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October 21st, 2025 at 4:04pm CST by Luke Adams

TheTrail Blazers‘ starting lineup when their season tips off on Wednesday vs. Minnesota will consist ofJrue Holiday andShaedon Sharpe in the backcourt,Toumani Camara andDeni Avdija at forward, andDonovan Clingan in the middle,tweets Sean Highkin of The Rose Garden Report.

That means forwardJerami Grant will come off the bench for the first time since joining the Blazers in 2022 — and the first time since he was a member of the Nuggets during the 2019/20 season.

Grant, who was traded from Detroit to Portland during the 2022 offseason, has started all 164 games he has played for the team since then, averaging 18.9 points, 3.9 rebounds, and 2.5 assists in 34.1 minutes per game across those three seasons.

The 31-year-old is the second-highest-paid player on the roster, just behind Holiday, and remains under contract for at least two more years beyond this one, with a player option for 2027/28. However, he has been surpassed on the depth chart by Camara and Avdija, two younger players who look like long-term fixtures in Portland. Camara just signed a four-year contract extension with the team and is locked up through 2029/30, while Avdija has three guaranteed years left on his deal.

Asked about the possibility of coming off the bench at media daylast month, Grant replied,“I don’t really expect that.” Helater sought to clarify that he wouldn’t become disgruntled if he doesn’t end up starting, indicating that he’d be “fine” with it.

While the Blazers’ decision to move Grant out of the starting five doesn’t come as much of a surprise, given the way that Camara and Avdija have emerged, it’s still a situation worth keeping an eye on during the first half of the season. The veteran forward looks like a potential trade candidate, but he has three years and $102.6MM left on his contract and is coming off an injury-plagued season in which he was limited to 47 games, so his value on the trade market would be extremely limited right now.

October 20th, 2025 at 9:00pm CST by Rory Maher

While he’s not sure who will be ready for Wednesday’s season opener against Minnesota, head coachChauncey Billups saidToumani Camara (knee),Deni Avdija (back),Robert Williams (knee) andMatisse Thybulle (knee) were full participants in Monday’s practice,tweets Sean Highkin of The Rose Garden Report.

Williams, who has been plagued by knee issues throughout his career, was limited to just 20 games last season. He didn’t play at all during the preseason, nor did Thybulle, who appeared in just 15 games last season due to knee and ankle issues.

Camara, the recipient of a newfour-year, $81MM extension, appeared in two preseason games, while Avdija played in all four butexited the finale with upper back stiffness.

We have more injury updates from around the NBA:

  • TheKnicks may be without a pair of key rotation players for their regular season opener vs. Cleveland, writesZach Braziller of The New York Post.Josh Hart (back spasms) andMitchell Robinson (load management) didn’t practice Monday, and head coach Mike Brown isn’t sure if either player will be available Wednesday. “Everything we’re doing with him is about managing his workload, which we’ll do the whole year,” Brown replied when asked if there is an injury for Robinson.
  • Rookie guardKasparas Jakucionis (right groin strain) and second-yearKel’el Ware (neck spasms) were unable to practice Monday for theHeat, per Anthony Chiang of The Miami Herald (Twitter link). Ware is being evaluated by a doctor, Chiang adds. Miami’s regular season begins Wednesday in Orlando.
  • Lottery pickDerik Queen went through a full practice Saturday for the first time since undergoingleft wrist surgery in July. While thePelicans big man thinks he could play in Wednesday’s opener at Memphis, head coachWillie Green was careful to temper expectations after a lengthy layoff, writesJim Eichenhofer of Pelicans.com. “We’ve got to listen to how his body is responding,” Green said. “This is his first time playing with contact in a few months. We don’t want to rush. If he’s ready, that’s another conversation that we’ll have.” Second-year centerKarlo Matkovic was unable to practice Saturday due to an elbow injury the team continues to evaluate, Green added.
October 18th, 2025 at 2:08pm CST by Rory Maher

Rookie big manDerik Queen has been medically cleared to participate in full basketball activities, thePelicans announced today (via Twitter).

Head coachWillie Green said Queen was a full participant in Saturday’s practice,tweets Will Guillory of The Athletic. While the team wants to get Queen up to speed, Green said New Orleans will be careful not to rush the process after a lengthy layoff.

Queen has been rehabilitating fromJuly surgery to address a torn scapholunate ligament in his left wrist, an injury he sustained at Summer League in Las Vegas. He was alimited participant during New Orleans’ training camp due to the injury.

Queen was selected with the 13th overall pick in June after the Pelicanssent Atlanta this year’s No. 23 selection and an unprotected 2026 first-rounder (the most favorable of New Orleans’ and Milwaukee’s picks) for the right to draft the Maryland big man, who was highly productive in his lone season with the Terrapins. In 36 games last season, the 20-year-old forward/center averaged 16.5 points, 9.0 rebounds, 1.9 assists, 1.1 steals and 1.1 blocks in 30.4 minutes per contest.

We have several more injury notes from around the NBA:

  • Bulls guardCoby White, who has been battling a calf strain since August and didn’t play in any preseason games this fall, “looked good” after going through most of the contact portions of Saturday’s practice, according to head coachBilly Donovan (Twitterlinks K.C. Johnson of Chicago Sports Network). Donovan added that White would go through additional contact work on Monday after taking Sunday off. For his part, White said he was encouraged by today’s session, though he cautioned he’s still working on regaining his conditioning and rhythm. “We’ll see. It’s in the works,” White said of potentially playing in Chicago’s season opener, per Johnson.
  • Celtics starJaylen Brown sustained aleft hamstring injury in Wednesday’s preseason finale. AsJay King of The Athletic writes, head coachJoe Mazzulla didn’t say whether Brown would be active for next Wednesday’s season opener, but the injury doesn’t sound serious — Brown is considered day-to-day, per Mazzulla.
  • Raptors head coachDarko Rajakovic expressed optimism that lottery pickCollin Murray-Boyles could be ready for Wednesday’s season opener in Atlanta after the former South Carolina forward sustained anarm injury last week,tweets Josh Lewenberg of TSN.ca. According to Michael Grange of Sportsnet.ca (Twitterlinks), Murray-Boyles is day-to-day with a right forearm strain.
  • AlthoughRaptors centerJakob Poeltl missed time during preseason with lower back stiffness and exited Friday’s preseason finale with the same injury, Rajakovic clarified after the game that the Austrian big man was pulled for precautionary reasons (Twitterlinks via Lewenberg). Poeltl is under contract through 2029/30 after signing a lucrativelong-term extension in July.
  • ForwardJae’Sean Tate, who underwent offseason ankle surgery, went through contract drills in Saturday’s practice, perRockets head coachIme Udoka (Twitter link via Danielle Lerner of The Houston Chronicle). The team remains optimistic that Tate will be available for Houston’s season opener, butDorian Finney-Smith probably won’t be, according to Udoka. Finney-Smith, a free agent addition, is recovering from June ankle surgery.
  • Former Alabama forwardGrant Nelson was originally expected to sign an Exhibit 10 deal with theNets shortly after Summer League in July, but thesigning was delayed until a few days ago due to an otherwise unspecified “stress reaction from overworking,” he toldBrian Lewis of The New York Post. “It was like a small, little minor injury that held me out of training camp. And then I feel like I did everything I could. I caught the injury really early, so I wasn’t out long. But it worked out perfect. So now I’m back healthy, feeling 100 percent.”
  • BackupLakers centerJaxson Hayes exited Friday’s preseason finale with a right wrist contusion, the team announced (Twitter link via Dan Woike of The Athletic). Head coachJJ Redick said after the game that X-Rays on the wrist were negative, with another update on Hayes expected to come on Sunday, as veteran NBA report Mark Medina relays (via Twitter).
  • Trail Blazers forwardDeni Avdija experienced upper back stiffness on Thursday in Utah, causing him to exit Portland’s preseason finale, per the team (Twitter link). It’s unclear if Avdija will miss additional time as a result of the injury.
September 29th, 2025 at 4:05pm CST by Luke Adams

Asked at theTrail Blazers‘ media day on Monday if there’s any scenario in which he plays this season,Damian Lillard admitted it’s hard to envision making it back from his Achilles tear before the 2026/27 campaign.

“I don’t plan on it,”Lillard said of playing in ’25/26, per Sean Highkin of Rose Garden Report (Twitter link).“I feel like if this team is a one seed (without me), they probably got it. I’m trying to be as healthy as possible.”

Lillard added that the trainers and other players who have sustained Achilles injuries who have spoken to him about the recovery process have stressed patience and suggested that he shouldn’t be trying to make it back “in record time” (Twitter link via Highkin).

Although he almost certainly won’t be suiting up for the Trail Blazers this season, Lillard will still be one of the 15 players on the team’s standard roster, which head coachChauncey Billups believes puts the longtime star point guard in a unique position when it comes to mentoring Portland’s younger players.

“He’s not a coach. He’s still a player. There’s a different level of connectivity that comes with that,” Billups said, noting that he wants Lillard to “keep a really close eye” onShaedon Sharpe,Deni Avdija, andScoot Henderson (Twitter link via Highkin).

Henderson, like Lillard, will be unavailable when the season begins, though hishamstring injury is only projected to keep him out for the start of the season, not all of it. Speaking on Monday to reporters, he referred to the injury as a “freak accident” and “minor setback” and said he’s still feeling positive about the season (Twitterlinks). Billups noted it’s a disappointing turn of events for the former No. 3 overall pick because he’d had an “incredible summer” prior to the injury (Twitter link).

Here’s more from the Blazers’ media day, via Highkin:

  • Billups said on Monday that there are “a lot of ways” the Trail Blazers’ starting lineup could go this fall and that the players who want starting jobs will have to earn them (Twitter link). Interestingly, when forwardJerami Grant was asked about the possibility of coming off the bench, he replied,“I don’t really expect that” (Twitter link). There had been somespeculation this offseason that Grant could be asked to accept a reserve role due to the emergence of young forwards Avdija andToumani Camara.
  • Speaking of Camara, he’s eligible to sign a contract extension but said on Monday that he’s leaving that up to his agent.“I’m just focused on basketball,” Camara said (Twitter link).“I’m trying to stay away from that right now. If I take care of my business on the court, everything will work itself out.”
  • WithDeandre Ayton no longer in Portland, second-year centerDonovan Clingan will be looking to play a major role. He said on Monday that he has worked on improving his conditioning and is aiming to average 30-plus minutes per night (Twitter link). Rookie big manYang Hansen will be among the players vying for minutes in the middle, with Billups referring to the No. 16 overall pick as “right there in the mix” for minutes.“I think Hansen’s done a really good job of getting situated and understanding what we’re doing,” Billups said (Twitter link).“He’s definitely going to play.”
  • Big manRobert Williams, whounderwent a procedure on his knee in March and has been limited to 26 games in two seasons since arriving in Portland, said he’s not sure when he’ll be cleared to play, though he and the training staff have a target date in mind (Twitterlinks).
  • Jrue Holiday andMatisse Thybulle are among the players who expressed enthusiasm on Monday about the defensive potential of the Blazers’ roster (Twitterlinks).“Playing games in your mind of what lineups we can put out there is pretty fun,”Thybulle said.“We have a few All-Defense-level players. I think we can put some ridiculous lineups out there.”
September 15th, 2025 at 11:59am CST by Arthur Hill

Dennis Schröder credited Dirk Nowitzki with inspiring the current crop of players who have turned Germany into an international basketball power, writesEdvinas Jablonskis of BasketNews. After capturing MVP honors while leading his team to the gold medal at EuroBasket, Schröder paid tribute to the Mavericks legend, who was a German basketball icon in addition to his 21-year NBA career.

“Dirk, what he’s been doing for the German national team and what he’s done in the NBA and in the national team made us come to the national team and represent our country,” Schröder said.

Nowitzki is one of the greatest players in European history and earned a long list of honors in international competitions. Schröder is also building an impressive resume, adding the EuroBasket gold to the championship he won at the 2023 FIBA World Cup and a bronze medal in the 2022 EuroBasket, but he doesn’t want to be compared to Nowitzki.

“At the end of the day, my name is Dennis Schröder, and I’m just Dennis Schröder, and that’s my legacy,”he said.“Whatever I can bring to the table to make sure my teammates are good and we compete at the highest level and win gold medals. That’s what I’m going to do. Everything else doesn’t matter.”

There’s more from EuroBasket:

  • German teammateFranz Wagner dedicated the championship to his brother,Moritz Wagner, who was unable to play due to an ACL tear in his left knee that he suffered with Orlando last season, perPijus Sapetka of BasketNews. Franz said his brother is “super happy” about the gold medal, and he wore Moritz’s jersey during the victory celebration as a way to include him.“Obviously, he had a tough injury, and he’s trying to get back as fast as possible,”Franz said. “Couldn’t be here, but I think everybody on the team knows that he’s part of the group. It’s part of what we’re building.”
  • Greek coachVassilis Spanoulis was happy to leave with the bronze, which represents the nation’s first international medal in 16 years, according toMichalis Gioulenoglou of Eurohoops.“This medal belongs to all Greeks,”Spanoulis said. “We wanted to bring basketball to the top again. This generation deserved it. Thank you very much, and I hope this medal returns basketball to the golden era.”
  • Wecovered Schröder’s MVP and the naming of the First Five on Sunday, but several other awards were also handed out.FIBA’s EuroBasket website lists Poland’sJordan Loyd, Turkey’sCedi Osman, Israel’sDeni Avdija, Finland’sLauri Markkanen and Serbia’sNikola Jokic as second-team honorees. In addition, Germany’sIsaac Bonga was named Best Defensive Player, Finland’sMiikka Muurinen received the Rising Star award and Turkey’sErgin Ataman was recognized as Best Coach.Full standings for all 24 tournament teams have also been released.
September 7th, 2025 at 5:20pm CST by Rory Maher

Led byBucks superstarGiannis Antetokounmpo, who dominated with 37 points (on 18-of-23 shooting) and 10 rebounds in 29 minutes, Greece was the final team to advance to the quarterfinals of EuroBasket 2025 on Sunday after defeating Israel.

Although the game was close through most of the first three quarters and the final margin of victory was only five points, the Greek national team never trailed and was ahead for 39:13 of the 40-minute contest, according toFIBA.Trail Blazers forwardDeni Avdija scored a team-high 22 points for Israel in the loss.

Greece will now face Lithuania, whicheliminated host nation Latvia in the round of 16.

In apress release, FIBA announced the dates and tip-off times for each single-elimination quarterfinal matchup, which will continue to be held in Riga, Latvia. They are as follows:

Tuesday, September 9:

  • Turkey vs. Poland – 9:00am CT / 5:00pm EEST
  • Lithuania vs. Greece – 1:00pm CT / 9:00pm EEST

Wednesday, September 10:

  • Finland vs. Georgia – 9:00am CT / 5:00pm EEST
  • Germany vs. Slovenia – 1:00pm CT / 9:00pm EEST

Turkey and Germany are the only two undefeated teams (6-0) in the tournament, withboth advancing to the quarterfinals on Saturday following victories over Sweden and Portugal, respectively. Turkey faces Poland, which went 3-2 in the group phase and knocked off Bosnia and Herzegovina for a spot in the quarterfinals, while Germany will take on Slovenia, whichousted Italy.

Serbia and France, which both went 4-1 during the group phase and were among the favorites to medal,bothlost in the round of 16. Finland and Georgia pulled off those upsets, and will now meet for a spot in the semifinals.

The teams that were eliminated in the round of 16 have beenofficially classified as well. Group position was the primary criterion, followed by group phase record and point differential.

  1. France
  2. Serbia
  3. Italy
  4. Latvia
  5. Bosnia and Herzegovina
  6. Israel
  7. Portugal
  8. Sweden
September 1st, 2025 at 1:36pm CST by Earnest Marshall

After shooting a rough 23.8% from the field in Italy’s first two EuroBasket games,Heat forwardSimone Fontecchio rebounded in a big way on Sunday. As The Miami Herald’s Anthony Chiang (Twitter link) relays, Fontecchio poured in 39 points while shooting 65.0% from the field and 70.0% from three in a win against Bosnia and Herzegovina. He also added eight rebounds and three assists across 37 minutes.

The Italian forward brokehis country’s all-time single-game scoring record, surpassingAndrea Bargnani‘s 36 points in 2011. The only other modern player in Italy’s all-time top five isDanilo Gallinari‘s 33 points in 2015.

Fontecchio’s breakout EuroBasket game, which included seven three-pointers, is an encouraging sign for the Heat. Fontecchio arrived in Miami in the trade that sent the Heat’s all-time leader in three-pointers,Duncan Robinson, to the Pistons.

We have more from EuroBasket:

  • Israel pulled off an upset in Group D with a 80-69 win over France behind a 23-point, eight-rebound, five-steal performance fromTrail Blazers forwardDeni Avdija,per Eurohoops.net. According to the official French National Team page (Twitter link),Wizards centerAlex Sarr missed the game to rest a minor right calf injury.
  • Bulls centerNikola Vucevic helped deliver Montenegro a huge win over Sweden in Group B, recording 23 points, 15 rebounds and three blocks. AsBasketNews details, Vucevic’s performance was one of his best in a national team jersey.“It felt great, great team effort, proud of all the guys, really competed, really left it all on the floor,”Vucevic said.“Anybody that came into the game played, had huge impact at different points right throughout the game and that’s what we needed.”
  • Alperen Sengun notched 21 points, eight rebounds and five assists against Estonia and has led Turkey to a 4-0 record in Group A.According to Eurohoops.net, theRockets center became the first player in the last 30 years to record at least 20 points, five rebounds and five assists in three straight EuroBasket games.
August 27th, 2025 at 7:07am CST by Luke Adams

On the heels of the FIBA World Cup in 2023 and the Paris Olympics in 2024, the 2025 NBA offseason doesn’t feature a major international tournament in which the United States’ top stars are competing.

However, several of the league’s biggest names – including three-time Most Valuable PlayerNikola Jokic, two-time MVPGiannis Antetokounmpo, and five-time All-NBA first-teamerLuka Doncic – are taking part in FIBA EuroBasket 2025, which tipped off on Wednesday.

The tournament, also known as the European Basketball Championship, takes place every four years and features 24 European countries vying for a gold medal. The 24 teams who qualified for EuroBasket are split up into four groups and will face the other teams in their group across five games from August 27 to September 4.

At the end of group play, the top four teams from each group will advance to the knockout round, which is a single-elimination tournament featuring the remaining 16 countries.

By our count, 28 active NBA players are taking part in EuroBasket 2025, along with 30 former NBA players and several more who were selected in an NBA draft but have yet to play in the league.

Here’s the full list of current and former NBA players set to compete in EuroBasket, sorted by group and country:

Group A

Czechia (Czech Republic)

  • Current NBA players:Vit Krejci (Hawks)
  • Former NBA players: None

Estonia

  • Current NBA players: None
  • Former NBA players:Henri Drell

Latvia

Portugal

  • Current NBA players:Neemias Queta (Celtics)
  • Former NBA players: None

Serbia

Serbia’s roster also includesNikola Milutinov andVanja Marinkovic, who are former NBA draft picks but have never played in the league.

Turkey

Group B

Finland

Germany

Great Britain

Lithuania

Lithuania’s roster also includesRokas Jokubaitis, a former NBA draft pick who has never played in the league, andAzuolas Tubelis, who was on a two-way contract with the Sixers during the 2023 offseason but was waived before the season began.

Montenegro

Sweden

  • Current NBA players: Pelle Larsson (Heat)
  • Former NBA players: None

Group C

Bosnia and Herzegovina

  • Current NBA players:Jusuf Nurkic (Jazz)
  • Former NBA players: None

Cyprus

  • Current NBA players: None
  • Former NBA players: None

Georgia

Greece

Italy

Italy’s roster also includesMatteo Spagnolo,Gabriele Procida, andSaliou Niang, who are former NBA draft picks but have never played in the league.

Spain

Group D

Belgium

  • Current NBA players: None
  • Former NBA players: None

France

France’s roster also includesIsaia Cordinier, a former NBA draft pick who has never played in the league.

Iceland

  • Current NBA players: None
  • Former NBA players: None

Israel

  • Current NBA players:Deni Avdija (Trail Blazers)
  • Former NBA players: None

Israel’s roster also includesYam Madar, a former NBA draft pick who has never played in the league.

Poland

  • Current NBA players: None
  • Former NBA players:Jordan Loyd

Slovenia

  • Current NBA players:Luka Doncic (Lakers)
  • Former NBA players: None
August 20th, 2025 at 7:41pm CST by Arthur Hill

Serbia is among the favorites as EuroBasket gets ready to open next week, and captainBogdan Bogdanovic recognizes the expectations for his star-filled team, according toEurohoops. Serbia hasn’t won the event in 24 years, and it has been placed in a challenging Group A along with Turkey, Czechia, Portugal, Estonia and host Latvia.

“We are aware of it, but our focus should be on the upcoming tournament,”Bogdanovic said of the long drought.“Do we feel it? Yes. But that’s part of the game. You have to embrace it and push through.”

Bogdanovic has the advantage of playing alongside one of game’s elite talents inNikola Jokic, and he said Jokic has a “front vision” that allows him to remain a few steps ahead of the action. He also discussed some of the tournament’s other stars, including Greece’sGiannis Antetokounmpo and Slovenia’sLuka Doncic.

“Giannis is pure athleticism,”Bogdanovic said. “You can’t make mistakes against him because he punishes them all the time. His defense is incredible, and running in transition makes him unstoppable.(Doncic) can kill anyone in a tournament. He can go for 50, 60 points … that’s what makes him special.”

There’s more from EuroBasket:

  • Sources tellBasketNews that Turkish big manAdem Bona is expected to be fine after limping off the court in Wednesday’s win over Lithuania (Twitter video link). Bona, who’s coming off a promising rookie season with theSixers, played just seven minutes before the injury.
  • Former NBA forwardDavis Bertans credits coachLuca Banchi with helping to make Latvia a legitimate contender on the international stage, perGiorgos Kyriakidis of BasketNews. EuroBasket will be Banchi’s final tournament with the national team.“Few coaches have left such a visible imprint in such a short span,” Bertans said.“Under his leadership, Latvia not only shed its underdog label but also carved out a new identity — one built on collective confidence, tactical sharpness, and the belief that no opponent was beyond reach.”
  • Deni Avdija leads Israel’s final 12-man roster for EuroBasket, according toBasketNews. He’s the only player with NBA experience for the Israelis, who went 3-2 in exhibition play and will be in Group D along with Belgium, France, Iceland, Slovenia and host Poland.
July 22nd, 2025 at 9:59pm CST by Dana Gauruder

Terrence Shannon Jr. wasnamed to the All-Summer First Team on Tuesday. The Timberwolves guard stood out in Las Vegas and he’ll look to parlay that success in his second NBA season, Jon Krawczynski of The Athletic writes.

Shannon could be as the main candidate to fill the void left byNickeil Alexander-Walker, who averaged 25.3 minutes per game last season and signed with the Hawks as a free agent. Shannon will battleJaylen Clark andRob Dillingham for those minutes. A late first-round pick in 2024, the 24-year-old appeared in 32 regular season games as a rookie.

Here’s more from the Northwest Division:

  • A conversation withMagic Johnson early in his pro baseball career inspired Alex Rodriguez to become an NBA owner after his retirement. Rodriguez and Marc Lore wereunanimously approved as majority owners of theTimberwolves last month.“When I was 21 years old, Magic sat with me. I was supposed to have 30 minutes,” Rodriguez toldAndscape’s Marc J. Spears. “And that 30 minutes went to about three and a half hours and nine pages of notes. I asked him a few years later, ‘Magic why did you give me three-plus hours?’ And he said, ‘Because you came in, you were focused, you were making eye contact and you were engaged. I saw your passion. I saw you writing all those notes.’ The main thing he said is, ‘When you do your thing, your obligation is to pass it down to the next generation of us.’”
  • Trail Blazers forwardDeni Avdija is focused on playing for Israel in the upcoming EuroBasket tournament this summer, according toJohnny Askounis of Eurohoops.net.“I am not currently thinking about the NBA. Playing for the national team of Israel is the most important honor for any player,” he said in a press conference, “Joining players I grew up with from the junior national teams is exciting. We have an amazing squad here, capable of great things. I will do everything possible to make this team successful.” Israel will face Iceland, Poland, France, Belgium, and Slovenia between Aug. 28-Sept. 4 in the preliminary round. “I am aiming for the top. I have always aimed for the top,” Avdija said.
  • Suns draft pickRasheer Fleming found out during a pre-draft workout with theTrail Blazers how skilledYang Hansen was. Portland wound up using the No. 16 pick on the Chinese big man. “They’ve been saying he’s the next Jokic,” Fleming toldSean Highkin of the Rose Garden Report (Substack link). “He’s so skilled. We got to see all of that in the workout. He was on my team. He threw me some dimes. He can really pass.”

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