Christopher Reeve’s highly effective life story is being informed within the new documentary “Tremendous/Man: The Christopher Reeve Story.”

The film, directed by Ian Bonhôte and Peter Ettedgui, follows as Reeve finds fame enjoying Superman within the late Seventies and Nineteen Eighties earlier than a devastating 1995 horse using accident precipitated him to be paralyzed from the neck down.

The indomitable actor, who died in October 2004 at age 52, spent the remainder of his life working as a incapacity activist geared toward serving to to discover a remedy for spinal twine accidents.

On Aug. 26, DC Studios launched a trailer for the documentary, which options candid interviews with Reeve’s youngsters, Matthew, Alexandra and Will, in addition to footage of the actor along with his late spouse, Dana, who died in 2006 of lung most cancers.

In a single emotional second within the trailer, Reeve, seen in footage, remembers how Dana’s love helped him discover his will to dwell once more after his harm.

“I ruined my life and everyone else’s. I gained’t be capable of ski, sail, throw a ball to Will. Gained’t be capable of make like to Dana. Possibly we must always let me go,” Reeve remembers pondering.

 “After which she stated the phrases that saved my life: ‘You’re nonetheless you. And I really like you.’”

Elsewhere within the trailer, Reeve’s youngsters share their recollections of how athletic their father was earlier than the accident as footage exhibits the actor enjoying tennis, swimming and using horses.

“Doing issues with my dad, it was all about exercise and motion,” Christopher remembers.

“Driving bikes, enjoying soccer, snowboarding,” Matthew provides.

“My dad was very aggressive and he didn’t essentially decelerate,” Alexandria agrees.

In a single heartbreaking second, Matthew remembers being along with his father earlier than the accident, remembering, “We stated goodbye and he gave this wave. That was the final time I noticed him on his toes.”

The film additionally options interviews with a few of Reeve’s Hollywood pals, together with Susan Sarandon, Whoopi Goldberg, Jeff Daniels and Glenn Shut, whereas reflecting on the particular bond Reeve shared with late actor Robin Williams.

“Tremendous/Man: The Christopher Reeve Story” will air in choose theaters on Sept. 21 and once more on Sept. 25, in honor of Reeve’s birthday.

Out of shape this season, and attempting to keep away from dropping out of the world’s prime 200, Evans battled valiantly in sweltering situations.

He gave the impression to be operating out of steam as Khachanov threatened to maneuver 5-0 forward within the decider, however held off three break factors and lowered the deficit to 4-3.

Evans fed off the help of a raucous crowd to earn a victory which can reside lengthy within the reminiscence.

“I felt a bit sorry for myself, however bought myself going as a result of I didn’t wish to exit of one other Slam and not using a struggle and with a whimper,” mentioned Evans after the victory, which was his first at a serious this 12 months.

“I might see he was struggling a bit and tried to seize a sport at a time.”

Every set was a battle of attrition with prolonged video games and a number of break alternatives, all lasting over an hour:

With each gamers gasping for breath, Evans secured victory in a match which surpassed the earlier US Open report – set by Stefan Edberg and Michael Chang within the 1992 semi-finals – by 9 minutes.

Evans has endured a chastening 12 months, having received simply 4 ATP Tour matches going into the ultimate Grand Slam of the season.

That dire type, mixed with the choice to not defend the title – and rating factors – he received in Washington final 12 months in an effort to play doubles with the retiring Andy Murray on the Olympics, triggered Evans to plummet out of the world’s prime 175.

Beating Khachanov is a reward for his perseverance – and his generosity to Murray.

“I’ve had a horrible 12 months. I knew I had put the work in however not sufficient as a result of I used to be a bit damage,” Evans added.

“I prefer to assume I bought a little bit of luck on the finish [against Khachanov]. I practically blew it however I am actually completely satisfied.

“It was wonderful at 4-2, it actually began to get going. I don’t know what number of Brits have been there, but it surely appeared like the entire place needed me to win.”

Evans has round 48 hours to recuperate earlier than taking part in Argentina’s Mariano Navone within the second spherical on Thursday.

Evans seemed lifeless and buried in opposition to Russian Karen Khachanov when a gruelling encounter in blistering situations took its toll and he trailed 4-0 within the fifth-set decider.

However the 34-year-old, whose season has been disrupted by harm, poor type and prioritising the Olympics, launched the last word comeback, profitable six video games in a row to say a tremendous 6-7 (6) 7-6 (2) 7-6 (4) 4-6 6-4 victory.

It took a mammoth 5 hours 35 minutes, breaking a 32-year-old report at Flushing Meadows set when Stefan Edberg beat Michael Chang in 5 hours and 26 minutes in 1992.

“I feel whenever you’re a child, you’re simply informed to battle till the top,” he stated.

“That’s form of rule one. I’ve performed that fairly persistently for my profession. It form of paid off a bit right this moment.

“I’m immensely proud that I got here by way of the match. I feel that’s the overriding feeling greater than something. I’ve had a whole lot of first rounds this yr. It’s good to win a match.

“In fact, it’s a particular match to win in what style, or nonetheless you need to say. However I’m proud that I’m nonetheless capable of compete.

“It’s the longest I’ve ever been on a courtroom. Within the fourth set, I needed to examine the set to see what set we was in. I wasn’t completely certain what set we have been in.

“However I don’t actually need to try this once more. That’s for certain.”

How Evans pulls up after this marathon stays to be seen however he’ll cherish his piece of historical past, which was additionally his first grand slam victory of 2024.

He might simply have gained in straight units had he taken his alternatives, lacking seven set factors in an opener he ultimately misplaced.

Evans regrouped, although, and in a topsy-turvy battle, gained the following two units, each on tiebreaks.

The fourth set appeared to show pivotal when Khachanov broke at 4-4 and despatched it to a decider.

Evans was visibly flagging bodily at this level and his temper worsened after being damaged within the opening recreation as he smashed his racket on the ground.

The Russian sensed blood and seemed to have moved into an unassailable place when he led 4-0 within the decider.

However, regardless of being out on his toes and barely capable of stroll in between factors, Evans someway reeled off six successive video games to earn the record-breaking victory.

He faces Mariano Navone within the second spherical and admits he won’t practise on Wednesday.

“Clearly, I gained’t practise,” he added. “Simply recuperate and attempt to recuperate as greatest as doable. I used to be hurting throughout actually.

“I don’t suppose I’ve performed 5 hours, that lengthy, in a day ever in two periods, by no means thoughts in in the future.

“I used to be truly considering that on the courtroom. I’ve by no means practised [for] two hours. It’s usually an hour and a half.”

Coco Gauff isn’t precisely in prime kind as she prepares to turns into the primary girl to win consecutive U.S. Open titles since Serena Williams received three straight from 2012-14.

The 20-year-old Gauff opens play Monday in opposition to France’s Varvara Gracheva after a hard summer time.

Gauff was despatched residence within the fourth spherical of Wimbledon by fellow American Emma Navarro after which misplaced within the third spherical of the Olympics to eventual silver medalist Donna Vekic of Croatia.

Then issues actually went downhill. Gauff was dominated within the third spherical in Toronto by Diana Shnaider of Russia, and she or he adopted up with 9 double faults whereas shedding to Yulia Putintseva of Kazakhstan within the second spherical (her first match) of the Cincinnati Open, the place she was the reigning champion.

Not precisely the kind of momentum the third-seeded Gauff needs to take right into a Grand Slam occasion.

“I’ll attempt to take the optimistic out of it, and do higher subsequent time,” Gauff mentioned.

Subsequent time is below the intense lights of New York, the place Gauff will probably be anticipated to match final yr’s efficiency when she beat Aryna Sabalenka of Belarus within the championship match.

It was Gauff’s first profession Grand Slam crown, and tennis aficionados count on much more.

So does Gauff. However she understands she’s nonetheless within the early portion of her profession.

“I’ve time,” Gauff mentioned. “Clearly, I wish to win now as a result of I’m used to successful so early, however I feel I’ve taken a step again and understand I’ve one other 10 years on this sport, so I wish to take pleasure in it.”

Gracheva is ranked 66th on this planet and doesn’t seem to be an upset menace. She misplaced within the first spherical of the previous two U.S. Opens.

Nevertheless, her greatest end in a significant got here earlier this yr when she reached the fourth spherical of the French Open.

Gauff received the lone assembly with Gracheva in January when she posted a 6-1, 6-1 victory within the quarterfinals in Auckland.

The second-seeded Sabalenka additionally opens Monday as she faces Priscilla Hon of Australia.

Wimbledon champion Barbora Krejcikova of the Czech Republic, the eighth seed, faces Spain’s Marina Bassols Ribera in her first match.

Prime-seeded Iga Swiatek of Poland opens on Tuesday in opposition to Russian Kamilla Rakhimova. Swiatek was the 2022 U.S. Open champ.

Southampton have agreed to signal Aaron Ramsdale from Arsenal in a everlasting deal value about £25m, together with add-ons. Ramsdale will bear a medical within the subsequent 24 hours.

Saints can pay an preliminary £18m for the England goalkeeper, plus an additional £1m in the event that they keep away from relegation from the Premier League. The remainder of the monetary package deal covers incentives.

Southampton have been making an attempt to bolster their goalkeeping choices, with a transfer for Feyenoord’s Justin Bijlow collapsing on the medical stage. Arsenal had needed about £30m for the goalkeeper, who’s backup to David Raya, with Wolves strolling away from a deal however a compromise has been reached with Saints.

Ramsdale, who spent three years at Bournemouth after becoming a member of from Sheffield United in 2017, is poised to return to the south coast on a protracted‑time period contract. ­Bournemouth have been additionally ­ within the 26‑yr‑previous however as a substitute moved to signal the out‑of‑favour Kepa Arrizabalaga on a season-long mortgage from Chelsea.

Stoke-born Ramsdale was at Wembley in fancy costume for Southampton’s Championship playoff remaining win over Leeds in Could, dressed as Hagrid from the Harry Potter movies, to assist shut pal after which Saints winger David Brooks, who has returned to mum or dad membership Bournemouth.

“Any time one in every of our mates get to Wembley we do fancy costume, it’s one thing we’ve executed and we’ve gained thrice from it so we’re not gonna break from custom now,” Ramsdale stated, explaining his look.

Ramsdale’s anticipated departure might set off Arsenal’s transfer for the Espanyol goalkeeper Joan ­García. Eddie Nketiah is predicted to be one other departure earlier than the switch deadline on Friday, with Crystal Palace eager to tie up a £30m deal.

Bijlow – a Netherlands worldwide with eight senior caps – had regarded set to affix Southampton from Feyenoord however revealed on Tuesday that his transfer to St Mary’s had been cancelled because of the outcomes of his medical.

“Pricey Feyenoorders, I used to be on my technique to the Premier League,” he wrote on Instagram. “After a really special occasion final Sunday, for which I’m very grateful, I used to be getting ready for departure from Feyenoord.

“I didn’t discover that simple and it wasn’t my first selection, but it surely needed to be for the sake of my profession.

“The medical examination has proven that Southampton has a distinct imaginative and prescient than Feyenoord on the way to deal with an previous damage. I’m totally match and this doesn’t hassle me, however I respect the imaginative and prescient of Southampton medical workers. Because of this I return to Rotterdam, to my membership Feyenoord.

“My bond with the town and the membership is iron robust. I maintain combating for a spot within the objective of Feyenoord and the Dutch nationwide workforce.”

In the meantime, Crystal Palace look poised to signal Maxence Lacroix after agreeing a deal value as much as €21m (£17.7m)with Wolfsburg for the French defender. Palace’s preliminary provide value as much as £14m for Lacroix – who performed beneath Oliver Glasner throughout his spell in control of Wolfsburg – was rejected however Palace returned with a brand new bid wherein they’ll pay €18m up entrance with €3m in potential add-ons.

The 24-year-old had entered the ultimate yr of his contract and is believed to have been eager to reunite with Glasner.

It’s understood that Palace have but to obtain a brand new bid from Newcastle for captain Marc Guéhi having rejected a number of earlier presents. The England defender performed everything of Tuesday evening’s Carabao Cup win towards Norwich.

Palace are awaiting the outcomes of a scan on Chadi Riad’s injured knee, with the Morocco worldwide a significant doubt for Sunday’s journey to Stamford Bridge.

Aaron Ramsdale will bear a medical with Southampton right this moment forward of his transfer from Arsenal.

It’s understood the mounted charge is £18m, doubtlessly rising to £25m if performance-related add-ons are met.

Negotiations are persevering with to agree the opposite facets of the deal, however it’s wanting constructive for all sides that will probably be accomplished.

Ramsdale – below contract with Arsenal till 2026 – has been instructed he can depart the membership if the suitable provide is made.

The England worldwide misplaced his place as first-choice ‘keeper for the Gunners to David Raya final season, resulting in hypothesis he would depart this summer season.

Saints had appeared to be signing Feyenoord’s Justin Bijlow earlier this week, however determined to tug out of the deal on the medical stage on Tuesday.

In the meantime, Arsenal have most of the particulars of a deal in place to signal Espanyol goalkeeper Joan Garcia as a alternative if and when Ramsdale leaves, and are understood to be in place to shut it.

When does the summer season switch window shut?

The 2024 summer season switch window formally closes on August 30 at 11pm UK time within the Premier League and 11.30pm in Scotland.

The Premier League has introduced ahead Deadline Day to hyperlink up with the opposite main leagues in Europe. The cut-off dates have been set following discussions with the leagues in England, Germany, Italy, Spain and France.

NEW YORK (AP) — The mantra rang out in cavernous Arthur Ashe Stadium on Monday on the U.S. Open earlier than Coco Gauff’s first service sport of her first match of her first Grand Slam event as a defending champion: “Right here we go, Coco! Right here we go!”

Coming to Flushing Meadows off a collection of early exits at different occasions, Gauff already was down 1-0 to Varvara Gracheva, having dropped the match’s preliminary sport at love by making 4 groundstroke errors. What adopted was a troublesome, tight sport, that includes 14 factors throughout eight minutes and three break probabilities for Gracheva.

The vital half, after all, was that Gauff saved all of these break factors, claimed that sport, and out of the blue was in full management on the way in which to a 6-2, 6-0 victory that not solely put the 20-year-old American within the second spherical but additionally instructed her — and everybody else — that her sport is in higher form than it appeared currently.

“The final couple of weeks have been powerful, and I used to be like, ‘I’ve to do that and try this, however I don’t must show something to anybody besides myself.’ So … (these) two weeks are nearly proving all of the expectations that I’ve on myself,” the No. 3-seeded Gauff stated. “I’ve many extra years coming again right here and I am not going to win yearly. Simply that perspective and simply having the assumption that I can — however not the expectation that I ought to.”

Day 1 on the yr’s final Grand Slam event went about in addition to attainable for Gauff and one other younger American featured in Ashe, Thirteenth-seeded Ben Shelton, a semifinalist a yr in the past who beat 2020 champion Dominic Thiem 6-4, 6-2, 6-2. It was the final U.S. Open match for Thiem, who turns 31 subsequent week and is retiring after this season.

“Clearly she performs with lots of ardour,” Shelton, 21, stated about Gauff. “You may inform that she cares on the market. She’s into it each time that she’s on the court docket. I believe that’s one thing that the individuals love.”

Gauff was not the one previous U.S. Open champ on Monday’s schedule: The evening session in Ashe started with 2017 winner Sloane Stephens blowing an enormous lead in opposition to Clara Burel and shedding 0-6, 7-5, 7-5 after taking the primary 9 video games, adopted by Novak Djokovic — whose assortment of 24 Slam titles consists of final yr’s in New York — getting previous Radu Albot 6-2, 6-2, 6-4.

Seeded girls’s winners included No. 2 Aryna Sabalenka, the two-time Australian Open champion who was the runner-up to Gauff a yr in the past in New York; No. 7 Zheng Qinwen, the ladies’s gold medalist on the Paris Olympics earlier this month; No. 24 Donna Vekic, the silver medalist; No. 12 Daria Kasatkina; and No. 14 Madison Keys.

No. 9 Maria Sakkari stopped taking part in after one set due to an injured proper shoulder. The best-seeded man out of the bracket throughout the day session was No. 15 Holger Rune, who was eradicated by Brandon Nakashima of the U.S. 6-2, 6-1, 6-4.

Among the many males’s seeds advancing have been No. 4 Alexander Zverev, the runner-up to Thiem 4 years in the past; No. 6 Andrey Rublev; No. 8 Casper Ruud, the 2022 runner-up at Flushing Meadows; No. 9 Grigor Dimitrov; and No. 12 Taylor Fritz.

Zheng is having fun with a breakthrough season that started with a run to the ultimate on the Australian Open in January and reached a peak when she claimed China’s first Summer time Video games singles gold. Monday was tough on the outset in opposition to 2019 French Open semifinalist Amanda Anisimova, however Zheng finally got here again to win 4-6, 6-4, 6-2.

“Every thing begins at zero. You aren’t anymore the Olympic champion,” Zheng stated. “Simply be humble and attempt to work, struggle each single match, as a result of in case you don’t struggle, you have got an enormous probability to lose.”

That mirrors Gauff’s method as she returns to the location of her biggest triumph thus far.

If she was attempting to begin from scratch after early exits in three occasions on the Paris Video games — not that she needs to neglect about that journey to France; Gauff wore a necklace with the Olympic rings throughout Monday’s match — adopted by a two-match skid on North American onerous courts, Gauff did an excellent job of it.

This wasn’t shocking to Gauff. By no means. She knew she did not play nice in Toronto or Cincinnati in current weeks. However she additionally may inform she was hitting balls effectively in follow.

“Often that first spherical for me can generally set the tone for a event, whether or not you’re taking part in effectively or not. … I had an excellent mentality. Is that this going to say I’m going to play nice the subsequent couple matches? Sure or no,” Gauff stated. “However I believe the mentality I’ve going into this week might be there, and hopefully the execution stays there.”

She solely wanted 66 minutes to win Monday, utilizing a few of her 10 aces to assist erase all eight break factors Gracheva collected, and compiling a 16-5 edge in winners.

“From the beginning, we type of all knew that Coco was going to be an incredible participant, and she or he’s extremely mature and carries herself in a manner that I want that I carried myself once I was her age,” stated Keys, 29, who misplaced to Stephens within the U.S. Open last seven years in the past. “It is also very spectacular how she’s been in a position … by way of the entire strain and the entire expectation that’s been placed on her, proceed to do in addition to she has.”

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Membership Nacional footballer Juan Izquierdo has died on the age of 27, after he collapsed throughout a Copa Libertadores match in Brazil.

His membership introduced the information of his loss of life on Tuesday (27 August) in a press release on X (previously Twitter), saying, “We specific our most honest condolences to his household, mates, teammates and family members. All of Nacional is mourning for his irreparable loss. Relaxation in peace. Juan, you’ll all the time be with us.”

The Uruguayan defender collapsed within the recreation in opposition to Sao Paulo on 22 August, the place he was medically handled on the pitch earlier than being transported to hospital and intensive care the identical night.

He suffered cardiac arrythmia in the course of the match, a kind of irregular heartbeat, requiring additional neurological care in hospital.

Izquierdo represented six golf equipment throughout his profession, a two-time nationwide champion in his native Uruguay in back-to-back seasons for Nacional after which Liverpool FC Montevideo.

The centre-back additionally spent a number of months enjoying in Mexico for San Luis, earlier than returning to Uruguay in 2021.

Tributes have flooded in from the soccer world. Former Uruguayan striker Diego Forlán stated on X, “How unhappy. My most honest condolences for his household,” whereas Luis Suárez, who nonetheless performs for Uruguay, stated on Instagram, “Ache, disappointment, troublesome to elucidate. Could he relaxation in peace and sending energy to his household and mates.”

Uruguayan footballer Juan Izquierdo died on Tuesday after struggling a cardiac arrhythmia. On Thursday, the participant collapsed on the pitch within the last minutes of a Copa Libertadores conflict as Brazil’s São Paulo hosted his facet, Nacional.

The sport was stopped after Izquierdo fell to the bottom, and an ambulance entered the sphere to hurry him to hospital. Nacional later introduced that he had skilled cardiac arrhythmia and was being handled on the Albert Einstein Hospital’s ICU, however initially mentioned that he was secure.

Nevertheless, later studies confirmed that the situation was affecting his mind, creating stress inside his cranium, and he was on mechanical air flow. His neurological situation turned vital on Monday, and on Tuesday night time, the membership confirmed the participant had handed away.

Izquierdo’s spouse expressed her grief in a message on his Instagram account. “As we speak I needed to bid farewell to my different half, the love of my life,” she wrote. “As we speak part of me is leaving with you.” The couple had a two-year-old daughter and new child son.

Information of Izquierdo’s dying despatched ripples by the footballing world. South American soccer confederation Conmebol and its president Alejandro Dominguez supplied condolences, as did the Argentine Soccer Federation, golf equipment comparable to Boca Juniors and River Plate and even French giants Paris Saint Germain.

Worldwide star Luis Suárez, who performed with Izquierdo when he returned to Nacional in 2022, shared a message on his Instagram. “Ache and unhappiness, it’s onerous to elucidate. Might you relaxation in peace and wishing loads of power for your loved ones and mates,” he wrote.

On Monday, the Uruguayan soccer league introduced the suspension of matchdays two and three on account of Izquierdo’s situation.

A number of gamers have skilled severe coronary heart situations on the pitch lately. In 2021, Danish midfielder Christian Eriksen collapsed throughout a Euro 2021 conflict between Denmark and Finland. The participant acquired swift medical consideration and was in a position to proceed enjoying professionally.

Argentina striker Sergio “Kun” Agüero was compelled to retire after feeling breath shortness and dizziness throughout a recreation between FC Barcelona and Alavés the identical yr. He was hospitalized for a number of days after it was found that he had suffered from arrhythmia, with docs recommending he formally retire from skilled soccer.

Not too long ago, I listened to lady on TikTok clarify her opinion that Kamala Harris ought to be referenced by her final identify like males within the political area. Initially, her stance on the subject appeared applicable as I might simply see the discrepancies in quite a lot of professions.

In terms of politics, we see Hillary Clinton usually referred to as Hillary. In literature, I consider Jane Austen versus Dickens. In science there’s Marie Curie versus Darwin. The feminine counterparts seem to at all times require a primary identify hooked up to their final.

In a 2022 research performed by the Mayo Clinic, they discovered that feminine docs had been twice as prone to be referred to as by their first names in comparison with their male colleagues. A 2018 Cornell College report famous school college students had been 56% extra prone to name a male professor by his final identify versus a feminine professor.

Stav Atir, who acquired a doctoral diploma in social psychology from Cornell College even stated there are execs and cons to using first or final names in professions, “However they have a tendency to map on to gender stereotypes with ladies being a bit extra approachable, extra acquainted, decrease standing and males typically being seen as extra competent, much less acquainted.”

The person on TikTok that impressed my consideration of identify references for ladies claimed that utilizing their first names took away a lady’s energy and infantilized them.

After private consideration, nevertheless, I made a decision I’d a lot somewhat be recognized by my first identify. In any case, even Kamala Harris has advised reporters to name her Kamala.

A few of this consideration got here from an understanding of how ladies get hold of their final names to start with. After I was born, I used to be initially given my father’s final identify. After I married the primary time, I selected to take my husband’s final identify and stored it after we divorced as a result of it matched the identify of our kids. In my most up-to-date marriage, I fortunately took on my new husband’s final identify, as a result of, truthfully, what sort of a journalist would I be if I handed up the chance to alter my initials to A. S. Okay? Additionally, I’m legitimately excited to be Mrs. Kruse.

Every of those names, nevertheless, had been another person’s earlier than they had been mine. None of those final names actually recognized me because the sturdy lady I’m at the moment.

Apart from, I actually like my first identify. I’ve acquired many compliments on AnnaMarie, as a result of it isn’t the norm with the distinctive spelling consisting of 1 phrase and a capital within the center.

“I’m too cool for one first identify, so, I’ve two,” I often introduce myself, and I’ve taught my daughter LilyAnn to say the identical.

With a reputation like this, nevertheless, I’ve by no means related a lot to my final identify. It was at all times simply part of a reputation solely wanted in official capacities, like a byline. If given the choice, I’d a lot somewhat be like Cher or Madonna, so iconic a final identify is pointless.

Sadly, my profession of selection requires I current an official identify to the general public, so, from this present day ahead, search for articles written by AnnaMarie Kruse, not AnnaMarie Ward. It’s a pleasure to satisfy you because the AnnaMarie I’m at the moment.

Whereas it’s fully conjecture, I think about Jane Austen would maybe take pleasure in not publishing her books “By a Woman,” however as an alternative “By Jane Austen.” So, I relish within the alternative to be recognized in such a well-recognized method that I’m not merely AnnaMarie Final-Identify-of-My-Father nor AnnaMarie Final-Identify-of-My-Husband, however most frequently simply AnnaMarie.

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