Rhino. Velvet chokes Rhino and then she kicks Rhino again. Kip punches Rhino while Velvet distracts the referee. Kip returns to the match and he chokes Rhino with his knee. Kip with a kick and he punches Rhino in the face. Kip sets for the splash into the corner but Rhino moves out of the way. Kip does the Flair flop. Velvet and Taylor tag in and Taylor with a clothesline and drop kicks. Taylor with a Northern Lights suplex for a two count. Rhino GORES Kip and they goes to the floor. Angelina Love makes her way to the ring and she has a weapon for Velvet. Velvet tries to hit Taylor, but Taylor moves out of the way. Taylor with a kick as Velvet lets go of the weapon. Taylor with a rollup for the three count.
Winners: Taylor Wilde and Rhino
After the match, Angelina, Velvet, and Kip attack Rhino and Taylor. Kip with the Fameasser to Rhino. Taylor returns to the ring and she hits a double clothesline. Kip returns to the ring and he gets in Taylor’s face.
Awesome Kong’s music plays and she comes to the ring with Raisha Saeed. Wilde with a cross body from the top turnbuckle and then she goes after Saeed. With all of this action going on, we go to commercial.
We are back and something must have happened during the commercial because Taylor and Rhino are getting bags placed on their heads while Kong and Saeed watch. Now we see what happened during commercial when Kong Irish whipped Taylor into the guardrail.
We see a Jeff Jarrett video package.
We go to commercial.
We are back and Jeff Jarrett is walking. He makes his way into the Impact Zone. Jeff says that after watching what has been going on over the last few weeks, he felt that he had to come back to address the fans. When you first saw Jeff Jarrett in the ring, you not only saw Jeff Jarrett the wrestler, but you saw Jeff Jarrett the founder of TNA. He says that he had a vision when WCW went out of business. He wanted an organization where young people can get their break in the business. Jeff says that he knows about young wrestlers getting their break because he was sixteen when he started. He wanted TNA to become that place. Jeff mentions his wife, a great financial partner, and fans all over the world who have made this possible over the last six years.
Jeff says that something has been going on that he cannot ignore. He wants Sting to come out so he can talk to him face-to-face and man-to-man. Sting comes to the ring. Jarrett reminds Sting that they have been in this business a long time. Jeff reminds Sting that his father gave him his start. Jeff says that he has been listening to what Sting has to say. Jeff tells Sting that he is full of crap. Jarrett says that it is a smoke screen to say that the young guys are disrespecting the veterans. Jarrett says that the young guys are making TNA. Joe and A.J. have carried this company on their backs and they showed Jeff the utmost respect. Jeff says that he showed them the same respect. It isn’t about disrespect. He wants to pull the curtain back. Sting says that this is déjà vu all over again. WCW went under because the veterans wouldn’t pass the torch to the younger guys. Jarrett says that they wanted to hold on to their spot and their paychecks. Jarrett points out that the locker room is full of people under thirty. It is the people like Sting, Booker, and Kurt Angle. All they want to do is take and do not want to give. Jarrett tells Sting that this isn’t WCW, it is TNA and he is not going to stand for it.
Kurt Angle comes to the ring and he is focused on Jarrett. Angle wants to know why Jarrett is going to talk behind his back when he confronts Sting. Jarrett interrupts Angle and he says that Angle knows this story better than anyone. Jarrett points out that he had to step away two years ago for family issues. Jarrett says that he picked the one guy who had the same passion and mentality about the business. That one person was Kurt Angle. Jarrett says that he picked Angle to fill his shoes. Jarrett says that as the founder of the company, this was the worst decision he made. Angle has lost his family, his wife, his title, and his gold medal. Jarrett says that the only thing Angle has left to lose is his dignity. Angle asks if it is okay to talk. Angle says that Jarrett left the business because he was over the hill. Sting kicked Jarrett’s ass two years ago at Bound for Glory. Angle says that Jarrett did not have the heart. Jarrett found a younger, better version of Jeff Jarrett and that was Kurt Angle. Angle says that he has carried this company for the last two years by himself. Not once did Jarrett thank Angle for saving this company. Angle calls Jarrett and the fans a**holes. Angle wants to trade punches with Jarrett at Bound for Glory.
Jarrett says that he came out tonight as the founder of TNA, not as a wrestler. He has nothing to prove tonight. Angle tells Jarrett that he is not finished. Angle says that if Jarrett is not a wrestler, he should get out of his ring. The ring is for wrestlers, not washed up has beens. Jarrett tells Angle not to push him because Jarrett tells Angle that he does not want any of the pain that he has been feeling. Jarrett points to the video screen and we see the smiley face with barbed wire that is associated with Mick Foley.
Mick appears on the screen and he says hello to Kurt. Mick says that what Jarrett is trying to say is that it is real . . . damn real. Mick with a bang bang and we go to credits.
Impact Thoughts:
The Matches:
I liked the Motor City Machine Guns versus Cage and Styles match. All four men looked good in the match. With the recent reunification of Christian and A.J., I hope they are not trying to set up their demise again. I guess the Machine Guns are going to be part of the ‘Show No Respect’ group once they divide the entire roster into the two groups. Why not give the Machine Guns the chance to be in a pay per view match that is not a multi-team match that does not get the chance to focus on one or two people.
The six man tag match with Johnny Devine, Petey Williams, Jimmy Rave, and the League of Extraordinary Gimmicks was an okay match, but the post-match activities make everything that took place in the match forgettable. The only thing that people will remember is that the referee had to save the guy who was the X Division champion until this past Sunday.
Was the Booker T/Jay Lethal match sponsored by Dramamine because with all of the edits from the action to Sharmell’s reaction to the action that we did not see because we were watching Sharmell, I was getting a little nauseous. Can we focus on the wrestling? It was a good match, but if we could focus on the wrestling, it would have come off better on television. I guess it is a sign of respect to have someone else cheat for you?
The mixed tag match was okay, but I thought there wasn’t supposed to be any ‘male on female’ violence so why was Velvet able to fight Rhino? Is Taylor Wilde the John Cena of TNA because she always seems to overcome the odds to win.
The Rest:
If Booker T already knows what Jeff Jarrett is going to say, why does he have to listen to what Jarrett has to say? Why not react to what he will say early in the show if it is a bad thing?
Is Steven Seagal doing a sequel to Marked for Death? Is that why Booker sounds like he is Kofi Kingston’s neighbor?
How long before Booker starts including ‘Crisp and Clean . . . with no caffeine’ into his promos or start asking for Daddy Warbucks?
I loved the ‘royal’ accent that Booker had during the days of ‘King Bookaaaaaaaaaah’ but this Caribbean dialect is not up to snuff.
If you have accomplished everything in your life, why did Sheik Abdul Bashir have to win the X Division title? Is he now going off a different list of things to accomplish? Is he just greedy and bashing people for being greedy while he is just as bad as everyone he condemns?
If Curry Man’s entrance was so over with the people in the Impact Zone, why did they take it away for the generic group entrance?
I might not have gone to medical school, but in this company, the ‘Knockouts’ have been associated with the women’s division in TNA. If that is the case, that would mean that Traci is in charge of the women in the company. Why would she be able to tell Hector Guerrero that he needs to be in Jim Cornette’s office? Is there something we don’t know about Hector?
If you are going to have Sting talking about respect and how Joe and A.J. did not show respect by attacking people, should TNA show clips of Sting doing those same things to Joe and Styles? Those in glass houses should not throw stones (or swing a baseball bat or rehash an angle from WCW).
Do they remember how most people on PWInsiderElite.com pointed out that A.J. Styles was a tad successful in this company before Christian debuted in 2005? Wasn’t A.J. a World Champion before Christian?
I thought Jeff Jarrett’s promo was great, and it would have been one of the best promos that I have seen in a long time if you could edit out the Sting and Angle parts. Jeff’s comments came off as legitimate and not for the purpose of any storyline. In one promo, Jeff was able to shoot down every argument that Sting has made over the last few weeks. I guess if the head of the company admits that Joe and A.J. were the people on top for a while, it must be hard to challenge that.
I really hope that this promo was not a smokescreen of his own to foreshadow that he is going to join forces with Sting, Angle, and Booker.
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