Scott Frost rips his bad Nebraska stint after returning to UCF: 'It wasn't a good move'New Foto - Scott Frost rips his bad Nebraska stint after returning to UCF: 'It wasn't a good move'

Scott Frost is thrilled to be back atUCF, and he's not holding back in describing how bad of a run he had working for his alma mater. Frost, whoreceived a five-year deal to return and lead the Knightsin December, ripped his time at Nebraska on Tuesday at the Big 12's media days. Frost, who was fired fromNebraskajust three games into the 2022 campaign, said there was one very clear thing he learned from his time with the Cornhuskers. "Don't take the wrong job," he said, viaThe Athletic's Chris Vannini. Frost was hired at Nebraska, where he played and went to school, in 2018 after two dominant seasons at UCF — including one where they went 13-0 two years after a winless season. Frost, however, struggled in Lincoln. The Cornhuskers never had a winning season under his watch and had back-to-back three-win campaigns. Frost was then fired early during the 2022 season. In total, he went 16-31 there. Nebraska has since hired Matt Rhule to replace him. Rhule got the Cornhuskers to their first bowl game in eight years last season. The jump to Nebraska for Frost seemed like the perfect fit at the time, at least on paper. UCF was still in the American Athletic Conference — it joined the Big 12 in 2023 — so moving to the Big Ten was a significant step up. He had significant connections at the school, and was its quarterback during Nebraska's national championship season in 1997. Now, looking back, Frost said he was forced into the job. "I said I wouldn't leave [UCF] unless it was someplace you could win a national championship," Frost said. "I got tugged in a direction to try to help my alma mater and didn't really want to do it. It wasn't a good move. I'm lucky to get back to a place where I was a lot happier." Frost is now tasked with bringing the Knights' program back after a rough campaign last fall. He'll take over for Gus Malzahn, wholeft in November to become the offensive coordinator at Florida State. The Knights went 4-8 last season and 2-7 in Big 12 play while failing to reach a bowl game for the first time since 2015.

Scott Frost rips his bad Nebraska stint after returning to UCF: ‘It wasn’t a good move’

Scott Frost rips his bad Nebraska stint after returning to UCF: 'It wasn't a good move' Scott Frost is thrilled to be back atUCF...
When is the 2025 MLB Home Run Derby? Time, how to watch, participants and moreNew Foto - When is the 2025 MLB Home Run Derby? Time, how to watch, participants and more

USA TODAY and Yahoo may earn commission from links in this article. Pricing and availability subject to change. The2025 T-Mobile Home Run Derbywill showcase some of the biggest stars from Major League Baseball as they swing for the fences on July 14. The lineup includesAtlanta Braves' Ronald Acuña Jr., making his third appearance in the competition, and the MLB home run leader, Cal Raleigh of theSeattle Mariners. Raleigh, the star catcher for the Mariners, enters the Home Run Derby with an impressive total of35 home runs at the midpoint of the season, setting a high standard for the competition. He is joined by James Wood, the left fielder for theWashington Nationals, making Wood the third Nationals player to participate in the Home Run Derby. Alongside Raleigh and Woods, the field is taking shape with a diverse range of players, includingMinnesota Twinscenter fielder Byron Buxton andPittsburgh Piratescenter fielder Oneil Cruz, showcasing their skills in Atlanta, Georgia. Here is how to watch the 2025 T-Mobile Home Run Derby. More:Who will participate in 2025 Home Run Derby? Players who will, won't hit in Atlanta The 2025 T-Mobile Home Run Derby will take place on Monday, July 14. Date:Monday, July 14 Time:8 p.m. ET TV:ESPN Stream:ESPN+, MLB.com, Fubo (which offers a free trial) Location:Truist Park (Atlanta, Georgia) Watch the MLB Home Run Derby with Fubo This article originally appeared on USA TODAY:2025 MLB Home Run Derby: Time, TV and how to watch the competition

When is the 2025 MLB Home Run Derby? Time, how to watch, participants and more

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Fox News' Jacqui Heinrich Gets Engaged to Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick in Lavender Field in Provence (Exclusive)New Foto - Fox News' Jacqui Heinrich Gets Engaged to Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick in Lavender Field in Provence (Exclusive)

Eny Thérèse Fox News senior White House correspondent Jacqui Heinrich is engaged to republican Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick The journalist tells PEOPLE that Fitzpatrick proposed in the middle of a lavender field in Valensole, France, on June 29 "It's a memory that will be seared into my brain for life. It felt like a fairy tale," she says of the proposal Fox News' Jacqui Heinrich is engaged. The 36-year-old senior White House correspondent said "yes" to republican Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick in a romantic proposal in France, on June 29. Heinrich tells PEOPLE that the Pennsylvania congressman, 51, popped the question at sunrise in the middle of a lavender field in Valensole, a picturesque hilltop town in Provence. Heinrich says the seeds for Fitzpatrick's proposal plan were first planted last year, when she revealed in aBoston Globeinterview that it was her long-held dream to take a trip to the French Riviera "to eat the baguettes, see the lavender fields, drink the wine and eat the butter." Fitzpatrick "paid attention," and booked a trip to France as a birthday present for Heinrich. "He said, 'I'm going to take you this summer to the South of France,' " she recalls. Eny Thérèse While the couple had an ambitious itinerary of "bucket list" sights they wanted to hit, they knew their long-awaited trip was likely to be cut short at any moment due to Fitzpatrick needing to fly back to Washington, D.C., for the signing of The One Big Beautiful Bill. In light of this, Heinrich asked Fitzpatrick if he wanted to postpone the getaway — and that's when she got her first inkling that he had something more up his sleeve. "He was like, 'We are going. We're going to the lavender fields. All I want is to see the lavender fields at sunrise,' " she recounts, joking, "All the time I've known this man, he has never been desperate to see a field of flowers at dawn. So I had a feeling that [a proposal] was a goal." After first arriving in Nice, the couple left at 1:30 in the morning on Sunday, June 29, and drove more than two hours to Valensole so they could be there before dawn. At one point, Fitzpatrick slammed on the brakes and said to Heinrich, "Alright, this field looks good. Why don't you walk out into that field and I'll take some pictures of you." Eny Thérèse As she strolled, taking in the seemingly endless purple landscape, a photographer suddenly popped up from within the rows of lavender, and a drone flew overhead, ready to capture the moment. Fitzpatrick asked Heinrich to marry him, presenting a ring he selected from the journalist's long-time family jeweler in Portland, Maine. The sparkler features a brilliant-cut round diamond solitaire on a six-prong platinum setting with a yellow gold band. "He didn't ask for any help from me or anyone I know. So I was really surprised he got it spot-on. What I could have asked for, dreamed up myself, he did without even asking," Heinrich, who joined Fox News in September 2018 and also serves as co-host ofThe FOX News Rundownpodcast, says. "It's really beautiful," she says, adding of the proposal: "Brian did such an amazing job. I'm so impressed with him." Eny Thérèse "It was so breathtaking," she adds of the setting amid the lavender blooms. "The smell was just so fragrant. It's a memory that will be seared into my brain for life. It's hard to even put into words just how gorgeous it really was. It felt like a fairy tale." To celebrate the moment, Heinrich and Fitzpatrick waited for a coffee shop to open and enjoyed an espresso together. The couple then decided to make the most of their time — they ultimately had just under 48 hours in France before Fitzpatrick had to head back to D.C. — and drove to St. Tropez, where they had brunch at the Byblos Beach Club. From there, they went on to Cannes. "In less than 48 hours, we saw all of the cities we wanted to see during the whole 10 days we were supposed to be there," Heinrich says. "It was honestly so memorable. I'll never forget it." Eny Thérèse They shared the big news with family and friends later that day. Heinrich's dad was already in on the secret, as Fitzpatrick had flown to New Hampshire to ask for his blessing ahead of the proposal. "My dad teared up on the phone," she recalls. Fitzpatrick's parents, who are in their 90s, were "so overjoyed." Heinrich tells PEOPLE she recently bought a new house, so the couple plans to throw a joint housewarming and engagement party soon. Reflecting on what she loves most about Fitzpatrick — a former FBI special agent and federal prosecutor who was reelected to his fifth congressional term in 2024 — Heinrich tells PEOPLE that he is "the most principled, thoughtful and brilliant person I know." "I love his brain," she continues. "I love the way he approaches problem-solving and solving complex issues. He's strong and a man of faith, who brings me closer to God. He's sweet and gentle and kind — all of the easy qualities in a person that just make him a joy to be around and life brighter." Eny Thérèse In their rare downtime, the couple — whose first date was attending the Kennedy Center Honors in 2021 — enjoy visiting family and traveling. "We love to see different cultural sights and experience the rest of the world because we're both pretty dialed into what's happening in Washington all the time with our jobs," Heinrich notes. Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE's free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer​​, from celebrity news to compelling human interest stories. While they haven't begun to dive into wedding planning just yet, they do know that they want to have a Catholic church ceremony. And it will likely be a big wedding, as Patrick has a very large extended family, including seven siblings (his eighth sibling, brother Mike, died of cancer in 2020). "It will be great," she predicts. "We're really excited to celebrate." Read the original article onPeople

Fox News' Jacqui Heinrich Gets Engaged to Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick in Lavender Field in Provence (Exclusive)

Fox News' Jacqui Heinrich Gets Engaged to Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick in Lavender Field in Provence (Exclusive) Eny Thérèse Fox News senior W...
LeAnn Rimes addresses 'craziness' of Eddie Cibrian affair: 'This is not all my pain'New Foto - LeAnn Rimes addresses 'craziness' of Eddie Cibrian affair: 'This is not all my pain'

LeAnn Rimesis addressing an infamous elephant in the room: her affair with actor, and now-husband,Eddie Cibrian. Inan interview with Flow Space, Rimes recounted the fallout from the affair, which began on set ofthe 2009 Lifetime movie "Northern Lights,"when the pair fell for each other although they were both married to other people. "I realized very quickly that there are a lot of women who've been hurt. Like, I've been on both sides of that coin – I've been cheated on, too, so I know that feeling," Rimes said. "But so many women don't know what to do with that anger. … I was a target that was just easily projected upon." LeAnn Rimes says she 'panicked' afterteeth fell out onstage At the time, Cibrian was married to"Real Housewives of Beverly Hills"alumBrandi Glanvillewhile Rimes was married to celebrated chefDean Sheremet. Cibrian and Glanville share two sons, Mason and Jake. Rimes said that "once I realized that, things got a lot easier. Instead of taking it so personally, it's like, look: This is not all my pain to carry." She added that "I know what I'm responsible for in the situation and making amends for that. But you know, the world's pain is not mine to carry, and I think that really got thrown at me for a long time." Glanville spoke openly about the end of her marriage on Bravo's "RHOBH." The"Can't Fight The Moonlight"singer and former child star also referred to the emotional work she had to do after facing harsh media coverage, from tabloid fodder to internet furor towards the pair, during "all of the craziness we went through." "Starting as a child star (I had) all this protection," Rimes points out. "But it was like, if I want to live a fulfilling life, I've got to learn how to let that guard down. To me, it was either I was going to die, or I had to confront it. It was complete survival." These days though, Rimes has gotten better with age: "You cannot pay me to go back to my 20s – just, no thank you. I'll take the wrinkles," telling Flow Space that "I felt very alone in this world for a long time. I don't necessarily feel that way anymore, … I don't feel like I'm ever in hiding." This article originally appeared on USA TODAY:LeAnn Rimes addresses Eddie Cibrian affair

LeAnn Rimes addresses 'craziness' of Eddie Cibrian affair: 'This is not all my pain'

LeAnn Rimes addresses 'craziness' of Eddie Cibrian affair: 'This is not all my pain' LeAnn Rimesis addressing an infamous el...
Caitlin Clark set to return for Indiana on Wednesday after missing 5 games with groin injuryNew Foto - Caitlin Clark set to return for Indiana on Wednesday after missing 5 games with groin injury

INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Caitlin Clark expects to play Wednesday when the Indiana Fever host the Golden State Valkyries after missing the past five games with a left groin injury. The All-Star captain participated in practice Monday which was open to season ticket holders, playing in a 5-on-5 scrimmage. It was the first time she'd done that since getting hurt on June 26. Barring any setbacks, Clark will be available to play Wednesday. "It's nice to get back out there and get back into the flow of playing with my teammates again," Clark told reporters after practice Tuesday. "It's going to be fun to get back out there hopefully and just feel things again. ... It's obviously hard sitting out and watching for a few weeks, so I'm excited to get out there." It was Clark's second injury of the season. She's only played in nine of the team's 18 games this season as well as the WNBA Commissioner's Cup final which saw the Fever beat the Minnesota Lynx. Clark had a left quad injury that forced her to miss five games last month. "I hope to play a decent amount — in the upper 20s. I guess it depends on how the game goes and how I feel and what the team needs," Clark said. "But I feel pretty good. But I'm going to try to not overdo it and put myself in a good position moving forward." ___ AP WNBA:https://apnews.com/hub/wnba-basketball

Caitlin Clark set to return for Indiana on Wednesday after missing 5 games with groin injury

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Soccer-Trump to attend Club World Cup final, FIFA opens office in Trump TowerNew Foto - Soccer-Trump to attend Club World Cup final, FIFA opens office in Trump Tower

WASHINGTON/EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (Reuters) -U.S. President Donald Trump will attend Sunday's Club World Cup final in East Rutherford, New Jersey, he said at a Cabinet meeting on Tuesday, as world soccer's ruling body FIFA announced it had opened an office in New York's Trump Tower. The expanded tournament featuring many of the world's best club teams has been widely seen as a dry run for the 2026 World Cup, which will be co-hosted by the United States, Canada and Mexico with a record 48 national teams taking part. Sunday's Club World Cup final at MetLife Stadium will be a preview of next year's championship match, with the home of the NFL's New York Jets and Giants also hosting the 2026 finale. "I'll be going to the game," Trump told reporters. The news came a day after FIFA President Gianni Infantino announced the opening of a representative office at Trump Tower, where the Club World Cup trophy will be on display until the final. "We have received such a big support from the government and from the President with the White House Task Force for the FIFA Club World Cup (now) and for the FIFA World Cup next year," Infantino said. Trump has not shied away from sport's super-sized spotlight during his second term, becoming the first sitting president to attend a Super Bowl in February, and in May announcing D.C. as the host for the 2027 NFL Draft from the Oval Office. His immigration crackdown and travel ban on 12 countries have prompted concerns ahead of the 2026 World Cup, however, even as Infantino offered assurances that the world will be welcomed in the U.S. for the quadrennial global showpiece event. A memo obtained by Reuters last month showed that the Trump administration was considering significantly expanding its travel restrictions by potentially banning citizens of 36 additional countries from entering the U.S. (Reporting by Amy Tennery in East Rutherford, New Jersey, and Andrea Shalal in Washington, editing by Ed Osmond)

Soccer-Trump to attend Club World Cup final, FIFA opens office in Trump Tower

Soccer-Trump to attend Club World Cup final, FIFA opens office in Trump Tower WASHINGTON/EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (Reuters) -U.S. President Don...
Former Child Star Frankie Muniz Shares Cryptic Message About Feeling Used His 'Whole Life'New Foto - Former Child Star Frankie Muniz Shares Cryptic Message About Feeling Used His 'Whole Life'

Frankie Munizis getting candid about feeling taken advantage of by the people in his life. On Monday, July 7, theMalcolm in the Middlestar, 39, took toXto share a heartfelt message about always being the person others rely on. "Feels like my wife and I are always there when friends or family need a favor or helping out, lending stuff, you name it. Basically my whole life I've been asked for things. It's really the only reason anyone calls me," Muniz wrote. " But when we need a hand with something, where's everyone at? Anyone else feel like they're giving more than they get back?" Fans took to the comment section to empathize with the two-time Golden Globe-nominated actor and share their take on the situation. "I super get it buddy. But I always try to remind myself that I cannot expect me from other people," one fan wrote. "Spot on take," a second fan commented. "I followed you based on that alone. I'm sorry this is the case for you." "It doesn't sound like the people in your circle are your friends. It should be mutual," a third fan chimed in. Muniz famously starred in the hit sitcomMalcolm in the Middle, which aired on Fox for seven seasons from 2000 to 2006. After wrapping up the series, Muniz shifted his focus to racing, becoming a professional race‑car driver. He is currently a driver in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series. In March, theBig Fat Liaractor appeared on theBobby Bones Showand discussed how he balances racing, his family life and acting — he is returning to TV in an upcoming reboot ofMalcolm in the Middleon Disney+. "I can honestly say racing right now is 100 percent my focus. I'm doing everything I can every day to be as prepared as possible. That said, we are about to start filming the Malcolm reboot during the season. I have a 3-year-old, I have a wife, I'm building a house, and I'm trying to figure out that balance," Muniz, who tied the knot withPaige Pricein 2019, explained. "I'm trying to figure out, you know, that maybe sometimes it is okay to say no to certain things. I've never been that person. I've always been like, 'Yeah yeah yeah, I'll do it, I could do that, I could do it.'" Muniz added that he doesn't want to have regrets in his life. "[I'm] just trying to make sure that I'm giving 100 percent to everything I'm doing because I don't want to look back at the end of the year and go, 'Darn, I could have tried harder,' or 'I wish I didn't phone that in,' and also still be a good husband and a good father," he remarked. "It's definitely tough. I feel like life is flying by."

Former Child Star Frankie Muniz Shares Cryptic Message About Feeling Used His ‘Whole Life’

Former Child Star Frankie Muniz Shares Cryptic Message About Feeling Used His 'Whole Life' Frankie Munizis getting candid about feel...
Whitney Purvis Is on Suicide Watch Following Involuntary Manslaughter Arrest: ReportNew Foto - Whitney Purvis Is on Suicide Watch Following Involuntary Manslaughter Arrest: Report

Whitney Purvis is reportedly being held in a medical cell block at a Georgia county jail, where she remains on suicide watch, according to TMZ The16 and Pregnantalum was arrested in Georgia on July 7 on suspicion of felony involuntary manslaughter The alleged victim, John M. Harris, suffered a "toxic overdose" that was allegedly the result of a substance Purvis provided him, per an affidavit 16 and Pregnantalum Whitney Purvis is reportedly being monitored in the Georgia county jail where she's in custody. Purvis, 33, wasarrested on suspicion of felony involuntary manslaughteron July 7 in Floyd County, Georgia, PEOPLE previously confirmed. She was also charged with distribution of a controlled substance and use of a communication device to commit a felony involving controlled substances. As of Tuesday, July 8, the former MTV star is now listed as being held in the jail's medical cell block and remains on suicide watch, according toTMZ. Per TMZ, Purvis was placed into the medical cell block after "making suicidal comments behind bars." The outlet also reports that the reality star is currently undergoing a drug detox and experiencing effects of withdrawal. PEOPLE reached out to Floyd County Correctional Institution, but they were unable to say whether the report is true. PEOPLE has not been able to independently verify the report otherwise, but has reached out to an attorney who previously represented Purvis. Floyd County Sheriff's Office In an affidavit obtained by PEOPLE, it was alleged that Purvis "distributed a substance presented as 'Tranq,' commonly known as Xylazine and Fentanyl" to John M. Harris. The substance allegedly "directly contributed in the victim's death due to a toxic overdose," per the document. Harris died in February and was 37 years old, per hisobituary. Purviseven left a comment on his obituaryon Monday, March 3, expressing that she had just found out about his death and had missed his funeral. "I wish I could've found out sooner and attended your celebration of life. thank you for being such a great friend to me and always making me feel beautiful and cared for. You've came to my rescue on many occasions and saved me over the years," the message read, in part. "I could tell you anything and you always knew what to say or give me your honest opinion and advice. I am so very thankful for the times we had together. My brain just can't process this happened. I don't want it to be true." Whitney Purvis/Facebook On June 2, she revealed in a Facebook post thather son Weston Gosa Jr. had unexpectedly died, as she said, "Words don't describe the pain I am feeling." She told PEOPLE just days later thatshe "can't even imagine a future now" and "can't imagine going on" after the loss. Whitney Purvis/Facebook Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE's free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer​​, from celebrity news to compelling human interest stories. "I've kind of wanted to be alone just because I have a hard time just talking to people," she said of her emotions in the days following. "I just go through so many emotions, like being sad, being mad. It's just been really, really rough. I've never cried this hard in my life, to where my eyeballs are swollen." "I can't distract myself," she added. "It's going through my mind constantly. I hate to even pick up my phone." If you or someone you know is struggling with mental health challenges, emotional distress, substance use problems, or just needs to talk, call or text 988, or chat at988lifeline.org24/7. Read the original article onPeople

Whitney Purvis Is on Suicide Watch Following Involuntary Manslaughter Arrest: Report

Whitney Purvis Is on Suicide Watch Following Involuntary Manslaughter Arrest: Report Whitney Purvis is reportedly being held in a medical ce...
Big East, ESPN reunite with 6-year media rights dealNew Foto - Big East, ESPN reunite with 6-year media rights deal

The Big East Conference and ESPN announced a six-year digital media rights deal on Tuesday. Big East Commissioner Val Ackerman said in a statement that the agreement gives "all 22 of our sports — especially women's basketball and Olympic sports — the visibility they've earned and the access our fans expect." "This exciting partnership with ESPN reinforces our commitment to placing Big East teams front and center on the leading digital sports platform," Ackerman said. ESPN had the rights to the Big East from 1980 to 2013. The revived partnership comes after ESPNlost Big Ten media rightsto Fox, NBC and CBS in 2022. "We're pleased to welcome the Big East back to ESPN," Nick Dawson, the network's senior vice president of programming and acquisitions, said in a statement. "This agreement returns one of the country's premier conferences and its tradition of excellence to ESPN platforms. We look forward to this new chapter in our relationship with the Big East." ESPN+ will stream over 300 Big East events annually. Financial terms of the deal were not included in the announcement. The Big East wrapped up a competitive 2024-2025 campaign led by theUConn women's basketballteam, which won its 12th national title in April. The St. John's men's basketball team had a strong regular season, earning a No. 2 seed in the NCAA Tournament before being eliminated in the second round by No. 10 Arkansas. ___ AP college sports:https://apnews.com/hub/college-sports

Big East, ESPN reunite with 6-year media rights deal

Big East, ESPN reunite with 6-year media rights deal The Big East Conference and ESPN announced a six-year digital media rights deal on Tues...
Anthony Davis reportedly has surgery to repair detached retinaNew Foto - Anthony Davis reportedly has surgery to repair detached retina

Dallas Mavericks forward Anthony Davis had offseason surgery to repair a detached retina,ESPN's Shams Charania reportedTuesday. Davis is expected to be ready to return in time for training camp, according to the report. The surgery appears to be in part the result of an injury Davis sustained to his right eye on April 2. Davis' teammate, Daniel Gafford, inadvertently elbowed Davis in his eye in a game against the Atlanta Hawks. Davis left the game bleeding and returned with a bandage above his right eye. A cut above his eyerequired four stitches. The injury didn't appear to impact Davis' play. Davis scored 34 points and hit the game-winning bucket in the 120-118 win over Atlanta. He missed the following game, but that was due to it being the first night of a back-to-back set as Davis had recently returned from an adductor strain that sidelined him for 18 games. Davis' health is key to the Mavericks' hopes of returning to the playoffs next season and contending in a competitive Western Conference. When healthy, Davis is one of the game's most impactful two-way players. But that's always a significant contingency when it comes to Davis. Davis was limited to 51 games last season and has played in more than 62 regular-season games just once in the last seven seasons. He played in nine of a possible 33 games after arriving to the Mavericks via the controversial trade that sent franchise player Luka Dončić to the Los Angeles Lakers. The Mavericks will be under significant pressure to not only return to the playoffs but contend for a championship next season after trading the now 26-year-old Dončić for the 32-year-old Davis. Davis is the centerpiece of a lineup that also features injured All-Star guard Kyrie Irving and rookie Cooper Flagg, the No. 1 pick in last month's NBA Draft. To compete, the Mavericks will need Davis to remain healthy and Irving to return to form after sustaining an ACL tear that's expected to continue to sideline him for a good chunk of next season.

Anthony Davis reportedly has surgery to repair detached retina

Anthony Davis reportedly has surgery to repair detached retina Dallas Mavericks forward Anthony Davis had offseason surgery to repair a deta...

 

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