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Puren, MS, JG Barnard, and PL Viviers. "Nature and proportion of total injuries at the Stellenbosch Rugby Football Club: a comparason of the years 1973 1975 with 2003 -2005." South African Journal of Sports Medicine 19, no. 5 (December 5, 2007): 125. http://dx.doi.org/10.17159/2078-516x/2007/v19i5a254.

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Objective. The purpose of this study was to compare the nature and proportion of total injuries occurring at Stellenbosch Rugby Football Club in Stellenbosch, South Africa, between the years 1973 - 1975 and 2003 - 2005. Design. Retrospective, descriptive study. Main outcome measures. Injured rugby players from the Stellenbosch Rugby Football Club from the different time periods were included in the study. Results from the 1973 - 1975 time period were obtained from two previously published articles (Roy, 1974; Van Heerden, 1976), while data from the 2003 - 2005 time period were available through the Stellenbosch University Rugby Injury Database. Results. An increase in the proportion of head and facial injuries from 1973 - 1975 (21%) to 2003 - 2005 (42%) was found as well as a doubling in the proportion of concussions between the two time periods (12% - 23%). There was an overall decrease in total injuries between the two time periods. Conclusion. The findings highlight the high and increased proportion of head and facial injuries in the game of rugby at the Stellenbosch Rugby Football Club. This is a matter that should be further investigated. South African Journal of Sports Medicine Vol. 19 (5) 2007: pp. 125-128
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Harvey, Adrian. "The Oldest Rugby Football Club in the World?" Sport in History 26, no. 1 (April 2006): 150–52. http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/17460260600661356.

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Conord, Fabien. "Un professionnalisme du pauvre ? Le Rugby Club albigeois (XIII) après la Seconde Guerre mondiale." Football(s). Histoire, culture, économie, société, no. 3 (October 12, 2023): 93–100. http://dx.doi.org/10.58335/football-s.505.

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Le rugby à XIII a eu une histoire difficile sur le sol français en raison de son professionnalisme ouvert et du combat livré contre lui par le XV. L’exemple du Rugby Club albigeois plusieurs fois champion de France et dont les documents comptables sont conservés aux archives départementales du Tarn permet de comprendre comment ce rugby professionnel fonctionne à l’issue de la Seconde Guerre mondiale. L’essentiel des recettes provient sans surprise de la billetterie et sert surtout à payer le salaire de l’entraîneur et les primes et indemnités des joueurs qui ont aussi un métier. Le recrutement est local et les émoluments versés à l’effectif distinguent peu de vedettes, à l’exception du demi d’ouverture Charles Galaup qui devient en 1972 le conseiller technique du rival quinziste local, le Sporting club albigeois. Outre cette défection, le club albigeois du XIII aura eu à subir l’ostracisme d’une partie de la presse locale notamment la Dépêche du Midi.
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Addley, K., and J. Farren. "Irish rugby injury survey: Dungannon Football Club (1986-87)." British Journal of Sports Medicine 22, no. 1 (March 1, 1988): 22–24. http://dx.doi.org/10.1136/bjsm.22.1.22.

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Delépine, Michaël. "« Ici Colombes » : le stade Yves-du-Manoir, « terre sacrée » du rugby français ?" Football(s). Histoire, culture, économie, société, no. 3 (October 12, 2023): 67–78. http://dx.doi.org/10.58335/football-s.489.

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Le premier match de rugby sur la pelouse de Colombes est disputé en 1908 par le Racing Club de France. Les dirigeants du club profitent des Jeux de 1924 pour construire une vaste enceinte qu’ils utiliseront toutefois de manière irrégulière pour les matchs de leur équipe de rugby. Du fait de l’éloignement de Paris, ils préfèrent notamment le stade Jean Bouin et, aujourd’hui, pour les rencontres du Racing 92, la Paris Défense Arena. En revanche, Colombes est le stade de l’équipe de France de rugby qui y gagne son premier match du Tournoi des Cinq Nations. Entre 1924 et 1972, les Bleus y disputent même l’essentiel de leurs rencontres, y battent pour la première fois les All Blacks (1954), gagnent leur premier Tournoi (1959) et leur premier grand chelem (1968). Toutefois, si les retransmissions télévisées en font un cadre familier des amateurs de rugby, leurs matchs remplissent rarement tout à fait la vaste enceinte de Colombes.
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Willigenburg, Nienke W., James R. Borchers, Richard Quincy, Christopher C. Kaeding, and Timothy E. Hewett. "Comparison of Injuries in American Collegiate Football and Club Rugby." American Journal of Sports Medicine 44, no. 3 (January 19, 2016): 753–60. http://dx.doi.org/10.1177/0363546515622389.

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Mavroudis, Paul. "An Act of Bastardry - Rugby League Axes Its First Club: Glebe District Rugby League Football Club 1908 to 1929." International Journal of the History of Sport 36, no. 17-18 (November 14, 2019): 1647–48. http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/09523367.2019.1683797.

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Hourcade, Nicolas. "Bordeaux et Toulouse, Des supporters de football en terre de rugby." Sud-Ouest européen 13, no. 1 (2002): 25–32. http://dx.doi.org/10.3406/rgpso.2002.2782.

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Les Girondins de Bordeaux et le Toulouse Football Club sont les deux seuls clubs de football de haut niveau du Sud-Ouest. Toulouse se considère comme une ville de rugby, du fait des résultats médiocres du TFC et des grandes performances de l'équipe de rugby locale, alors que les Girondins sont le club emblématique de Bordeaux. Par conséquent, le public des Girondins est plus nombreux et plus engagé que celui du TFC. Plutôt que du public, il convient de parler des publics puisque les comportements varient selon les tribunes. Notre enquête porte sur les associations de supporters de ces deux clubs. Elle met en évidence la diversité des formes du supportérisme organisé toulousain et les oppositions entre elles. À Bordeaux, elle se centre sur les groupes ultras, qui sont de loin les plus actifs, et elle analyse leur évolution. Si les mêmes types de supportérisme se retrouvent auprès des deux clubs, le contexte local leur donne des formes et des enjeux particuliers.
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Gissane, C., D. Jennings, J. White, and A. Cumine. "Injury in summer rugby league football: the experiences of one club." British Journal of Sports Medicine 32, no. 2 (June 1, 1998): 149–52. http://dx.doi.org/10.1136/bjsm.32.2.149.

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Desfontaine, Pierrick. "Le « Sporting Toulon », un club en rade ? Chronique méditerranéenne d’une ère footballistique dominée par le rugby." Football(s). Histoire, culture, économie, société, no. 4 (May 24, 2024): 119–30. http://dx.doi.org/10.58335/football-s.650.

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Cet article a pour objet la ville portuaire de Toulon et ses deux clubs aux destinées opposées. Végétant actuellement au quatrième échelon du football français, le Sporting Club de Toulon peine à retrouver sa sulfureuse stature de la fin des années 1980. Phare rugbystique du Sud-Est, le Rugby Club Toulonnais a pour sa part conquis une place de fer de lance identitaire. La méthodologie sociohistorique s’appuie sur les archives des deux clubs, sur des entretiens avec des acteurs locaux et sur la presse. La discussion analyse pourquoi la trajectoire du Sporting est si tumultueuse alors que cette ville portuaire méditerranéenne a des atouts pour avoir un club rayonnant. En attendant, nostalgie et désillusions rythment le quotidien des Azurs et Or.
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White, Andrew Robert. "The 'civilizing' of Gloucester Rugby Football Club : a historical sociology of the development and management of an elite English rugby union football club, 1873-1914." Thesis, University of Leicester, 2000. http://hdl.handle.net/2381/31040.

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The research encompasses a sociological history of the development of Gloucester Rugby Football Club from its origins in 1873 to the conclusion of the 1913/14 season. The research design is based around a case study of a sports organisation that would become one of the elite Rugby Union Football Clubs. The methodology is qualitative and naturalistic, drawing upon extensive club archives, Rugby Football Union archives, reports of events and developments contained in local Gloucester newspapers, and publications relating to the club's history. Data analysis and interpretation utilises the "grounded theory" methods of open and axial coding recommended by Glaser and Strauss. Themes incorporated into this coding framework and those that emerged from its application are firstly components in the constructions of civic, collective (associated more narrowly with "the club") and masculine identities. With regard to the latter theme, the structuring and nature of a "gender order" and the nature of gender relations that are both implicated in its construction, and emerge from it, provide contributory sub-themes. Secondly, changing patterns of player violence and spectator disorder are explored. Finally the responses of the club's administrators to the managerial imperatives associated with, and contributing to, processes of commercialisation and professionalisation are investigated. These three themes are framed as a series of "transitions" in the club's development. The organising theoretical frameworks that guide the interpretation of data and against which research outcomes will be tested are the Gramscian notion of hegemony and a central component of figurational sociology, the Eliasian theory of a European "civilising process". The research concludes that the early development of the club, from a "team" of middle-class men to a fully-fledged gate-taking club effectively owning its own ground, was firmly in the hands of middle-class groups. The changing composition of the dominant middle class group, from a professional/merchant to a predominantly industrial/retail base, significantly affected the local development of rugby in Gloucester and of the club. Ideological control, in the face of growing diffusion and popularity of rugby amongst Gloucester1 working class communities and as members of these communities were recruited into the club, was maintained through an interlocking set of values and behaviours. These involved, primarily, "rule adherence" and financial probity as guiding principles alongside compromise to local demands for competitive structures and to "ways of playing and spectating" that had a high degree of cultural consonance amongst the local working class. The research uncovers the emergence of a matrix of interlocking components that constitute what has become a robust and enduring cultural paradigm that incorporated a sense of collective sporting identity expressed through Gloucester Rugby Football Club. It was this paradigm that lay at the heart of Gloucester RFC's difficulties, relative to other clubs, in adjusting to developments associated with the transition to the legitimation of professionalism in English Rugby Union football in 1995.
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Zinn, Caryn. "Nutrition knowledge of New Zealand premier club rugby coaches this thesis is submitted to the Auckland University of Technology in partial fulfillment of the degree of Master of Health Science, November 2004." Full thesis. Abstract, 2004.

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Howe, Peter David. "Commercialising the body, professionalising the game : the development of sports medicine at Pontypridd Rugby Football Club." Thesis, University College London (University of London), 1997. http://ethos.bl.uk/OrderDetails.do?uin=uk.bl.ethos.267715.

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Gleason, Derrick J. "A physiological performance analysis on the effects of the winter academic break on collegiate male club rugby athletes." Scholarly Commons, 2012. https://scholarlycommons.pacific.edu/uop_etds/810.

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This study analyzed the changes in performance and anthropometric characteristics in collegiate male club rugby athletes following an unsupervised 4-week winter academic break. Fourteen athletes completed this study utilizing a within-subjects model. All measures were collected prior to, and after the winter academic break. Prior to testing each subject was acclimated to the protocols to reduce associated learning effects. Performance measures included V02max, vertical jump, 1 0-yard sprint, squat max, and bench press max and body composition was assessed by measuring body weight and hydrostatic weighing. During the Break no structured workouts were provided for athletes and participants were required to complete a self-report on activity and nutritional habits during this unsupervised period. Surprisingly, post-break performance measurements did not decrease. In fact, some measures showed improvement. There were increases in V02max (4.95%), squat max (14.33%), and vertical jump (6.75%). Anthropometric characteristics showed significant increases in body fat percentage (increase of 19.33%) as well as total body weight (1.01 %). Self report data collected over the break indicate > 3 days of moderate to intense physical activity per week but subjects rated dietary habits on the lower end of the subjective scale. These results indicate that athletes may not need prescribed exercise routines during academic semester periods as self-reports indicated adequate levels of activity to prevent detraining effects. Furthermore, it may be more beneficial to provide structured nutritional advice during unsupervised phases.
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Paturel, Marie-Hélène. "Les mutations stratégiques du sport professionnel : managament des clubs marques et nomadisation des carrières : les exemples du football et du rugby en France." Thesis, Aix-Marseille, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012AIXM1121/document.

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L'objectif de cette thèse est de mettre en relation deux éléments caractéristiques des sports collectifs professionnels : la nomadisation croissante des carrières et la stratégie marketing des clubs qui tendent de plus en plus à devenir des marques. D'un point de vue théorique, cette recherche s'appuie, d'une part, sur la stratégie classique de marque et d'image qui, appliquée au club sportif professionnel, permet de définir le concept de « club marque » et, d'autre part, sur le courant des carrières nomades. Grâce au croisement de ces deux dimensions, émerge la question de l'influence de la stratégie de marque des clubs sportifs professionnels sur la volatilité des ressources humaines dans le sport spectacle. Emblématiques de ce dernier, le football et le rugby français constituent le terrain de la recherche. Deux cas sont étudiés : le FC Grenoble Rugby et l'Olympique Lyonnais. En recourant à une méthode qualitative et exploratoire (entretiens semi-directifs, analyse de contenu), les discours des acteurs des deux clubs choisis permettent de débattre des trois propositions de recherche, d'envisager les implications managériales à la fois pour le club et pour le joueur et, enfin, d'élaborer une typologie des joueurs nomades qui favorise l'appréhension du caractère subi ou voulu de la mobilité
The object of the present thesis is to establish the relationship between two characteristic features of professional collective sports: namely the rise in boundaryless careers and marketing strategies in sports clubs which are increasingly becoming brands. From a theoretical point of view, the research is based on the one hand on traditional brand and image strategy which, when applied to professional sport clubs, outlines the concept of "brand-clubs", and, on the other, on the development of boundaryless careers. At the intersection of these two dimensions comes the question of what influence professional sports club marketing strategy has on the volatility of human resources in entertainment sports. French soccer and rugby, as illustrative examples, constitute the basis for the research through the following two case-studies : "FC Grenoble Rugby" and "Olympique Lyonnais". Applying both qualitative and exploratory methods (semi-directive interviews, content analysis) and drawing on the comments made by actors from both clubs, the three research proposals can be discussed, managerial implications for both club and players explored and a typology of boundaryless players developed in view of assessing the volontary or compulsory character of such mobility
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Pentz, Hayley Liza. "Do cumulative mild head injuries in rugby affect neuropsychological performance? : a comparative study between club rugby players and non-contact sport athletes." Thesis, 2008. http://hdl.handle.net/10413/297.

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Context: Concussion is a major sports medicine concern that is currently under scrutinisation worldwide. Well-publicised cases of careers ending due to multiple concussions, and the potential for permanent, disabling neurocognitive deficits have raised concerns and encouraged further research to take place. Objectives: This study aimed to investigate subjects exposed to mild head injuries with the aim of determining if neuro logical sequelae are detectable. The objectives of this study were to evaluate changes in neuropsychological performance over a period of playing rugby for one full season, which extended over nine months. This study investigated the relationship between concussion history and neuropsychological performance relating to the possible cumulative effects of concussion. Neuropsychological functioning in recently concussed athletes was compared with that of non-injured (control) athletes to detect whether neurological sequelae were present. Investigation into the relationship between post-concussion symptoms and neuropsychological performance was evaluated. The position of play was analysed to see if there were any measurable differences m neuropsychological performance present between forward and backline players. Design, Setting, and Participants: 35 club rugby players and 35 non-contact sports athletes were assessed over a period of 9 months. Both groups underwent pre-season baseline testing and post-season testing. A comprehensive battery of reliable and valid neuropsychological tests was used to assess these subjects, with particular focus on the following 5 areas of cognition: planning, visuo spatial and constructional ability; attention and concentration; memory; verbal fluency and speed of information processing. Results: The data showed that significant differences occurred in rugby players participating regularly in the sport over one full season in terms of changes in neuropsychological test performance in a range of cognitive domains, including planning, visual spatial and constructional ability, attention and concentration, memory and verbal fluency. Numerous significant relationships were found between certain Post Concussion Symptom Scale (PCSS) scores and poor neuropsychological performance, which were considered indicative of subtle effects of sub-concussive injuries and mild head injury (MHI). Surprisingly, following the assessment of concussed players during the season, the data did not show any reliable significant declines in cognitive performance compared to their baseline testing. However, mean scores of the concussed group did show a trend of decreased neuropsychological performance in almost every cognitive domain following the concussive injury. The data did not show any significant relationship between a history of three or more previous concussions and neuropsychological performance. Furthermore, no significant differences in neuropsychological performance between backline and forward players were evident. Conclusion: This research demonstrates that concussion can present serious consequences for athletes and warrants the attention it has received. This present study gives a clear description of the potential negative consequences of playing rugby, which are evident by looking at the change in scores between pre- and post-season testing and poorer performance in most neuropsychological measures following a concussive injury. Although this study dealt mainly with 'normal' players, the results shown here are a cause for concern. What has become evident is that the player need not be exposed to severe concussion in order to experience some form of cognitive impairments. Even if these impairments are minimal, they are however still present and have the potential of accumulating, which could lead to disastrous permanent deficits.
Thesis (M.A.)-University of KwaZulu-Natal, Pietermaritzburg, 2008
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Africa, Ian. "The unification of amateur club soccer in Durban, 1980-1997 : a study of integration." Thesis, 1997. http://hdl.handle.net/10413/7330.

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This study is a micro level case study which in addition to attempting to establish whether integration in sport lends itself to the integration of broader society, documents and analyses the integration experiences of two Durban amateur soccer clubs. Because soccer in most South African schools currently forms part of the school curriculum which is relatively neglected when compared with sports such as rugby and cricket, it was necessary to focus on amateur club soccer which caters for the soccer playing aspirations of the youth. Areas focussed on included the ways in which historical, race, class, cultural, ethnic and gender dynamics which operate within South African society influenced the integration process. The integration experiences of players and officials from both clubs were recorded and presented as findings. These findings were analysed against the background of local and international multicultural, sport and gender literature. The two key questions asked were: i) does integration in sport rend itself to integration in society; and ii) does the shared understanding of masculinities within male sports lend itself to integration within male dominated teams. It was established that although integration in sport can assist with the broader integration of South African society, important historical, cultural, class, ethnic and gender dynamics which operate within society have to be negotiated by all role players before a significant iintergation can take place.
Thesis (M.Ed.)-University of Natal, Durban,1997.
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Books on the topic "Kaiapoi Rugby Football Club"

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Kaiapoi Rugby Football Club. Jubilee Committee. Kaiapoi Rugby Football Club, 1883-2008: A souvenir publication to mark the 125 years of the Kaiapoi Rugby Football Club. Kaiapoi, N.Z.]: Kaiapoi Rugby Football Club Jubilee Committee, 2007.

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Fry, Paul. Collegians Rugby Football Club 1890-1990. Belfast: Collegians Rugby Football Club, 1989.

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Keen, Dennis. The Rugby Lions: A history of the Rugby Football Club1873-1991. (Rugby?): (Dennis Keen), 1991.

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Keating, Frank. Band of brothers: A celebration of the England Rugby Union Club. London: Michael Joseph, 1996.

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Knight, Jeffrey A. G. Coalville Rugby Football Club: A centenary history. [Great Britain]: Whitwick Historical Group, 2002.

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Edinburgh Northern Rugby Football Club. Edinburgh Northern Rugby Football Club 1920-1995. [Edinburgh]: [E.N.R.F.C.], 1995.

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George, Burton, ed. Ballymena Rugby Football Club centenary 1887-1987. Mallusk: Nicholson and Bass, 1988.

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George, Burton, ed. Ballymena Rugby Football Club: Centenary 1887-1987. [Ballymena]: Ballymena R.F.C., 1987.

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A, Gildroy, ed. Hinckley Rugby Football Club: 1893-1993 Centenary. Hinckley: John Baxter and Sons [printer], 1992.

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Young, Gordon. The Jersey rugby football club: The story of rugby in Jersey. Jersey: Redberry Press, 1992.

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"Barnstorming Frenchmen: the impact of Paris Université Club’s US tours and the individual in sports diplomacy." In Sport and diplomacy, edited by Lindsay Sarah Krasnoff, 130–46. Manchester University Press, 2018. http://dx.doi.org/10.7228/manchester/9781526131058.003.0008.

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Meet Martin Feinberg, the sole American basketball player on the storied Paris Université Club (PUC) roster in 1956. That December, Feinberg organized a team tour through the American Midwest, the first such journey undertaken by a French basketball club. PUC’s travels (including a 1962 visit) were not subsidized by the U.S. Government, thus not “official” exchanges. The trips were nevertheless strong examples of sport’s ability to carry social and political messages with deep consequences. Basketball was first played in Europe in 1893 in a small sports hall located at 14, rue de Trévise, in Paris, France. Basketball, however, remained a niche endeavor in a country that favored British sports, notably football and rugby. The young PUC players who traveled to the United States were thus not the “typical” representatives of their generation. Yet, many of them, even the more anti-American Socialists, came away with favorable impressions of France’s sister republic in most matters, save that of race relations. “Barnstorming Frenchmen” examines how the earliest French-American basketball exchanges created lasting impressions on young players in ways traditional diplomacy and diplomats rarely could. Set against the larger context of post-war French anxieties and reconstruction, French-American Cold War diplomacy, and race relations in both countries, these trips are noteworthy.
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