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Westerly • Stonington • Chariho • Exeter-West Greenwich December 26-30 Westerly High School

WESTERLY — Stoning-ton High and Westerly High, the two most successful girls’ teams in the history of the WCCU Holiday Basketball Tournament, square off in a marquee matchup Saturday night.

Stonington has won the tournament 16 times in its 30-year history. The Bears are the defending champions af-ter beating the Bulldogs 67-48 in last year’s final.

Westerly has won the title nine times.

This year’s matchup, which tips off at 8 p.m., looks like another good one. Stoning-ton opened the season with a pair of victories, defeating Fitch 52-31 and then getting past Waterford for a good

ECC-Medium road victory on Dec. 14.

The Bears are led by a strong post player and a quick, accurate shooting guard.

Six-foot-1 senior Margot Calmar, a Class M All-State selection last season, con-trols the middle. Calmar was the MVP of last year’s tourna-ment after scoring 28 points and grabbing 20 rebounds in the title game against Westerly.

Calmar, who was an All-State and State Scholar Ath-lete field hockey player in the fall, scored 45 points and grabbed 34 rebounds in two tournament games last

Bulldogs, Bearsmeet in 1st round

See Girls / Page 7

WESTERLY — Perhaps the boys’ field of the 31st WCCU Holiday Basketball Tournament could be re-named “The Young and the Restless.”

Westerly, Stonington, Exeter-West Greenwich and Chariho all feature starting lineups laden with under-classmen; the teams are restless to prove themselves on the varsity level after three teams posted losing records last year.

Westerly returns one starter — junior guard Jacee Hamelin — from last year’s WCCU champion squad that finished 8-14. The Bulldogs nipped Stonington 57-51 in a terrific title game that was decided in the final minute. For both Westerly and the Bears, who would go on to finish 3-17, the thrilling final before a large crowd at Federico Gym was among the highlights of both teams’ seasons.

One of this year’s young squads will emerge as the

Boys’ tourney looks wide openfor this year

See Boys / Page 7 Stonington’s Margot Calmar, last year’s tournament MVP, scores against Westerly in the title game. | Grace White/Westerly Sun

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Tickets for the 31st annual Westerly Com-munity Credit Union Holiday Basketball Tournament at Westerly High’s Federico Gym are $4 for adults and $3 for students.

Varsity and junior varsity boys’ and girls’ teams from Stonington, Westerly, Chariho and Exeter-West Greenwich will be playing, except for EWG. The Knights do not have a girls’ JV team this season.

The tickets are good for all junior varsity and varsity games played that day. All tourna-ment proceeds benefit the sports boosters of the participating schools. Since its inception in 1984 the WCCU has donated $184,760.30 to participating schools.

An all-tournament team consisting of five players and a most valuable player is selected for the varsity and junior varsity tournaments. The boys’ varsity MVP award is named for the late Mark Mitchell, who played in the tour-nament’s early years as a Stonington High player. He later coached the Stonington ju-

nior varsity.The credit union honors the late Bob Bew-

lay each year by giving a sportsmanship award to a player in the varsity boys’ competition. Be-wlay worked at the credit union for 34 years. A separate sportsmanship award is given to a player in the varsity girls’ tournament.

The tournament begins this year on Friday, Dec. 26 and concludes on Tuesday, Dec. 30. Games will not be played on Sunday, Dec. 28.

The tournament schedule is changing this year. The boys’ games will be played on the first and third days and girls on the second and fourth. It will alternate each year.

Two junior varsity games and two varsity games are played each day, except for the girls this season.

Westerly is the defending boys’ champion and Stonington won the girls’ title last season. Westerly has won the most boys’ champion-ships with 12, while Stonington has claimed the girls’ title 16 times.

FACTS & FIGURESBOYS

Friday, Dec. 26Junior varsity

2:15: Chariho vs. Exeter-West Greenwich4:00: Westerly vs. Stonington

Varsity6:15: Chariho vs. Exeter-West Greenwich8:00: Westerly vs. Stonington

Monday, Dec. 29Junior varsity

2:15: Consolation game4:00: Championship game

Varsity6:15: Consolation game8:00: Championship game

GIRLSSaturday, Dec. 27

Junior varsity2:15: Chariho vs. EWG cancelledEWG does not have a JV team this season4:00: Westerly vs. Stonington

Varsity6:15: Chariho vs. Exeter-West Greenwich8:00: Westerly vs. Stonington

Tuesday, Dec. 30Junior varsity

2:15: Consolation game, cancelled4:00: Championship game

Varsity6:15: Consolation game8:00: Championship game

SCHEDULE

1984: Stonington1985: Chariho1986: Chariho1987: Westerly 1988: Westerly1989: Westerly1990: Westerly1991: Westerly1992: Westerly1993: Chariho

1994: Chariho1995: Stonington1996: Stonington1997: Stonington1998: Westerly1999: Westerly2000: Stonington2001: Westerly2002: Exeter-WG2003: Exeter-WG

2004: Chariho2005: Chariho2006: Exeter-WG2007: Stonington2008: Chariho2009: Westerly2010: Stonington2011: Westerly2012: Exeter-West Greenwich2013: Westerly

1984: Chariho1985: Westerly1986: Chariho1987: Stonington 1988: Stonington1989: Westerly1990: Wheeler1991: Chariho1992: Stonington1993: Stonington

1994: Stonington1995: Stonington1996: Westerly1997: Westerly1998: Westerly1999: Stonington2000: Stonington2001: Stonington2002: Stonington2003: Stonington

2004: Stonington2005: Stonington2006: Stonington2007: Stonington2008: Westerly2009: Westerly2010: Westerly2011: Westerly2012: Exeter-West Greenwich2013: Stonington

Boys’ Champions, MVPs Girls’ Champions, MVPs

1984 Jeff Woodworth, Stonington

1985 Fred Luzzi, Chariho

1986Scott Perrin, Chariho

1987Kevin Morgan, Westerly

1988Todd Morgan, Westerly

1989Angelo Luzzi, Westerly

1990John Luzzi, Westerly

1991John Luzzi, Westerly

1992Chris Nardone, Westerly

1993Chris Scott, Chariho

1994Corey Downey, Chariho

1995Joe Mendonca, Stonington

1996Alex Jensen, Stonington

1997Alex Jensen, Stonington

1998Trevor McAndrew, Westerly

1999Mike Haggerty, Westerly

2000Mike Mellow, Stonington

2001Mike Gigliotti, Westerly

2002Tyke Spaulding, Exeter-WG

2003Greg Sturdahl, Exeter-WG

2004Keith Lambrechts, Chariho

2005Tyler Gill, Chariho

2006Pat Sturdahl, Exeter-WG

2007Jeremy Cumberlander,

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2008Tyerl Radicioni, Chariho

2009Ryan Heiberger, Westerly

2010Will DeFanti, Stonington

2011Austin Cilley, Westerly

2012Jack Livsey, EWG

2013Kyle Allen, Westerly

1984Linda Sawyer, Chariho

1985Lia Babcock, Westerly

1986Debbie Szaro, Chariho

1987Molly Steinle, Stonington

1988Molly Steinle, Stonington

1989Sue Morrone, Westerly

1990Amy Proulx, Wheeler

1991Katie Haik, Chariho

1992Leslie Greene, Stonington

1993Allison Macca, Stonington

1994Dora Clark, Stonington

1995Kathryn Tabor, Stonington

1996Bethany Iacoi, Westerly

1997Emilie Comeau, Westerly

1998Amanda Sammataro,

Westerly

1999Becky Alfonso, Stonington

2000Brittany Solar, Stonington

2001Cara McNeil, Stonington

2002Jenn Fogg, Stonington

2003Brittany Solar, Stonington

2004Jacquie Fernandes,

Stonington

2005Jacquie Fernandes,

Stonington

2006Heather Buck, Stonington

2007Heather Buck, Stonington

2008Liz Cruso, Westerly

2009Jessica Cherenza,

Westerly

2010Liz Cruso, Westerly

2011Hannah Dobson, Westerly

2012Taylor Buckley, EWG

2013Margot Calmar,

Stonington

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CHARIHOVARSITY

No. Player Ht. Class Pos.1 Tabi King 5-7 So. F2 Jessica Rego 5-4 So. G3 Jamie Dobson 5-6 Jr. F

20 Olivia Pellegrino 5-3 So. G21 Sydney Davis 5-8 Fr. F23 Lilly Toth 5-8 Jr. F32 Katie Cuddy 5-9 Jr. G33 Pam Lelli 5-6 Jr. F40 *Abby Cuddy 6-0 Sr. C44 Dakota Morehouse 5-2 Jr. G*CaptainCoach: Arianna Dolock. Assistant: Tom Gilligan.

JUNIOR VARSITYNo. Player Ht. Class Pos.1 Tabi King 5-7 So. F4 Xaviera Valencia 5-7 Fr. F5 Brooke Brierly 5-5 So. G

15 Larissa Robinson 5-3 So. G 20 Olivia Pellegrino 5-3 So. G 21 Sydney Davis 5-8 Fr. F31 Zoe Gunning 4-10 Jr. G 33 Pam Lelli 5-6 Jr. F50 Kellie Evola 5-3 Fr. G 52 Mya Champlin 5-0 Jr. G 53 Kacie Prior 5-6 Jr. G 55 Alexandria Williams 5-8 Fr. FCoach: Arianna Dolock. Assistant: Tom Gilligan.

CHARIHOVARSITY

No. Player Ht. Class Pos.10 Nick Ciringione 6-0 Sr. F 11 Nate Morin 5-9 Jr. G 22 *Shane Stewart 5-11 Sr. F 23 Cam Richard 5-11 Sr. G24 Dom Ciringione 6-1 So. F 30 Brian Apice 5-7 Jr. G 31 Caleb King 5-11 Jr. G 32 Jake Beauregard 5-10 Jr. G 33 Gabe Felicetti 6-0 So. F 34 Charles Wolf 5-11 Jr. C 41 *Jake DiCenzo 6-4 Sr. C*Captains

Head coach: Corey Downey. Assistants: Dean Felicetti, Bo Beauregard.

VARSITYNo. Player Ht. Class Pos.3 Teddy Champlin 5-6 Fr. G

10 Tommy Longolucco 5-11 Fr. F12 Dan LaFazia 5-10 Fr. F15 Zach Richard 5-9 Fr. G21 Mike Rinfrette 5-9 Fr. F22 Dan LaBelle 5-9 Fr. F23 Jaylen Champlin 5-9 Fr. G25 Jack Curran 5-10 Fr. F30 *Brian Apice 5-7 Jr. G32 *Brian Buckley 6-0 Jr. F33 Gabe Felicetti 6-0 So. F34 *Charles Wolf 5-11 Jr. C44 Nick Gracien 6-0 Fr. C* Captains

Coach: Dean Felicetti

WESTERLYVARSITY

No. Player Ht. Class Pos.2 Olivia Riley 5-3 So. G3 Lindsay Walker 5-3 Sr. G5 Sophie Read 5-7 Jr. F

10 Bella Malvinni 5-2 Sr. G11 *Izzy Carey 5-11 Sr. F/C13 Megan Lacey 5-7 Sr. F15 *Julianna Morrone 5-8 Sr. F20 Emily Sullivan 5-6 Jr. G23 *Maddy McLaughlin 5-9 Sr. G/F31 Laura Cruso 5-8 Jr. F32 Alisa Haik 5-8 So. F34 Abby Murdock 5-8 So. G35 Taylor Lamphere 5-6 Sr. F* Captains

Coach: Sue Haik: Assistants: Mike Murdock, Erin Beal, Rana Hamelin.

JUNIOR VARSITYNo. Player Ht. Class Pos.1 *Emily Montalto 5-5 So. F2 Olivia Riley 5-3 So. G4 *Hope Goodman 5-5 So. G5 Sophie Read 5-7 Jr. F

11 Natalie Ritacco 5-7 Fr. F14 Maya LeGare 5-3 Fr. G15 Victoria Carreiro 5-5 Fr. G22 Maya Perez 5-0 Fr. G23 Molly McCormick 5-5 So. G24 Jessica Savastano 5-4 Fr. F 25 Julia DeGrooth 5-6 So. F31 Laura Cruso 5-8 Jr. F32 Alisa Haik 5-8 So. F34 Abby Murdock 5-8 So. G* CaptainsCoach: Erin Beal. Assistant coach:

Mike Murdock, Rana Hamelin.

WESTERLYVARSITY

No. Player Ht. Class Pos.1 Bryce Lombardo 5-7 Sr. G3 Taber Gates 5-8 Fr. G5 Elvis Rodriguez 5-8 Sr. G

11 Alex Morgan 6-5 Sr. C13 Tim Manfred 5-10 Jr. G15 Josh Gougon 6-0 So. F22 Jacee Hamelin 6-2 Jr. G23 Marc Perry 6-0 Jr. F32 Timothy Dobson 6-0 Jr. F33 Christian Dean 5-11 Jr. G35 Holsten Jimno 6-2 Jr. FCoach: Mike Gleason: Assistants: Ryan

Noonan, Mike Hamelin.

JUNIOR VARSITYNo. Player Ht. Class Pos.3 Lucas Ingalls 5-10 Jr. G5 John Luzzi 5-9 Fr. G

11 Nico Foster 6-1 So. F13 Max Morgan 5-10 So. G15 Matthew Lynch 6-3 So. C23 Austin Degiacomo 5-10 So. G30 David Tiedemann 6-0 Fr. F32 Matt Morrone 5-11 So. F33 Seth Ulricksen 6-6 Jr. C35 Matthew Kapfer 6-0 So. F/CCoach: Ryan Noonan. Assistant: Mike Hamelin

STONINGTONVARSITY

No. Player Ht. Class Pos. 2 Kate Hall 5-5 Fr. PG 3 Halle Anderson 5-7 Fr. F 5 Holly Bousquet 5-1 Jr. G 10 Summer Wojtas 5-3 Jr. G 12 Breanna Jones 5-3 Sr. G 13 Tatyana Lafrance-Boyce 5-8 Jr. G 15 *Margot Calmar 6-1 Sr. C20 Clare Schlink 5-9 Sr. F21 Cameron Dreher 5-8 So. F22 Mariah Moulton 6-1 Sr. C*captainCoach: Paulla Solar. Assistant: Kaitlyn Sullivan, Jessica Blodgett.

JUNIOR VARSITYNo. Player Ht. Class Pos.3 Halle Anderson 5-7 Fr. F 4 Tabitha Cross 5-4 So. G5 *Holly Bousquet 5-1 Jr. G10 *Summer Wojtas 5-3 Jr. G 11 Olivia Bayer 5-9 So. F12 Alexis Woulotis 5-7 Fr. F 14 Hannah Moulton 5-9 So. C23 Elise Cataldi 5-5 Fr. G24 Emma Diamanti 5-7 Fr. F* CaptainsCoach: Kaitlyn Sullivan

STONINGTONVARSITY

No. Player Ht. Class Pos. 1 Ben Dellacono 6-0 Fr. G 3 Robert Fry 6-0 Jr. G 5 Ethan Murphy 5-10 Sr. G 10 D’Marco Wright 5-11 Jr. F11 Nick Brooks 6-1 Sr. F21 Matt Schmeelk 6-2 So. C 24 Amadi White 6-3 Jr. C 25 Matt Donahue 6-2 Jr. G 30 Lennox Deer 6-0 Fr. F 32 Ben Volk 6-1 Sr. F 42 Bobby Atkins 5-11 Jr. G Coach: John Luzzi. Assistants: Jay Wosencroft,

Jeff Balastracci

JUNIOR VARSITYNo. Player Ht. Class Pos. 3 Kenny Reid 5-9 So. G 5 Jack Glenn 5-6 Fr. G10 Travis Pacheco 5-10 Fr. G 11 Jack Yandow 5-11 So. G 15 Kevin Ferrer 5-7 Fr. G21 Matt Schmeelk 6-2 So. C 23 Conor Woodworth 6-1 So. F 24 Ben Dellacono 6-0 Fr. G 25 D’Marco Wright 5-11 Jr. F 30 Lennox Deer 6-0 Fr. G 32 Drew Bailey 6-0 Jr. F Coach: Jay Wosencroft

EXETER-WEST GREENWICHVARSITY

No. Player Ht. Class Pos.1 Olivia Lewis 5-3 Sr. G2 Aubrey Zuercher 5-0 Fr. G5 Jamie Fitzpatrick 5-2 Jr. G10 Nikki Speciale 5-6 Sr. G/F12 Stephanie Warila 5-0 So. G14 *Brooke Pagliarini 5-8 Jr. G/F20 Emily Dube 5-3 Fr. G21 *Vanessa Pucino 5-6 Sr. G/F22 Catie Algiere 5-8 Sr. F/C44 *Jessica Brielmaier 6-1 Jr. C45 Erica Rowan 5-9 Sr. C*CaptainsCoach: Mark Bartley.

JUNIOR VARSITYExeter-West Greenwich does not have a girls’

junior varsity squad this season.

EXETER-WEST GREENWICHVARSITY

No. Player Ht. Class Pos.5 Scott Livsey 5-10 So. G

10 Connor Osberg 6-1 So. F11 *Austin Coker 6-0 Jr. F12 Brandon Verrochio 6-0 Jr. F23 Trent Walker 5-6 So. G33 Brennan Rattenni 5-7 So. G34 Sam Hanna 5-7 So. G35 *Brendan Quigley 5-7 Jr. G/F40 Mitch Unsworth 5-7 So. G41 Adam Kroian 6-0 Jr. C44 Zach Buckley 6-3 So. F/C50 Will Millard 6-1 So. C* CaptainsCoach: Craig Main: Assistant: Joshua

Bednarczyk

JUNIOR VARSITYNo. Player Ht. Class Pos.10 Chase Lesinski 5-11 Fr. G/F11 Riley Cooney 5-10 So. G12 Connor McGrane 5-3 Fr. G15 Matthew Gowdy 6-0 Fr. C22 Nolan Johnson 5-9 Fr. G/F23 Noah Coutcher 5-10 So. F30 Ethan Moitoza 5-4 Fr. G31 Joe Coutcher 5-9 Fr. G/F32 Carson LeBlanc 6-1 Fr. G33 Trenton Johnson 5-11 So. FCoach: Joshua Bednarczyk

GIRLS’ ROSTERS

BOYS’ ROSTERS

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WHS CHEERLEADERSWesterly High’s Cheerleaders are front, from left, Kaylee Young, Lydia Newbury, Olivia Murano, Jessica

Federico, Kerrigan Robbins and Keyonia Bell; middle, Morgan Bettencourt, Taylor Day, Lily Vitalo, Makenna Capalbo, Haley Struzzi and Morgann Plante and back, Jaelynn Plante, Cerina Ledbetter, Haley Paige, Gianna

Brimlow, Noelle Deniger and Sydni Ulricksen. Kalee Dumsar, Alisha Tucker and Felicia Buldoc were not available for the photo. Michelle Canty and Katie Young are the coaches. | Christine Corrigan/The Westerly Sun

SHS CHEERLEADERSStonington High’s Cheerleaders, are front, from left, McKayla Schott, Koren Thomas and Margaret Waugh;

middle, Kaitlin Bennett, Emily Gaccione, Jinuwine Rodriguez, Ekaterina Rudzinsky and Amber Ryder; back, Sadie Nahas, Hannah Scerron, Cambrie Rhodes, Kaylia Robinson, Isabelle Guilliani, Noelle Heneby,

Grace Balestracci and Kim Hockhousen. | Jill Connor / The Westerly Sun

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season.In the first two games this

season, Calmar is averaging 19 points and 10 rebounds per game.

Junior Tatyana Lafrance Boyce provides a strong presence for the Bears at guard.

She is averaging 19.5 points per game and is the team’s second-leading re-bounder at 5.0 per contest.

Freshman guard Kate Hall also contributed in the road win at Waterford with 12 points.

Westerly is led by senior guard Maddy McLaughlin, who is averaging 15.5 points per game. McLaughlin was a second-team All-State selec-tion last season as a junior.

Senior Julianna Mor-rone is averaged 8.5 points per game and junior Emily Sulivan is putting in 8.0 per contest.

Izzy Carey is the Bull-dogs’ top inside threat at 5-11. She is averaging 10.5

points and 6.0 rebounds per game.The winner of Satur-

day’s game will play for the tournament championship on Tuesday at 8 p.m.

This is the first year the girls are playing on the sec-ond and fourth days of the tournament.

Tournament off icials made the change this year, and the girls will continue to alternate with the boys each year going forward.

Chariho vs. Exeter-WGSaturday, 6:15 p.m.

Chariho High will be looking to take the first step toward its first tournament title in more than 20 years.

The Chargers last won the championship in 1991.

Chariho lost to Division I South Kingstown by just four points in its opener.

The Chargers return a solid post player in senior Abby Cudy. She was an hon-orable-mention All-State se-lection last season when she averaged 13.9 points and 14.3 rebounds per game in Divi-

sion I.She had 18 points and 14

rebounds in the opener.Her younger sister, Ka-

tie Cuddy, controls the ball for the Chargers at guard. She scored 14 points in the opener.

She was a third-team All-State soccer player in the fall.

Exeter-West Greenwich, which won the tournament in 2012, now plays in Divi-sion II-South with Chariho.

The Scarlet Knights, which had one of the top public school programs in the state for a number of years, struggled last season.

EWG finished 3-15 in Divi-sion I-South last season.

This year EWG only has enough players for a varsity team. Chariho’s junior var-sity will automatically ad-vance to the championship game in the junior varsity portion of the tournament because it does not have a first-round opponent.

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champ, hoping to use the tournament as a springboard to its divisional schedule in 2015. Westerly has won 12 titles, followed by Stoning-ton and Chariho with seven each, and EWG with four.

“The tournament pro-vides a great atmosphere with some of the largest crowds that any of us will play in front of all season, save for the playoffs,” Exeter coach Craig Main said. “For our team this year, the tour-nament gives us two mean-ingful nonleague games. I’m sure all of the teams need those to build on.”

For the first time in tour-ney history, the boys will play opening night Friday, Dec. 26. Chariho plays Ex-eter at 6:15 p.m., followed by Westerly and Stonington at 8. Chariho and Exeter’s JV teams play at 2:15 p.m., fol-lowed by Westerly and Ston-ington’s JVs at 4. The JV championship will be Dec. 29 at 4, following the JV

consolation at 2:15. The varsity championship is

Dec. 29 at 8, following the consolation game at 6:15.

Chariho returns just one starter, junior guard Jake Beauregard. But the Char-gers show the most senior contributors of any squad in the tournament field with 6-foot-4 center Jake Di-Cenzo, forward Shane Stew-art and guard Cam Richard starting early on this year. Sophomore Dom Ciringione (6-1) has led Chariho with about 10 points and 10 re-bounds a game.

EWG also returns one starter, junior swingman Connor Osberg, from a team that was 10-8 last season in Division II. Main, the Ex-eter coach, is unsure what to expect from the Knights, who opened with a blowout loss to Division I La Salle Academy.

Main listed 6-2 junior Zach Buckely, 6-1 senior Austin Coker, junior guards Trent

Walker and Scott Livsey as likely starters.

Westerly and Stoning-ton each return last year’s leading scorers and a host of newcomers to their var-sity teams. Hamelin made All-State second team last season after averaging 21.7 points game. Junior shooting guard Matt Donahue aver-aged 15.7 points for Stoning-ton as a sophomore.

For Westerly, 6-5 senior Alex Morgan, junior swing-man Marc Perry, sopho-more forward Josh Gougan and freshman guard Taber Gates have joined Hamelin in the starting lineup in early games. Perry is a transfer from Stonington, where he played mostly JV but scored 30 varsity points.

For Stonington, 6-3 Amadi White (17 per game in seven games a year ago), joins Do-nahue, senior guard Ethan Murphy and juniors Robert Froy and Bobby Atkins as starters.

BoysFrom Page 2

CHS CHEERLEADERSChariho High School Cheerleaders, Left to right, back row, Liara Villari, Hannah Perra and Emily Silfren. Middle, Sydney Francis, Schawn Clarke,

Cassidy Garder, Memphis Crosson and Mia DiBiasio. Front row, Maddy Dutra, Julia Boland, Lexi Brogno, Brooke Foster, Becca Jurovich and Allie Quinn. | Christine Corrigan/The Westerly Sun

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