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Speaker 1: team that entered tonight's still looking for well, you'd have
Speaker 1: to say would have been its first true full forty
Speaker 1: eight minute performance from start to finish of the season.
Speaker 1: They got it, and then sum against the New York Knicks,
Speaker 1: blowing out their Atlantic Division rival one seventeen to ninety one.
Speaker 1: Brian Seltzer with you from the center. We're standing by
Speaker 1: for the postgame press conference of the victorious head coach
Speaker 1: Brett Brown Sixers. In a route tonight so improved to
Speaker 1: fifteen and eight, their second straight win, while the next
Speaker 1: drop to seven and sixteen. Going into tonight's game, you
Speaker 1: could survey the circumstances surrounding this matchup and say to yourself,
Speaker 1: very easy for us lay people to say, you know,
Speaker 1: this looks like a good proposition for the seventy Sixers
Speaker 1: for the first time in three weeks. They had gone
Speaker 1: consecutive days without playing a game. They were off on Monday,
Speaker 1: got some practice time, some rare practice time in on Tuesday.
Speaker 1: Could come into tonight's game fresh, ready to go. Meanwhile,
Speaker 1: the Knicks, they were in Detroit last night a loss,
Speaker 1: so they would be a little bit tired. You would
Speaker 1: figure could the Sixers capitalize? Yes, the first what do
Speaker 1: we want to say, eight minutes or so of tonight's game,
Speaker 1: relatively competitive Sixers and Knicks played within two possessions, no
Speaker 1: more than that. But then Joel Embiid and JJ Reddick
Speaker 1: came in with about three and a half minutes to
Speaker 1: go in the first quarter and help blow the game open.
Speaker 1: They strung together and help the team stream together a
Speaker 1: fourteen to five run to finish out the first frame,
Speaker 1: and as the final stats suggested that two man combo
Speaker 1: was just outstanding. Twenty six points for Joel embid to
Speaker 1: go with fourteen rebounds and seven and assists. JJ Reddick
Speaker 1: with twenty four on a ten for fourteen shooting effort,
Speaker 1: four of six from three point territory. Reddick in the
Speaker 1: first quarter had fourteen of those twenty four points and
Speaker 1: it was a perfect six for six from the field.
Speaker 1: Sixers needed only twenty four minutes from Ben Simmons tonight.
Speaker 1: He scored fourteen, had eight rebounds, seven assists. He very
Speaker 1: much was in that maestro type role and the Sixers
Speaker 1: they just set him up routinely on the block to
Speaker 1: go to work in the paint and in the post
Speaker 1: against the likes of Mario Hazonia and others. Nicks just
Speaker 1: didn't have an answer. Sixers looked every bit like the
Speaker 1: more well rested, fresh and talented team that they are,
Speaker 1: while the Knicks struggled on the second night that they
Speaker 1: back to back. But you know what's much like those
Speaker 1: buzzer beating wins, victories like this, they count towards something.
Speaker 1: The seventy Sixers entered with the sixth best record in
Speaker 1: the NBA. Brett Brown said he wasn't making much out
Speaker 1: of that. Really looking forward to hearing what he has
Speaker 1: to say about this one tonight, the seventy six is
Speaker 1: in a blowout win over the New York Next one,
Speaker 1: seventeen to ninety one. They're eleventh win at home. Tom
Speaker 1: mcguinnis is waiting. He's on deck we're gonna step aside.
Speaker 1: We hope to bring you Brett Brown in a matter
Speaker 1: of moments. Sixers over the next by a twenty six
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Speaker 1: Seventy six Ers passed the X one seventeen ninety one
Speaker 1: to night on Brian Seals. So let's join in progress
Speaker 1: for a bit if we can. JJ Reddick Um you know,
Speaker 1: I think you Um, I don't know, because I always
Speaker 1: feel like when I shoot the ball it's going to
Speaker 1: go in. But there's a different there's a different feeling.
Speaker 1: I think when you when you haven't missed and you've
Speaker 1: taken a few shots, uh and uh, and you just
Speaker 1: keep seeing the ball go in it it certainly, uh
Speaker 1: certainly increases your dopamine levels in your brain. That's that's
Speaker 1: the general feeling that I get. It seems like you've
Speaker 1: been taking the ball where you're acting. Is that intentional
Speaker 1: or is it just we're just trying to read things. Um,
Speaker 1: you know, I think Billy Lang and I were talking
Speaker 1: about this yesterday. Um, you know, so much attention is
Speaker 1: given to my three point shooting and and defenses you know,
Speaker 1: play on that and it tends to open things up.
Speaker 1: And then in the two man game with Joe, you know,
Speaker 1: that's why it's so hard to guard, because you know,
Speaker 1: if if they step up with the big then you know,
Speaker 1: Joe's open on that backside, which happened twice tonight. Sometimes
Speaker 1: it could be a pocket pass and cut it. Sometimes
Speaker 1: it could be that late feed and if he never
Speaker 1: really steps up, then I can sort of get all
Speaker 1: the way to the cup. And then there's other times,
Speaker 1: you know, I'm thinking of a few times where I'm
Speaker 1: coming off the other side, you know, lat in games,
Speaker 1: whether that was a Memphis or at Memphis or here
Speaker 1: against New Orleans, and that's just you know, making reads
Speaker 1: and if that, if that helped defender doesn't come, then
Speaker 1: you can just sort of use that that float game.
Speaker 1: JJ Reddicky of twenty four points tonight for the seventy
Speaker 1: six or ten or fourteen from the field, four of
Speaker 1: six from few point territory. We're standing by for Brett
Speaker 1: Brown's postgame press conference, which we expect to have shortly.
Speaker 1: Will bring in Tom mcguinnis right now after the seventy
Speaker 1: six or one seventeen ninety one triumph with New York Knicks.
Speaker 1: This time, I mean, I was trying to think back.
Speaker 1: I'm not sure if there really was a full forty
Speaker 1: eight minute game by this team yet through the first
Speaker 1: twenty two this season. They had some bigger margins against
Speaker 1: the Lights of the Bulls in Orlando the first week
Speaker 1: of the season, but still there were peaks and valleys.
Speaker 1: This one was no doubt about it. Yeah, No, they
Speaker 1: were the superior team and they dominated and real quickly
Speaker 1: on the heels of that JJ Reddick postgame analysis, you know,
Speaker 1: like this sound like an old man saying this, but
Speaker 1: like for our younger listeners and even for somebody trying
Speaker 1: to understand, like to practice at game speed. And Brian,
Speaker 1: you watch him like we're we're waiting and you get
Speaker 1: to watch practice. We're waiting one of the players of
Speaker 1: the coaches to come over. And then JJ Reddick this
Speaker 1: is at the practice facility and he's working with Landry
Speaker 1: Shammitt with assistant coach Kevin Young, and he's flying around
Speaker 1: that arc I mean, and even the layups like he
Speaker 1: scored on that one of those reverse layups. I must
Speaker 1: watch he and Landry do fifteen of those at flying
Speaker 1: game speed. This is after practice yesterday, so when you
Speaker 1: get out in the game, you can replicate that. And
Speaker 1: again everyone says there's nothing like games being there's nothing
Speaker 1: like game conditions. But boy, he gets pretty close. And
Speaker 1: that's part of the reason that he is the player,
Speaker 1: the shooter, like he says, he expects them all to
Speaker 1: go in and then you know, sometimes he uses those
Speaker 1: ball fakes and he gets two point shots. He's so
Speaker 1: good at playing within bed and he was exceptional here tonight,
Speaker 1: six or six in the opening quarter, fourteen points. It
Speaker 1: was play like that plus I thought Simmons was brilliant
Speaker 1: early on, and Joel's steady throughout once again. Yeah, Ben,
Speaker 1: his stats, I mean they look like fine stats if
Speaker 1: you just take the surface up of you fourteen points,
Speaker 1: eight rebounds, seven assists. But he was dialed in and
Speaker 1: in control. It was nice to see TJ get extensive
Speaker 1: run out there, and you know, and Bead and Reddick
Speaker 1: blew the game open pretty much at the end of
Speaker 1: the first quarter. But there was that spurt when some
Speaker 1: of the subs came in midway the first quarterm Skaal
Speaker 1: I thought gave him some good energy off Wilson Chandler
Speaker 1: with the early three. Yeah, so there was a lot
Speaker 1: clicking and going on early. But this was the type
Speaker 1: of reassuring effort you want to see, very complete from
Speaker 1: end to end. But what does you think that allows
Speaker 1: Joe and Jad to have such a good chemistry to
Speaker 1: gain Well, I think you know, you hear a lot
Speaker 1: about basketball IQ and they're both Reddick. I mean you
Speaker 1: could just hear him analyze a game and you know
Speaker 1: he's he's a thinker, and then you know he applies
Speaker 1: that with a great, like I said, world class skill
Speaker 1: level to his craft. And then you know, for Joel
Speaker 1: in a way, they sort of need each other because,
Speaker 1: like like Reddick said, if people play off him because
Speaker 1: they're kind of rolling back defensively to Ebid, then there's
Speaker 1: gonna be airspace for him. And yet as a defense,
Speaker 1: you know, you gotta you do have to stay kind
Speaker 1: of connected to Ebid. So they play if they call
Speaker 1: it a to B this flip flip game where they
Speaker 1: throw the ball back and forth around the arc and
Speaker 1: it's not you know, typically pick and roll, but it's
Speaker 1: pretty good two man action and they're very effective. They've grown.
Speaker 1: You can see him even when they missed, like JJ
Speaker 1: missed Joel early in the game where he threw it
Speaker 1: away and as they're going back, they look at one another,
Speaker 1: and you know, these basketball players, it's almost like they
Speaker 1: have a symbiotic rapport where they know what the others thinking.
Speaker 1: And that's what happens, the chemistry that builds when you
Speaker 1: play with somebody for a year plus. And the other thing,
Speaker 1: you know, related to that a little bit, Brian, this
Speaker 1: is not a young team anymore. Yeah, Sham, it's young.
Speaker 1: Ben's twenty two. But Ben's in his second season now,
Speaker 1: Like when you just mentioned the guys and we're talking
Speaker 1: about Chandler and Butler and Reddick and even Joel now
Speaker 1: getting into his career a little bit. So let us
Speaker 1: hear from Brett Brown is the coach is ready to
Speaker 1: address the media as well. Yeah, I think we had
Speaker 1: three possessions of three turnovers in a row. But usually
Speaker 1: when leeds swing and things like quickly evaporate. To me,
Speaker 1: the connection of the dots is is that it's turnovers
Speaker 1: and they probably you know, making some threes at the
Speaker 1: other end of transition, easy baskets after the turnovers, and
Speaker 1: do they you know, punish sort of a you don't
Speaker 1: have a first shot defense like you need to when
Speaker 1: they get putbacks. And I thought we did those two things,
Speaker 1: and you know, the fo could more easily maintain the lead.
Speaker 1: Have you noticed any difference in that two many game
Speaker 1: between JJ and Joel since j got here? Um, I
Speaker 1: think that this spacing is is a little bit different
Speaker 1: when you see the other side of the floor. But
Speaker 1: but when when we're playing it, you know, I don't
Speaker 1: think it's so much that as as it is those
Speaker 1: two are getting comfortable, like in their actions and you know,
Speaker 1: the the the setup of stuff. Um, at times, it
Speaker 1: used to be a collision, you know, people trying to
Speaker 1: blow up that dribble handoff with JJ and Joel, and
Speaker 1: you know, it's almost I felt like Joel was going
Speaker 1: to get injured. And now they just got so much
Speaker 1: going on because we've been doing that for now for
Speaker 1: two years with batcuts, and you know JJ will come
Speaker 1: up and scream for Joel, and JJ will take two
Speaker 1: more steps instead of one step step set up. I
Speaker 1: think they really are doing a good job of using
Speaker 1: the creativity and variety of that, and I do think
Speaker 1: that there is some benefit of heaven somebody like Jimmy
Speaker 1: over on that other side of the floor for spacing purposes.
Speaker 1: Was there any particular reason you sent Joel back out
Speaker 1: there at the game in the fourth quarter it seemed
Speaker 1: like the game is probat. Yeah, I just wanted to
Speaker 1: sort of stay in to a rhythm and then you know,
Speaker 1: figure it out. But I hear you, I thought about
Speaker 1: not doing that, and I just chose not to. Seventy
Speaker 1: Sixers head coach Brett Brown following a big win tonight
Speaker 1: for the Sixers in terms of margin for certain one
Speaker 1: seventeen to ninety one over the New York Knicks. Excellent
Speaker 1: effort from as we heard Brett talk about Joel Embiid
Speaker 1: and JJ Reddick perfecting that two man combo. They combined
Speaker 1: for fifty points tonight. Well played thirty minutes, JJ twenty six.
Speaker 1: They were tremendous. Reddick plus twenty six for the game,
Speaker 1: Joe plus twenty five, t J McConnell plus twenty five
Speaker 1: off the bench. You know, Jimmy Butler didn't have to
Speaker 1: do much tonight, pick and chose his spots as has
Speaker 1: been his way. Wilson Chandler finished with eight points, six rebounds,
Speaker 1: four assists, but he was really important helping the Sixers
Speaker 1: get off to a good start. But the big takeaway tonight,
Speaker 1: as I'm sure many people out there listening would, I
Speaker 1: would think probably agree with if you follow this team,
Speaker 1: if you've watched most of the games, if not everyone
Speaker 1: over the course of the season, or we should say,
Speaker 1: if you have listened to the games this season on
Speaker 1: the Sixers Raider Network, you know that even though the
Speaker 1: Sixers have these fourteen wins and they have the six
Speaker 1: benth winning percentage, it's been an adventure at times. These
Speaker 1: have not been lanier victories for the Sixers. In any way,
Speaker 1: shape or form. There have been uphill climbs like we
Speaker 1: saw against Brooklyn in Sunday's game. There have been other
Speaker 1: games where the Sixers jumped out to early leads, led
Speaker 1: by double figures or twenty plus at some point, and
Speaker 1: then the opponent charges back and makes things interesting tonight
Speaker 1: in a beautiful way. There really was not much interesting
Speaker 1: about this one. The Sixers scored forty one points in
Speaker 1: the first quarter, ended up leading Bias many Is thirty
Speaker 1: one in the fourth frame, and just demolished the next
Speaker 1: one seventeen ninety one. A great win for the Sixers tonight.
Speaker 1: They have fifteen and eight on the year. We're gonna
Speaker 1: have some of Tom mcguinness's highlight calls coming up on
Speaker 1: the other side as we continue on the postgame show
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Speaker 1: revolution today. Total domination just about from start to finish
Speaker 1: for the seventy Sixers, a much welcome sight twenty six
Speaker 1: point victory over the New York Knicks. Brian Seltzer with
Speaker 1: you on the postgame show, and here is how it
Speaker 1: satur in tonight, called by the one and only Tom McGinnis. Competitive,
Speaker 1: I would say for about the first seven and a
Speaker 1: half eight minutes of tonight's first quarter. Then JJ Reddick
Speaker 1: and Joel Ebad came back in off the bench and
Speaker 1: things started to change real quick. Reddick got a transition
Speaker 1: for three and that's good. The met doesn't even ripple
Speaker 1: nine in the opening quarter for JJ Reddick. He's four
Speaker 1: for four with that three sixers by five, eighteen thirteen,
Speaker 1: and he would finish the frame when Reddick six for
Speaker 1: six overall with fourteen points. And the seventy six Ers
Speaker 1: polished things off in the opening period with the big
Speaker 1: man doing work hand off the Reddick top of the key,
Speaker 1: another shot all he goes doing beat and Joel what
Speaker 1: a slam. JJ Reddick threw the defenders because he's six
Speaker 1: for six in the quarter, and then he throws it
Speaker 1: down to a bead and a Q hand slam. Sixers
Speaker 1: are pressing. It literally was like a set of a
Speaker 1: whole quarter into making because jj had been on fire shooting,
Speaker 1: the ball rose up the foul line. Then he zipped
Speaker 1: to jump pass inside to him, beat and beat with
Speaker 1: the big finish. Forty one twenty seven Sixers after a
Speaker 1: quarter of play, their second highest point total in any
Speaker 1: quarter over the course of this season. In the second,
Speaker 1: things wouldn't change New York had the Sixers sucked their
Speaker 1: spirit away quickly, and the Sixers were in no mood
Speaker 1: to let up one that fits. Jimmy Butler saves it
Speaker 1: back to Joel. It beat bobbles it and the Sixers
Speaker 1: now spin and it beat ducks and the ends and
Speaker 1: in fine file, hard right hand slam from the elbow
Speaker 1: runs by Burke. I mean to have the footwork and
Speaker 1: foot ability that a seventh foot like Joel e Beat does. Amazing.
Speaker 1: That truly was one of the top plays in the
Speaker 1: night probably this season so far. Seventy sixers let it
Speaker 1: at that point by twenty four and then another final
Speaker 1: energizing play to cap off a great first head Joel
Speaker 1: with a steel a head to Simmons. Simmons has a
Speaker 1: man in the corners, cork Moss three ball from there
Speaker 1: good in a foul Ben Simmons snaps off a brilliant pass,
Speaker 1: whistles in into the corner. Cork Bos on the run
Speaker 1: comes to a dead stop in the right corner by
Speaker 1: the Sixers bench and furk On Corkbos knocks down to three.
Speaker 1: So Corkbos for what could be a four point play
Speaker 1: and a Sixers lead of twenty five and a Furkey
Speaker 1: four point play. It indeed was seventy Sixers up by
Speaker 1: twenty sixty eight forty eight at the break in the
Speaker 1: third quarter of the Sixers made it clear quickly they
Speaker 1: were going to keep pointed on the knicks. And Jimmy
Speaker 1: Butler pick and chose some spots. Tonight's and this is one.
Speaker 1: Here's Butler for three, and that's good. Jimmy Butler with
Speaker 1: his first train, he's got seven points. Ninth made three
Speaker 1: pointer for the Sixers. Sixers let at that juncture eighty
Speaker 1: six to fifty eight, they would be in front by
Speaker 1: the hefty margin ninety three to sixty eight. Going to
Speaker 1: the fourth Sixers led by as many Is thirty points
Speaker 1: in this one. On a couple of occasions, and this
Speaker 1: was one. Here's Mascota for three and good Mike Mascota
Speaker 1: his second tray. Eleven threes by the Sixers TJ with
Speaker 1: the dish time out in New Yorker. And as we
Speaker 1: take a look out onto the court right now, there's
Speaker 1: Moose taking some pictures with fans after the game. Great
Speaker 1: night for him off the bench, Great night for the
Speaker 1: seventy Sixers in general. One seventeen ninety one, they win
Speaker 1: it over the New York Knicks. Seventy six Ers now
Speaker 1: fifteen and eight. With the victory, they are eleven and
Speaker 1: one here in South Philadelphia. The Knicks dropped to seven
Speaker 1: and sixteen on the year. Six Ers shot fifty four
Speaker 1: percent over all, the Knicks yesh thirty not even thirty
Speaker 1: five percent. Ugly six or twelve of twenty five from
Speaker 1: outside the arc the Knicks six of twenty nine. Nicks
Speaker 1: did score twenty one of twenty two from the free
Speaker 1: throw lines that helped him keep even closer in a game. Again,
Speaker 1: the six was led by as Manis thirty one points.
Speaker 1: Big point of emphasis the last couple of days defensive rebounding.
Speaker 1: The seventy Sixers were plus twelve in that category tonight,
Speaker 1: and they were plus ten overall on the glass. Thirty
Speaker 1: four assists for the Sixers on forty seven made baskets
Speaker 1: and for the Sixers, if I'm not mistaken, that ties
Speaker 1: the most assists in a single game this season. Sixers
Speaker 1: decent job with the turnovers only sixteen tonight's game that
Speaker 1: led to just thirteen points for the Knicks. Joel Embat
Speaker 1: game highs with twenty six points fourteen rebounds. He also
Speaker 1: tied his teammate Ben Simmons for game highs with seven assists,
Speaker 1: as for Simmons fourteen points those seven dimes and eight rebounds.
Speaker 1: JJ Reddick fantastic ten to fourteen from the field, four
Speaker 1: of six outside the arc. He had twenty four points.
Speaker 1: Highlighting the bench. Cor TJ McConnell a plus twenty five
Speaker 1: six points, six assists. He also had two steals in
Speaker 1: twenty five minutes of action. Mike Muscal with ten points,
Speaker 1: eight rebounds for con Corkmas with eleven points four of
Speaker 1: ten from the field for the seventy six Ers tonight.
Speaker 1: Jimmy Butler seven points was seven overall four boards and
Speaker 1: two assists. Wilson Chandler helped get the Sixers sparked early
Speaker 1: on eight points, six boards, and four dimes in the game.
Speaker 1: Sixers never trailed in tonight's matchup. They were tied with
Speaker 1: the Knicks twice, and the Sixers can now look forward
Speaker 1: to another day of being idle tomorrow, and they get
Speaker 1: back at it on Friday against a team that has
Speaker 1: been surrounded in turmoil, the Washington Wizards on Friday. That
Speaker 1: is a seven o'clock game. The Whiz are eight and twelve,
Speaker 1: but they've been doing a little bit better as of late.
Speaker 1: They started the season two and nine, would have since
Speaker 1: turned things around recently. And of course, when you have
Speaker 1: talent the likes of Wall and Bill, both of them
Speaker 1: are averaging more than twenty one points per game. Got
Speaker 1: to be on the lookout for that one. So seven
Speaker 1: o'clock game will get started on some of our Sixers
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Speaker 1: We want to thank everyone listening and also involved tonight's
Speaker 1: production back in the studio, Tyler Zuli and Dylan McKinnon
Speaker 1: here on site, our engineer extraordinary Marty Dickerson, and after
Speaker 1: the radio voice of the seventy Sixers, Tom McGinnis Brian
Speaker 1: Seltzer saying so long for now one final time. The
Speaker 1: final scores the seventy Sixers and a blowout one seventeen
Speaker 1: and ninety one over the New York Knicks. Have a
Speaker 1: great rest of your Wednesday night from all of us
Speaker 1: here at the Sixers Radio Network nine five. The fanatic.
Speaker 1: Following the Sixers win, Tom McGinnis had a chance to
Speaker 1: catch up with one of the players afterwards, and we
Speaker 1: are going to be joining courtside by J McConnell, TJ.
Speaker 1: Thank you for joining us. Congratulations a rare easy victory
Speaker 1: tonight for your team as you defeat the New York Knicks. Tom,
Speaker 1: thanks for having me. I promise you I will ruin
Speaker 1: your ear drums this time. Oh you're great, No, thank you,
Speaker 1: appreciate it. Nice windows. It's hard to find a game
Speaker 1: that you know that's this lop sided and tonight you
Speaker 1: did you did get a good job of knocking him
Speaker 1: out of the box. Yeah. Absolutely. Um, you know, I
Speaker 1: think we showed our potential and how good we can
Speaker 1: be on defense. We just have to bring an energy
Speaker 1: and um, take pride in what we do on the
Speaker 1: defensive end, and that leads to us running and getting
Speaker 1: easy buckets from the offensive end. You know, I was
Speaker 1: saying that Coach Brown has talked about Ben now with
Speaker 1: Jimmy where he's almost at times more of a true
Speaker 1: point guard. But having said that, there's been multiple times,
Speaker 1: particularly early in this game, where he's in post up
Speaker 1: positions down low trying to use his size against the
Speaker 1: defenders in the opposition. It's that true. I mean, it's
Speaker 1: really versatile what we can do with with them, and um,
Speaker 1: you know they're so selfless, so um, they just continue
Speaker 1: to play team ball and find ways they can score
Speaker 1: and we do a good job of that. You have
Speaker 1: a great rapport give and take with Joel so doos
Speaker 1: Ja Ja Reddick. There they're a little two man action.
Speaker 1: It's really hard to stop and it was really shining
Speaker 1: tonight in the opening frame. Yeah, I mean, we try
Speaker 1: to get JJ and and Jojo and actions together a lot.
Speaker 1: They play really well off each other and it's great
Speaker 1: offense for us. All right, TJ, thank you, congratulations, thank
Speaker 1: you very much. I'll see the sentence. He's got to play.
Speaker 1: TJ McConnell of the Sixers. He joking a little bit
Speaker 1: about one time when Landry sham It was here a
Speaker 1: week or so ago. TJ yelled into the microphone. He
Speaker 1: apologized profusely, more than once and a class act and
Speaker 1: a good game for him off the bench, and once
Speaker 1: again he brought that energy. You've been listening to seventy
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