FIFA World Cup 2010, Andrea Pirlo,Italy

Country: Italy

Club Team: Milan
Position: Midfielder

Age: 30

It took megatalent Andrea Pirlo, now 30 years old, a few years to find his feet. Pirlo, who has gypsy roots, had made his pro debut just two days after his 16th birthday. After being picked up by Internazionale soon after, it took three fruitless years at Inter, including two loan spells, for the Nerazzurri to give up on him and sell him to city rival AC Milan, where he became a star. As Pirlo pulls the strings from a deep position as playmaker, his superb long ball decides games, whether with Milan or Italy. His ability to set a game's pace was a key ingredient to Italy's 2006 World Cup win.
Scouting thumbnail: Deep-lying playmaker with subtle skill and vision. Can control the tempo of a game and generally delivers superb set pieces.

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Gonzalo Higuain Best of Argentina

Country: Argentina
Club Team: Real Madrid
Position: Forward
Age: 22

In November 2006, Gonzalo Higuain was torn. Only 19 years old and already called up by both France, where he was born, and Argentina, where his family was from, Higuain couldn't decide which country to play for. So what did he do? He turned both down. A few months later, with his mind made up, he turned down France and made his way to the first Argentine embassy he could find to declare his natural-born status as Argentine. The rapid targetman made his debut on Oct. 10, 2009, for Argentina in its pivotal 2-1 qualifier win over Peru, scoring the first goal and giving the saga a happy ending -- for Argentina

Gonzalo Higuain's Star Shines Ever Brighter In Real Madrid's Galaxy

Some such as Wesley Sneijder and Ruud Van Nistelrooy have left, others have remained and simply complied with the competition such as Raul and Rafael Van der Vaart, but one man above all has risen to the challenge, the ever-impressive and under-rated Gonzalo Higuain.
Few players can have so slipped under the radar, and yet done so in such impressive fashion. His statistics for the season are nigh on remarkable, with 26 goals in 28 starts in all competitions, as he keeps Karim Benzema and Raul on the sideline.
As El Pipita recently said: "Ruud (Van Nistelrooy) told me that goals are like a bottle of ketchup. Sometimes they don't come no matter how much you push, but later they all come out in one hit.”
Not that Higuain has been sticking to Van Nistelrooy’s staple diet of six-yard tap-ins, his collection is a burgeoning list of goals of all varieties with deft chips, neat headers, and a collection of fine finishes.
This weekend he again came to the rescue of his team, grabbing the third goal in Real’s 3-2 victory over city rivals Atletico, to keep them ahead of Barcelona in the La Liga title race.
The sad irony of Higuain’s prolific run of form is that for Real Madrid fans, the one time he really came to their attention was for his rather inexplicable and costly miss during the club’s exit from the Champions League against Lyon.
His response to the miss was telling, as he plundered a hat-trick against Valladolid in Real’s next match, and prompted Sporting Director Jorge Valdano to remark: "He [Higuain] has made a tremendous reaction, because he is a high class player and character.
“He has suffered a lot this week because we have done him an injustice. He is accused of being selfish when a striker by definition is greedy. You can not be condemned for one moment after three impeccable years.”
This comes to the crux of the issue with Higuain, which is that he remains at 22 very much a work in progress.
It is this which fans can be inclined to forget, after all, Higuain arrived at Real as a 19- year-old wunderkind from Argentina, but has turned out to be less a shooting star, but more a slow burner.
This is not a criticism, as few players can take to Europe’s top leagues like a duck to water as Lionel Messi and Wayne Rooney have before them, and even Cristiano Ronaldo took two to three years to develop at Manchester United.

Michael Ballack,Germany

Michael Ballack
Country: Germany

Club Team: Chelsea
Position: Midfielder

Age: 33

He played his first EPL match of the season during the match against Aston Villa in which he replaced Lampard when he limped off with a thigh injury at the 26th minute. For many fans who doubted his fitness after a long-term injury, Ballack proved them wrong by winning a penalty and scoring a thunderous free-kick for the Blues. How about that for a player who had been out from action for 8 months and coming back with a goal and an assist for his club in his first match. Ballack scored the free-kick on the 88th minute, which made many people thought it was a last minute win for Chelsea and that Ballack will surely have his name on the headlines the next day. I'm sure Ballack was very very happy and impressed with his own performance right after the goal but then luck turned to Aston Villa as they won a penalty after the lousy referee pointed to the spot, saying that Ashley Cole used his hand to stop the ball from crossing the line at the 90th minute. Well to me, it didn't look like a handball to me and Ballack was surely frustrated and he got himself booked for arguing with the referee's dubious decision. The decision stood and Villa scored the penalty, which made the final score 4-4 and Ballack couldn't be anymore happier as he failed to make his goal a winning goal.

The definition of a box-to-box midfielder, Michael Ballack is the sort of talismanic and charismatic player whom teams are built around. Success is so deeply ingrained in Ballack's DNA that he simply cannot escape it, be it at Bayer Leverkusen, Bayern Munich, Chelsea or with Germany. At every one of the aforementioned, play became more fluid, attractive and, dare we say it, efficient after the German's arrival. An 11-year veteran of Germany, Ballack has captained the side since 2008 and virtually willed it to the finals of World Cup 2002 and Euro 2008. No team that Ballack plays on will perform poorly. He won't allow it.

Michael Ballack is a monster standing at 189cm and weighing 80kg. He's tough as a rock and produces creativity on the pitch. Besides being a free-kick and penalty specialist, he's one of the players who is deadly on the air, making powerful and precise headers. He slides and intercepts with fast paces and sends through balls and long passes in a blink of an eye. He can execute powerful long shots from as far as 25 yards and roars at the opponents who tried to play dirty. Despite the critics of many people, he has shown them that coming over to Chelsea is not a bad choice after all, as he admitted playing with Chelsea had made him a better player. Man, i love football as much as i

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Julio Cesar, Brazil

Julio Cesar
Country: Brazil

Club Team: Inter
Position: Goalie

Age: 30

Julio Cesar is a luxury Brazil has never ever had before: a world-class goalkeeper. In that he's also emblematic of the new Brazil, which counts defense as more of a strength than offense, also a first. Julio Cesar's vast potential became apparent when he dislodged Francesco Toldo as Inter Milan's starter shortly after his arrival in the 2005-06 season and never looked back. He has since been formidable and has backstopped Inter to four straight Italian titles, with a fifth in the works. Brazilians used to derisively call their goalies their "chicken catchers." No more.

Javier Mascherano,Argentina

Javier Mascherno:
Country: Argentina
Club Team: Liverpool
Position: Midfielder
Age: 25

Like Carlos Tevez, Argentina captain Javier Mascherano was bought by an investment company upon joining Corinthians in Brazil. The ruthless defensive midfielder went on to play for West Ham United before Liverpool bought him from the investors. While not worth much at the attacking end of the field, Mascherano provides that all-important first line of resistance for the defense with his accurate tackling and unwavering commitment to keeping the nets clean. Argentina manager Diego Maradona has described his team as Mascherano and 10 others.

Alonso, 27, is more like a quarterback than the Argentine. His range of passing is superb, his vision greater than Mascherano’s. Xabi can breach defences with pin-point accuracy, whereas Maschy is more inclined to keep things as simple as possible (at Rafa’s request, no doubt). On the downside, Xabi is very slow. He gets away with it because he’s surrounded by more dynamic players who will run all day (Gerrard, Kuyt etc.). In that respect, you could call him a modern-day version of Jan Molby, albeit without the spare tyre.Which of the two would Liverpool miss more? It’s a very tough call. They’d miss them both a hell of a lot, but I’m inclined to side with Mascherano, who is younger than Xabi and whose discipline really makes it easy for his team-mates to express themselves. Xabi is more likable, no doubt, but likability doesn’t win you trophies.

John Terry The Best Defenders of England

King John Terry,England
Country: England

Club Team: Chelsea
Position: Defender

Age: 29

A penchant for making the news for all the wrong reasons recently led to John Terry's dethroning as England captain. That doesn't change the burly defender's status as a useful center back and a mainstay on the Chelsea and England back line, though. In 2004-05 Terry captained Chelsea to its first English championship in 50 years. Terry has made his name as a reliable defender and his biggest regret until recently had been a missed penalty in the 2007-08 Champions League final, which would have made Chelsea European champion. Remarkably, the defender's.

After being criticised for his off-the-field behaviour, which resulted in him losing the England captaincy, Terry's antics could have resulted in a serious injury to Milner.
It was summed up best by Aston Villa boss Martin O'Neill, who said: "It was an horrendous challenge on an England team-mate."

O'Neill claimed the challenge from Terry could have ended Milner's career and although that might be an exaggeration, it could have easily ruled Milner out of the World Cup and beyond.

Terry was booked for the off-the-ground lunge on Milner which caught the Villa man just below the knee.

It was a badly-timed, high tackle on an England team-mate, who was in fact turning away from goal and presenting no real danger.

There's no question it should have been a red card. It's the sort of tackle which the authorities claim they are trying to clamp down on.

Disgraced England captain, John Terry, got best pal Wayne Bridge’s girlfriend, French underwear model Vanessa Perroncel, pregnant last yearAnd he then ­arranged for devastated Vanessa Perroncel to have an abortion as he shamelessly tried to keep the scandal ­under wraps.French underwear model ­Vanessa, 28, fell pregnant last ­autumn weeks into her fling with Terry, Bridge’s best friend and neighbour.Terry – who already has two children with long-suffering wife Toni – was left in dread of the news leaking out and ­wrecking his lucrative sponsorship deals.The defender arranged for the ­pregnancy to be terminated at an exclusive clinic where Vanessa was taken in through a side ­entrance.A source said: “Terry was gripped by blind panic. Having a love child with the girlfriend of his best pal, who’s also a friend of his wife’s, would have spelled total disaster – even by his appalling standards of ­behaviour.

John Terry Best Defender In The World

David Silva,Spain

David Silva is best of Spain Yet another superb Spanish midfielder, David Silva is a play maker by trade but just as comfortable playing on either wing or as a deep-lying striker. While Silva isn't as renowned as some of his Spanish teammates, he is nevertheless one of the wheels that makes the team tick. He has held his Valencia club side together through some tough times, and that the club has never sold him for the many millions it was offered time and time again, despite a prolonged period of financial hardship, is telling. It's players like Silva that will ensure that Spain will be a power for years to come.

Scouting thumbnail: Short, elegant play maker who can play anywhere across the front or operate as a central midfielder. Primarily a creator of goals for his teammates due to unsurpassed vision.
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Nicolas Anelka,France

Nicolas Anelka,France: Precocious talents have a way of getting chance after chance. His reputation as being difficult cost Nicolas Anelka six years out of the national team as he embarked on a series of high-profile, big-money transfers in which he mostly disappointed but usually showed just enough for someone else to take him in. In all, Anelka has already played for eight clubs, who spent a combined $136 million in their acquisitions of him, second-most ever. With a command of every single aspect of his profession, the striker has even developed into somewhat of a playmaker for France, which he steered through a difficult qualifying run for the 2010 World Cup.
Scouting thumbnail: Moody striker who has the entire package of skills, physical presence and ability to score in every fashion. Can play as the lead striker or the secondary striker and provide assists for his partner.

Is he suggesting that his goal is a single, seemingly pointless ripple; perhaps adding a flattering sheen to an otherwise meaningless game. Sure, while it has brought much joy and celebration to the Chelsea fans in that moment, they will forget about it as they make their way from the ground – whether off to slit a man’s face open, or retire to a Fulham Broadway coffee shop to talk loudly and vapidly about ‘the bee-yoo-dee-full gaayme’ . These are their only two options.
And yet. With his downbeat demeanour, Anelka seems to suggest to us that the very hour has darkened; the gnarled hands of fate unglove themselves and reach across a chromed sky, bundling the moon into a inky sack of darkness. This goal – pah! ‘goal’? – nay, this ‘dreadnought’ will have far greater reaching historical consequences.

Patrice Evra, France

Patrice Evra

Country: France

Club Team: Manchester United
Position: Defender

Age: 28

One of 26 siblings, Evra was born in Senegal before his diplomat father moved the family to France. A fringe prospect all his life, Evra saw his career turn around in 2000 when his manager on his second-division club, Nice, which he had joined after spending two years in Italy when he hadn't been able to land a professional contract in France, fielded the attacker as a left back as a result of a rash of injuries. Evra became one of Europe's best at his job and parlayed his new position into a transfer to Manchester United. An abundance of left backs has kept Evra from accumulating caps for France.
Scouting thumbnail: A former winger, Evra is explosive going forward, beating defenders with pace and dribbling skills. Defensively is adequate although often has trouble against pacy wingers.

On that subject, how good would you say the France team really is? Given the number of quality players available, how do you explain the UEFA EURO 2008 disappointment and the struggle to qualify for South Africa 2010?I think the EURO was a real waste. It’s frustrating because when you look at the players in the side, they all play for the world’s biggest clubs. And they’re all important players for these teams. But with France, no one player can be the star, it has to be the team as a whole, and we’re working more and more towards that goal. As far as the qualifiers are concerned, the fact we needed to qualify via the play-offs simply wasn't good enough. True, we did qualify, but we can’t be proud of it. That’s why we didn’t particularly celebrate qualification. We should have finished the job earlier and we knew that full well. We need to be fully aware of how good we are and the fact that the French team is what really matters, over and above our individual issues, throughout our preparations. Given the quality we have, we can’t afford not to have a great World Cup.
Have France’s qualifying travails and the wave of criticism received afterwards destabilised the team or helped bring you all closer together?Sides like France and Argentina, who are great footballing nations but struggled (in qualifying), will have a great tournament. I’m convinced of that. We’ve got where we are today thanks to our efforts alone, nobody helped us. We’ve gone through some tough times over the last two years, we’ve been through the mill, but that’s brought us closer together. We’ve got the fire in our bellies from now on. But we don’t play to prove the critics wrong, we play for those who love and believe in us. We’re giving it our best shot for them.

Marek Hamsik,Slovakia

Marek Hamsik
Country: SlovakiaClub

Team: Napoli
Position: Midfielder

Age: 22

It's rather a shame that Marek Hamsik wasn't born on the other side of the border that carved up Czechoslovakia -- for the Czechs anyway -- because nobody is a more suitable replacement to aging star Pavel Nedved. It took all of one professional game in his native Slovakia for Hamsik to be snapped up by Italian side Brescia. Now with Napoli, Hamsik has emerged as one of the better young attacking midfielders in the game. His facile finishing and ability to cover an immense amount of space on the field underpinned a Slovakian team that dominated in qualifying.
Scouting thumbnail: Modern-day box-to-box midfielder who times his late runs into the box to maximum effort. Often deployed as a deep-lying playmaker at the international level, Hamsik is a complete midfielder who can also score goals.

More significantly perhaps, that purchase represented a crafty shift in World Cup shopping techniques that other managers will be keen to mimic this time round - try and identify the breakout players and get them locked up before the tournament begins. That way you save yourself a few million and don't have to compete in such a crowded field.
One such player who the big managers will now be slobbering over before the action kicks off in South Africa is Slovakia's Marek Hamsik, who grabbed himself a bunch of headlines across Europe this morning by bashing two past Gigi Buffon in Napoli's shock 3-2 win at Juventus last night.
"I dedicate the goals to my girlfriend who will soon give birth to my son," said the delighted young Slovak, whose team came back from 2-0 down to maximise the anguish for Juventus.
For the last two seasons he has been runner-up in the Slovakian player of the year voting, both times behind Martin Skrtel, and former Torino boss Walter Novellino once described him as "skilful and very cheeky on the pitch, he's a real talent."
Hamsik is an attacking midfielder, who tends to play either in the middle or on the left side, so probably wouldn't figure on Arsene Wenger's pre-tournament shopping list, given Arsenal's strength in those positions. Chelsea aren't allowed a shopping list, of course, although the News of the Screws have them down as "interested" this

Karim Benzema,France

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Karim Benzema
Country: FranceClub

Team: Real Madrid
Position: Forward

Age: 22

A lanky forward who can play both as a striker running on to through balls and as a target man, the French-Algerian Karim Benzema proved his worth as a regular for Olympique Lyon starting in 2006. Benzema made his debut for France in March 2007, when he was just 19 years old. Benzema's $55 million transfer to Real Madrid last summer passed largely under the radar (as much as a $55 million transfer can), with the signings of Cristiano Ronaldo, Kaka and Xabi Alonso more readily capturing the imagination. Benzema, who isn't yet a regular for France, may yet prove to be the jewel of Real's transfer class of 2009.
Scouting thumbnail: Talented striker who has all the physical tools, pace, power and shooting ability with either foot. Seems to function better as the lead striker as opposed to a supporting role.

Manchester United have been rumoured to be interested in taking Benzema on a season long loan and 'Marca' even suggests a deal would be likely to involve Serbian international Nemanja Vidic moving to the Bernabau.
Real Madrid have agreed personal terms with Nemanja Vidic who was scheduled to leave Manchester United at the end of this season but Sir Alex Ferguson vetoed the move, as he is unwilling to lose two of his biggest stars in successive seasons. As a result, Vidic and the Manchester United manager have compromised in letting Vidic leave in 2011 instead.
Manchester United have earlier signed Fulham starlet Chris Smalling for an undisclosed fee in the region of £5 million pounds and have lined up Everton star Jack Rodwell to replace the 28 year old in defense next season.
Vidic's wife Ana Ivanovic has always wanted to move to the Spanish capital and friends close to Ivanovic said that Vidic has promised to move the family to Madrid but decided to stay at Manchester United for one more season out of loyalty to Sir Alex Ferguson who made Vidic into one of the best centre backs in world football.
'Marca' speculates that Manchester United are keen to sign Benzema to partner Wayne Rooney up front next season and predict a possible trade off between Benzema and the Serbian centre back. Florentino Perez is desperate for the club to win the Champions League in the wake of Barcelona's recent dominance and has always been reluctant to sign defensive players Perez sees Vidic as a potential 'galatico' following recommendations from former Manchester United team mate Cristiano Ronaldo.
'Marca' comments that Manchester United and Real Madrid have an excellent relationship following Sir Alex Ferguson's complete turnaround in allowing Cristiano Ronaldo to leave earlier this season, after commenting that he "wouldn't sell them (Madrid) a virus" at one point.
Swooping Vidic for Benzema would make perfect sense for both clubs as Benzema clearly has not have had the best of times in Madrid and with we definitely need a top class striker (with pace) to partner Wayne Rooney up front. Besides, with Johnny Evans becoming increasingly discontent at the club for not starting enough games as he would have liked this season, it would be wise to offload the 28 year old Vidic or risk losing Evans to Madrid or Barcelona for free when his contract runs out which would be a bigger loss.

Yoann Gourcuff,France

Yoann Gourcuff

Country: France

Club Team: Bordeaux
Position: Midfielder

Age: 23

France has a new general and his name is Yoann Gourcuff. He may provide an answer to the old question of who will succeed Zinedine Zidane as the world's best playmaker. Gourcuff, who exploded at Bordeaux last season after a disappointing spell with AC Milan, has it all. Like Zidane, he has that functional flair, lust for labor and ability to redirect entire soccer games with difficult and simple passes alike, seldom overstepping his boundaries. While he has yet to play his 17th game for France, he is unquestionably its conductor, leading his choir in beautiful hymns of soccer. Scouting thumbnail: Very creative, technical playmaker who excels playing in the hole. Outrageous array of tricks and dribble moves and artistic vision.

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Daniele De Rossi, Italy

Daniele De Rossi
Country: Italy

Club Team: Roma
Position: Midfielder

Age: 26

Usually noted for his fair play, Daniele De Rossi, an AS Roma stalwart, did something curious the last time Italy played the U.S. He elbowed Brian McBride in the face and received a straight red. He made amends by approaching McBride, who had required three stitches, after the game and apologizing. De Rossi, with his ability to wear down defenses, has become a crucial player for Italy. Reliant on one of the best long-distance shots in the game, De Rossi is as fine a box-to-box midfielder as you're likely to find, spending a lot of time going forward for Italy, with Gennaro Gattuso covering his back.
Scouting thumbnail: Accomplished defensive midfielder who can also provide link play with the forwards and support the offense with his long-range shooting ability.

News

Aging Italy faces steep challenge to defend title

By Andrew Dampf, AP Sports Writer
ROME — For a defending champion, Italy doesn't enter the World Cup with much momentum.
The Azzurri failed to get through the group phase at last year's Confederations Cup and have scored only one goal in their last three games -- drawing each of its friendlies since qualifying for South Africa.
Still, coach Marcello Lippi is clinging to the group of aging veterans that won the title four years ago. Gianluigi Buffon, Fabio Cannavaro, Gianluca Zambrotta, Andrea Pirlo and Mauro Camoranesi will each be over 30 by the time they get to the World Cup -- and Cannavaro will be nearly 37.
"If I had to enter this team in a yearlong league I would make different calculations," Lippi said at a recent meeting with foreign media. "But for a tournament that lasts only one month, age is not a problem. Actually, when you put a player's quality on the balance, you don't look only at age and skill. You look at experience, intelligence, charisma, how they perform in European cup play, how they affront a tough part of a game. You add all this together.
"Over the course of a month, a player that's 34 or 35 can be more important than one who's 25. You don't need to be 23 or 24 to play five or six games."
On the positive side, Italy can draw from its experience at the Confederations Cup. The players already know what type of weather awaits them in the southern hemisphere's winter, and they realize they need more preparation for playing games at high altitude.
With the climate and altitude in mind, Italy is heading to the Alps for its pre-World Cup training, choosing to prepare for two weeks in Sestriere, the Alpine ski resort that hosted the 2006 Turin Winter Olympics, which has an altitude of more than 2,000 meters (6,500 feet).
Plus, with Lippi back after a two-year hiatus that included the 2008 European Championship -- which Italy exited with a quarterfinal loss to eventual champion Spain -- the Azzurri can rely on continuity.
"We've got to have the same psychological approach, the same morale, the same solidness, the same unity we had at the last World Cup, and hopefully that same bit of luck you need for every big tournament," Lippi said.
Italy already got some luck when it was drawn into a relatively easy group with Paraguay, New Zealand and Slovakia. Still, Lippi pointed out that Paraguay was at or near the top of the standings for most of South American qualifying.
"They only gave up some ground in the final few rounds. They play very rapidly and very fast," Lippi said.
While Lippi used reserves for most of the game, Italy barely edged New Zealand 4-3 in a friendly before the Confederations Cup.
"We know New Zealand," the coach said. "They've got good physical attributes and are particularly dangerous on set pieces and headers. But it's a team that we should be able to deal with."
Italy also knows one of Slovakia's top players well, since forward Marek Hamsik has stood out for Napoli in Serie A the past few seasons.
"Slovakia has a good collective. They play more or less like the Czech Republic," Lippi said, perhaps recalling Italy's 2-0 win over the Czechs in the 2006 group stage. "They've got very good and very young players, notably Hamsik, who is destined to have a great career."
In 2006, Italy's strength was its defense. Buffon allowed only two goals over seven games -- one of them an own-goal and the other a penalty kick from Zinedine Zidane in the final that the Azzurri won on penalties over France.
However, Buffon has been in and out of the lineup at Juventus this season due to knee surgery and a thigh strain, and Cannavaro has also struggled at the Turin club, which could provide as many as eight players for Italy.
Giorgio Chiellini was one of Italy's top players at Euro 2008, and should pair in central defense with Cannavaro. Fabio Grosso is back at left back after scoring the decisive penalty against France four years ago, and Zambrotta is still a fixture at right back.
There are more questions in midfield, with Daniele De Rossi, Pirlo and Camoranesi among the top options. Alberto Gilardino appears likely to start at center forward, with Vincenzo Iaquinta, Antonio Di Natale and Fabio Quagliarella options for the wings.
Lippi appears intent on leaving creative but temperamental forward Antonio Cassano and Inter Milan's 19-year-old forward Mario Balotelli off the squad, despite frequent calls to include them.
Italy also has no scandal to rally itself around this time. The Azzurri's last two titles -- in 1982 and 2006 -- both came amid widespread scandals rocking the Italian game. In '82 it was a betting scandal and four years ago there was the match-fixing scandal known as Calciopoli.
"There's still three months to go, so who knows," Lippi said with a chuckle. "But nobody in Italy is hoping for a scandal. And Italy didn't win in Germany because of Calciopoli. If we hadn't come in with a tight-knit group, with all that happened, we would have melted like snow beneath the sun."

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