Who are your Top 5 Steelers of all time?
by WVUColumbus on Feb 11, 2012 10:10 AM EST
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5. Jack Lambert
3. Joe Greene
2. The Bus
1. Hines Ward
There are certainly many others that could be placed on this list but the rationale for this specific fanpost is that many Steeler fans' #1 player would be Hines Ward. He is everything that embodies not only Steeler football but the general identity of the region's people: hard work, perseverance, toughness, and resiliency. It would certainly be a day of mourning when he isn't wearing Black n' Gold.
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I don’t mean most important but favorite (otherwise Big Ben makes the list….who is in my top 10 favorite players)
Top 5 Favorites of All Time:
5. Rocky Bleier
4. Lynn Swann
3. Troy Polamalu
2. Mel Blount
1. Hines Ward
United we Stand, melded like Steel
To Roger Goodell, We'll never Yield.
Question had nothing to do with performance...
…it was about favorites. Not everything has to be reduced to wins/losses.
United we Stand, melded like Steel
To Roger Goodell, We'll never Yield.
Agree Wholeheartedly about Ham
Incredible student of the game and player. Not a media draw like Lambert, but quietly did his job with excellence. An integral part of the 70ies SB runs and a Steeler great all the way.
Bound to cover just a little more ground.
1. Mel Blount
2. Franco Harris
3. Hines Ward
4. Troy Polamalu
5. Jack Lambert
I have several could-be-tied-for’s but like the organization, I made tough decisions. lol
HERE WE GO STEELERS!
"Our Father, who art in Pittsburgh, Football be thy game. Thy Kingdom come, thy will be done, at Heinz Field as it is in Heaven. Give us this day, a stellar D and forgive us our bogus fines, as we (sorta) forgive Goodell who trespasses against us. And lead us not into defeat, but deliver us a Victory. For thine is The Steelers, the power and glory of climbing the STAIRWAY TO 7."
"Oh... you're a northerner. What exactly do they call 'you people' from Pittsburgh?" "They just call us LUCKY."
Steeler Mount Rushmore......Too many favs for only 5 and hard for those of us who remember the 70's as well
Has to have Mean Joe on the list as he (and Noll) were the pioneers of the modern Steeler Era of dominance. He was the initial spark. Given that…..my personal fab 5 would be.
Greene
Swannie
Lambert
Hines
Troy
Absolutely. The 70’s make it tough… Mike Webster, LC Greenwood, Ham, Shell, Rocky, Bradshaw, Banizack etc. Then trying to fit Gregg Lloyd in there…
We need a bigger mountain.
HERE WE GO STEELERS!
"Our Father, who art in Pittsburgh, Football be thy game. Thy Kingdom come, thy will be done, at Heinz Field as it is in Heaven. Give us this day, a stellar D and forgive us our bogus fines, as we (sorta) forgive Goodell who trespasses against us. And lead us not into defeat, but deliver us a Victory. For thine is The Steelers, the power and glory of climbing the STAIRWAY TO 7."
"Oh... you're a northerner. What exactly do they call 'you people' from Pittsburgh?" "They just call us LUCKY."
Players Only?
If not, I’d want to put Chuck Noll somewhere in there. He was instrumental in taking a bunch of losers and making them into multiple SB winners. Went about it in a quiet, workmanlike fashion. Steeler all the way.
Bound to cover just a little more ground.
hmmm
I don’t know if I have a top 5 but it might be:
5) Rocky Bleier
4) Hines Ward
3) Joe Greene
2) Troy
1) Jam Ham
To be honest, there are too many great Steelers and this runs into the Mount Rushmore issue. I am not all that comfortable for ranking them especially as their eras were so different and there are just too many to evaluate properly.
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by Cold_Old_Steelers_Fan on Feb 11, 2012 1:49 PM EST reply actions
Since I am young it is going to be recent guys for me but in order it is
5. Antonio Brown
4. Alan Faneca
3. Ike Taylor
2. Troy Polamalu
1. Hines Ward
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by seton hall and steelers on Feb 11, 2012 2:13 PM EST reply actions
Top 5 +5
10 – The Bus
9 – Mel Blount
8 – Jack Ham
7 – Aaron Smith
6 – Troy
5 – Greg Lloyd
4 – Mean Joe
3 – Big Ben
2 – Hines Ward
1 – Jack Lambert
"you will hardly know who I am or what I mean"-Walt Whitman
Huh, no Ben??
My Top 5:
1. Jack Lambert
2. Hines Ward
3. Ben Roethlisberger
4. Troy Polamalu
5. Jerome Bettis
Who's laughing now, O Line??? Ben Roethlisberger (from the Podium) to his O-Line and the world in Superbowl XLIII
Top 5 Teams:
1. 2008
2. 1974
3. 1976
4. 1995
5. 2010
Who's laughing now, O Line??? Ben Roethlisberger (from the Podium) to his O-Line and the world in Superbowl XLIII
by SteeladyinVA on Feb 11, 2012 2:23 PM EST reply actions 1 recs
Top 5 Coaches/OCs:
1. Cowher
2. Noll
3. LeBeau
4. Tomlin
5. Whiz
Who's laughing now, O Line??? Ben Roethlisberger (from the Podium) to his O-Line and the world in Superbowl XLIII
Its, favorites...
…not most successful.
United we Stand, melded like Steel
To Roger Goodell, We'll never Yield.
exactly!
Who's laughing now, O Line??? Ben Roethlisberger (from the Podium) to his O-Line and the world in Superbowl XLIII
by SteeladyinVA on Feb 11, 2012 9:56 PM EST up reply actions
Just trying to stir up some discussion...
& wondering why you chose the Chin over the Chaz. Personality? Scheme? Coaching Style? (again, not trying to put you on the spot, or make any type of judgement, just for discussion’s sake)
Bound to cover just a little more ground.
Chaz-Tomlin-Chin….
Chaz wins because he never had to deal with FA…
Can I get some hot sauce for my doughnut?
Why Tomlin over The Chin?
Who's laughing now, O Line??? Ben Roethlisberger (from the Podium) to his O-Line and the world in Superbowl XLIII
by SteeladyinVA on Feb 12, 2012 8:42 PM EST up reply actions
Also, the flexibility to adapt the game to what we have instead of being hell bent on running 75% of the time. As Tomlin said when FWP was saying we weren’t playing “Steeler football” “Steeler football is winning”.
I don’t hate Cowher or anything, he’s obviously pretty damn good, I just prefer Tomlin and think that his big game success is special (2-0 in the AFCCG 1-1 in the SB)
Can I get some hot sauce for my doughnut?
My brother personally knows Cowher, and I have also met him on several occasions, so that I why I chose him
Chuck Noll’s style of coaching never really appealed to me, but I don’ t know as much about him as I do about Cowher. I reserve my judgement on Tomlin until I see a little bit more coaching experience. Not sure what to think about him yet.
Who's laughing now, O Line??? Ben Roethlisberger (from the Podium) to his O-Line and the world in Superbowl XLIII
by SteeladyinVA on Feb 12, 2012 3:05 PM EST up reply actions
Cool!
I’ll bet Coach C is a real kick! He’s the guy out of the three that I would rather have a few beers around a campfire with.
Noll always seemed a bit socially awkward & kind of a cold fish, but he’ll always be my favorite because the way he turned the franchise around.
Ditto on Tomlin as far as waiting to see. Like what he’s done (& not done) so far tho’.
Bound to cover just a little more ground.
Ive only been a fan since 2002
So I’ll go with:
5. Jerome Bettis
4. Hines Ward
3. Ben Roethlisberger
2. Joey Porter
1. Lamarr Woodley
Formerly known as Steeler_
BTSC's token Kiwi fan. That means I'm a New Zealander. Yes, that small country next to Australia....no we are not part of Australia
I’m feeling the Woodley love.
"If you havin' dragon problems I feel bad for you son, I got 99 arrows but my knee took one."
Just his personality, work ethic, performance and general love and loyalty to the Steelers makes him my all time favorite right now
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by Michael Hewitt on Feb 11, 2012 3:24 PM EST up reply actions
I agree, though Hines is still #1
but LaMarr is right up there for me too. The biggest thing that made me a fan is he played out his entire rookie contract, making just above leage minimum until last year, even though he was outperforming it. Instead of holding out and whining for more money, he stayed quiet, worked hard, and EARNED his big contract.
+1
United we Stand, melded like Steel
To Roger Goodell, We'll never Yield.
by PaVaSteeler on Feb 11, 2012 10:34 PM EST up reply actions
The quietly dominant ones will always be my favorites
LC Greenwood
Randy Grossman
John Stallworth (maybe not really unsung, but always seemed to be overshadowed by Swann)
Jack Ham
Chuck Noll
All these guys (at least in my perception of them) quietly went about their business of winning and striving for excellence. I think most of them also played / coached for the Steelers for their entire NFL career & that counts for a lot to me as well. Heath and Redman seem to be made of the same stuff.
Bound to cover just a little more ground.
by Steeliver on Feb 11, 2012 3:00 PM EST reply actions 1 recs
Randy Grossman is probably the most under-rated and overlooked Steeler of all time.
HERE WE GO STEELERS!
"Our Father, who art in Pittsburgh, Football be thy game. Thy Kingdom come, thy will be done, at Heinz Field as it is in Heaven. Give us this day, a stellar D and forgive us our bogus fines, as we (sorta) forgive Goodell who trespasses against us. And lead us not into defeat, but deliver us a Victory. For thine is The Steelers, the power and glory of climbing the STAIRWAY TO 7."
"Oh... you're a northerner. What exactly do they call 'you people' from Pittsburgh?" "They just call us LUCKY."
+7 and Rec'd (but only if you add Hoke to the list)
United we Stand, melded like Steel
To Roger Goodell, We'll never Yield.
Right on and consider it done
“D’oh!” on me for missing him. Hoke was a outstanding NT who also quietly kicked ass. Always in the shadow of Fat Casey (and that’s quite a shadow), but was great in his own right.
Man, I wish that he was still in the mix.
Bound to cover just a little more ground.
Can I get an additional 18 spots? 5 is tough!
5. Joe Greene
4. Jerome Bettis
3. John Stallworth
2. Lynn Swann
1. Jack Lambert
"Roethlisbeger didn't win those Super Bowls." (Pats fan)
"Did you watch XLIII?"
"No"
"Stop talking."
by Steeler fan of MN on Feb 11, 2012 3:06 PM EST reply actions
The list to beat all other lists:
5. Alonzo Jackson
4. Ricardo Colclough
3. Troy Edwards
2. Todd Fordham
1. Todd Peterson
Those who can...do.
Those who can't... post on message boards using a screen name boasting the name of those who can.
by Craig Sager's Wardrobe on Feb 11, 2012 5:26 PM EST reply actions 1 recs
Nnnnnnope. Not so much.
Lameass was the anti-Hines. Instead of “The ’lil Receiver that Could” he was “The Big Flop that Couldn’t”
Sigh.
Bound to cover just a little more ground.
The Steelers were the worst team in football for 40 years.
Nothing happens if not for Joe Greene and his passion and will to win.
by jedmiller71 on Feb 11, 2012 7:30 PM EST via mobile reply actions
Again...
…the question was “favorites”, not who was the defining player, the catalyst of the team’s success, or best position player.
United we Stand, melded like Steel
To Roger Goodell, We'll never Yield.
Hmmm fair point, in that case:
5.Ben
4.Lambert
3.Hines
2.Troy
1.Greene
I really wish I could plug in Lambert and Greene into today’s game. They would probably be kicked outta the NFL by week 2.
by jedmiller71 on Feb 11, 2012 7:55 PM EST via mobile up reply actions
5-Woodson (I know, he left Pittsburgh, but they simply didn’t offer him a competitive deal. He was my favorite until that time and still makes my top 5)
4-Woodley
3-Bettis
2-Polamalu
1-HINES WARD
Man that was tough to list just 5!
a few honorable mentions:
Greg Lloyd
Levon Kirkland
Brett Keisel
Carnell Lake
Ike Taylor
Huh, just realized 9 of my top 10 play/played defense. Guess that shouldn’t be a surprise!
1) Ditka
1) Ditka
1) Ditka
1) Ditka
1A) Hurricane Ditka
Can I get some hot sauce for my doughnut?
by FrankWyt on Feb 11, 2012 9:02 PM EST reply actions 3 recs
Ben and Terry have a very similar playing style...ever notice that and Hines and Swannie looked so similar also?
Who's laughing now, O Line??? Ben Roethlisberger (from the Podium) to his O-Line and the world in Superbowl XLIII
by SteeladyinVA on Feb 11, 2012 10:00 PM EST up reply actions
ben and terry yes (hence benshaw)
but I think Hines and Swann are nearly opposite in their styles – except for being winners.
but Swan went over the middle alot, just like Hines. I don't know how much they ever asked him to block
(i’m thinking not so much-since the O-line was so much better in those days).
Who's laughing now, O Line??? Ben Roethlisberger (from the Podium) to his O-Line and the world in Superbowl XLIII
by SteeladyinVA on Feb 11, 2012 10:12 PM EST up reply actions
4 that I loved but went all Neil Young on me (burn out, not fade away)
1. Kendrell Bell
2. Bananas Foster
3. Fu
4. Merriweather/Chad Brown
#4
Frenchie?
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by Cold_Old_Steelers_Fan on Feb 12, 2012 1:33 PM EST up reply actions
5 that were near constant disappointments
1. Eric Greene
2. Plax
3. Walt Abercrombie (maybe he needed fitch?)
4. LImas (when my 3d son messes up at home I ask him if he’s going Limas on me)
5. Santonio (big player on the field, big playa off the field)
LOL when I play pickup football we refer to a bad drop simply as a “Limas” in our best panicky Bill Hilgrove impression.
by jedmiller71 on Feb 11, 2012 10:31 PM EST via mobile up reply actions
Best on the field:
QB-Ben
WR-Ward, Santonio, Stallworth
Tight End-Heath
O-Line-Faneca
Hartings
Kolb
Starks
Pouncey
RB-Harris
OLB-Joey Porter, Harrison
ILB MLB-Jack Lambert, James Farrior
Safety-Blount and Troy
CB-Woodson and Clark
Who's laughing now, O Line??? Ben Roethlisberger (from the Podium) to his O-Line and the world in Superbowl XLIII
Ben is great
but I’d take Bradshaw any day over him. People forget that Bradshaw had 1 league MVP and 2 SB MVP’s to go along with a 4-0 mark on getting rings.
Both are great, but I’d go old school.
Pouncey right now is the 4th best Center we’ve had. Gotta go with Webster, Dirt, and Hartings before Pouncey. He needs to 1) stay healthy, and 2) do it for a long time before he cracks even the top 3 at that position.
For me?
By far Jerome Bettis. I love Harrison too. What an absolute beast. Talking about striking fear in all opponents. That’s Harrison 100%.
by Nate36bus on Feb 12, 2012 5:33 AM EST via mobile reply actions
Kordell? Nice.
Do you mean Kemo (as in K.O Matu, like Simms says) or the actual Kimo…as in Kimo Von Oelhoffen?
Can I get some hot sauce for my doughnut?
Kemo Van Oelhoffen
just the name make him sound BAD
Top 5 Coolest Steeler NAMES
1. Chris Fuamatu-Ma’afala
2. Frenchy Fuqua
3. Kemo Van Oelhoffen
4. Tunch Ilkin
5. Bubby Brister
Stay thirsty my friends.
by SteelerMessican on Feb 12, 2012 8:44 AM EST up reply actions
Good list of names...
and I agree whole heartedly with #1. I can’t even say his name without hearing Chris Berman shouting “He’s one BAAAAD Ma’afala!!!” inside my head.
My list:
1. Chris Fuamatu-Ma’afala
2. Kimo Von Oelhoffen
3. Bam Morris
4. Dermonti Dawson
5. Troy Polamalu
Weegie!!! good one there!
Stay thirsty my friends.
by SteelerMessican on Feb 12, 2012 1:57 PM EST up reply actions
THere was a Lupe Sanchez?
If there was, MY BAD. He definitely makes the list. Especially since my father in law is name Guadalupe.
Stay thirsty my friends.
by SteelerMessican on Feb 13, 2012 12:55 PM EST up reply actions
Messican's 2 sense
1. Joe Greene (His fierceness laid the foundation for a DYNASTY)
2. Jack Lambert (continued what Joe Greene started)
3. Rod Woodson (He should be on EVERYONE’s list. If you saw him play, you’d agree)
4. Lynn Swann (Tough as nails, for a ballet dancer)
5. Troy Polamalu (Love me some playmakers)
Stay thirsty my friends.
by SteelerMessican on Feb 12, 2012 8:26 AM EST reply actions
GOT to add Bubby Brister
Even though he couldnt play worth sh-t, something about him made you LOVE having him on your team.
Stay thirsty my friends.
by SteelerMessican on Feb 12, 2012 8:36 AM EST up reply actions
sh-t
I still remember Bubby saying that’s how happy he was (on live TV) after beating the Oilers in OT on new Year’s Eve, 1989.
by Steeler Fan in Saudi on Feb 12, 2012 1:23 PM EST up reply actions
great question- hard to answer.
but i’ll try:
1. Jack Lambert
2. Greg Lloyd
3. Troy Polamalu
4. Joe Greene
5. Joey Porter
Total bad-ass intimidators that play the Steeler Way.
...hole
Who's laughing now, O Line??? Ben Roethlisberger (from the Podium) to his O-Line and the world in Superbowl XLIII
by SteeladyinVA on Feb 12, 2012 3:09 PM EST up reply actions
Too hard a question
Even just limiting it to guys I’ve seen play (1990 on) I couldn’t limit myself to only five. So I’ll throw out the five guys who made me proudest to be a Steeler fan.
Greg Lloyd
Hines Ward
Jerome Bettis
James Harrison
Joey Porter
Carnell Lake
Brett Keisel
Dermonti Dawson
See I just can’t do it. Here’s one my favorite Steelers who weren’t huge stars.
James Farrior
Ernie Mills
Isaac Redman
Deshea Townsend
Dan Kreider
Troy-lovers take note.
Troy is a great player but, if you compare his stats to those of former Steeler great Donnie Shell, he really doesn’t stack up too well. Shell could stop the run just as well as Troy and he had a lot more interceptions.
Donnie Shell
was one of the biggest hitters of all time. That man could demolish anything that came his way.
HERE WE GO STEELERS!
"Our Father, who art in Pittsburgh, Football be thy game. Thy Kingdom come, thy will be done, at Heinz Field as it is in Heaven. Give us this day, a stellar D and forgive us our bogus fines, as we (sorta) forgive Goodell who trespasses against us. And lead us not into defeat, but deliver us a Victory. For thine is The Steelers, the power and glory of climbing the STAIRWAY TO 7."
"Oh... you're a northerner. What exactly do they call 'you people' from Pittsburgh?" "They just call us LUCKY."
the game was changed because of Blount
Lambert
Mean Joe
Blount
Ham
Polamalu
People dont realize how Mel Blount changed the game with his size, 6’3" and over 200 pounds. He had the size, physicality and speed to dominate receivers. His bump and run style literally forced the NFL to stiffen the rules on defensive players touching/bumping receivers. One of the best corners to ever play in the NFL.
by lamberts58 on Feb 13, 2012 12:25 AM EST reply actions 1 recs
+47
and just happens to be my all-time favorite.
HERE WE GO STEELERS!
"Our Father, who art in Pittsburgh, Football be thy game. Thy Kingdom come, thy will be done, at Heinz Field as it is in Heaven. Give us this day, a stellar D and forgive us our bogus fines, as we (sorta) forgive Goodell who trespasses against us. And lead us not into defeat, but deliver us a Victory. For thine is The Steelers, the power and glory of climbing the STAIRWAY TO 7."
"Oh... you're a northerner. What exactly do they call 'you people' from Pittsburgh?" "They just call us LUCKY."
Also a Hines rule!
"We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence, then, is not an act, but a habit."
--Aristotle
by steelerstyle on Feb 18, 2012 7:56 PM EST up reply actions
yep, it was literally called the Mel Blount rule because of him.
there has never been a corner with his size with that dominance.
How about a BIG SNACK!!!
Although he does only have 9 sacks in his career think about how many less everyone else would have if Casey wasn’t in there mauling 2-3 opposing lineman at a time opening the way for the LB’s to clean up the stats! yes hes out of shape, and doesnt play every down but it would be a different Steeler world without him, one we may have to face sooner than we would like to think…
by ShamrockSteeler on Feb 13, 2012 11:06 AM EST reply actions
50s Top 5 Pittsburgh Steelers Of All Time
5) Ben Roethlisberger
4) Terry Bradshaw
3) Joe Greene
2) Charles Henry Noll
1) Arthur J Rooney
When You Run The Ball Good Things Happen
50s Bottom 5 Steelers Of All Time
5) Harvey Clayton (a midget DB from the 80s nicknamed “Toast”)
4) DeWayne Washington (running into the kicker?)
3) Kris Brown (Kris Miss)
2) Bruce Arians (Boo! not Bruuuuuce!)
1) Neil O’Donnell (XXX)
When You Run The Ball Good Things Happen
50s Greatest Steeler Teams Of All Time
5) 1979 Steelers (The 70s dynasty officially peaked during the 4th quarter of XIV. Bradshaw to Stallworth twice)
4) 1976 Steelers (The Greatest Defense Of All Time)
3) 1975 Steelers (The Steel Curtain in their prime)
2) 2008 Steelers (Resilient)
1) 1978 Steelers (Chuck Noll; “We haven’t peaked yet.”)
When You Run The Ball Good Things Happen
50s Favorite Steelers Of All Time
6) Gary Anderson (the only Steeler who always came through during the dark days of the 80s)
5) Bubby Brister (the 89 season was my favorite Steeler team that didn’t win the Super Bowl)
4) Merrill Hoge (see above regarding 89. Merrill is also a genuinely good guy, inspirational and a friend)
3) Fast Willie Parker (the 75 yard run in XL told me the Promised Land was on the horizon)
2) Jerome Bettis (when you run the ball good things happen)
1) Jack Lambert (every Steeler draft choice should see a video of Lambert highlights before mini camp)
When You Run The Ball Good Things Happen
I'm 19
So:
5. Joey Porter
4. Ben
3. LaMarr Woodley
2. Hines
Troy
by Tim Mullhaupt (HSS) on Feb 15, 2012 4:27 AM EST via mobile reply actions
whoops
Rough draft got in here somehow
by Tim Mullhaupt (HSS) on Feb 15, 2012 4:50 AM EST via mobile up reply actions
I'm 19
So:
5. Joey Porter-Loved his fire
4. Ben-There was a time in ‘09 offseason where I was calling for his head, but he won me back with his gritt and gunslinging. Plus he’s the first great Steelers Qb in my lifetime.
3. LaMarr Woodley-Current favorite player, though Antonio Brown is a close second (not in the top 5 yet for the sole purpose of inexperience). ‘07 was the first year I gave the draft a good look, and his name for whatever reason just had a ring to it that made me think "that’s a Steelers linebacker." I looked at his youtube reel and could not believe he was taken as low as 46. To this day I still get a rush of adrenaline when he gets a sack, which typically involves me screaming at the tv while he does his flying kick.
2. Hines-My first jersey of a non-retiree, and a guy who has been there since the early stages of my football comprehension. He really is one of the all time great Steelers, and even my Dad who was around for all of the 70s, considers Ward to be a top 5 Steeler, and that’s with performance taken into consideration. I feel as if I’ve taken 86 for granted for the past two or three years, so I really hope he gets his chance to finish with the Black and Gold, and get another shot at a ring or two.
1. Troy-What he does on the football field cannot be duplicated. The ridiculous highlight reel he has put together for us over the years, along with his unbelievable class and humility is something fans and organizations in every sport dream about. Again, it’s hard to not take him for granted (although ’07, ’09, and the end of 2010 have helped us not to), but I know even if I live to be an old, towel-waving prune, I will probably never see a more gifted athlete and quality person than Troy Polamalu.
My apologies if this posts twice
by Tim Mullhaupt (HSS) on Feb 15, 2012 4:49 AM EST via mobile reply actions
Top 5 Steelers all time
1Joe Greene
2Jack Lambert
3Jack Ham
4Mel Blount
5Big Ben
My Top 5
Not in any particular order (and limiting it to 5 was diificult):
Mean Joe
Lynn Swann
James Harrison
Big Ben
Troy Polamalu
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