I'm A Celebrity Betting: Reality TV Odds & I'm A Celeb Tips

  • The first series of I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! took place in 2002

  • Initially held in Queensland, New South Wales has been the home of I’m A Celeb for 18 of the 20 seasons

  • Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly have presented the show since its inception

Arguably the biggest reality TV show around, I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! has been a huge hit on British television for the last 20 years.

The show, famous for its dramatic Bushtucker trials, is now part and parcel of the British TV calendar. Without a doubt, I’m A Celeb is one of the best programmes on television.

Presented by legendary TV duo Ant & Dec, I’m A Celebrity usually takes place over three weeks in November and December – prior to the busy festive period.

TV betting experts will know all about I’m A Celebrity odds and how the show works; the concept is simple yet effective. Ultimately, I’m A Celeb is the perfect reality TV programme.

According to viewing figures, series 18 was the most popular in I’m A Celebrity history – with over 12.1 million viewers tuning in for each episode.

Harry Redknapp was crowned King of the Jungle that year, beating the likes of Emily Atack and John Barrowman to victory – justifying sports betting favouritism with the bookies.

I’m A Celeb Betting Tips

Bookmakers regularly offer I’m A Celebrity odds on rumoured contestants, though many of the reports in the mainstream media are often way off the mark.

It is often worth waiting until the line-up is confirmed before looking at I’m A Celebrity betting markets. ITV bosses will be keen to secure an array of talent in this year’s series…

Furthermore, punters can take advantage of I’m A Celebrity live betting odds throughout the series. In-play odds on reality TV shows can often prove advantageous to viewers.

An argument can see the general public turn on contestants very quickly in the Jungle – it is one of the more unforgiving forms of reality TV.

Everything is picked up by the eagle-eyed television cameras and plenty of fan favourites have ruined their chance of I’m A Celeb glory by getting too big for their boots.

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When the food situation begins to look bleak, that is when most of the arguments start in I’m A Celebrity. Keep checking I’m A Celeb odds daily for any betting changes and trends.

Historically, backing a King of the Jungle has been the right move but five of the previous six winners have been female – Redknapp winning in 2018 is the exception to the rule.

Giovanna Fletcher was crowned Queen of the Jungle in 2020, defying the I’m A Celebrity odds to pip red hot favourite Jordan North to that coveted top spot.

However, men have an excellent record when it comes to reaching the final. You have to go back to 2012 to find the last time when just one male celebrity finished in the top three.

It may prove prudent to back television stars when it comes to I’m A Celebrity – soap opera and reality TV stars have a large following and tend to shine in the Jungle.

I'm A Celeb Winners:

I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! has been running for two decades now and some of the biggest celebrity names in television have tasted success in the Jungle.

Here, you can find a full list of the I'm A Celeb winners - will we see the early favourite justify I'm A Celebrity odds again this year?

Series Winner Second Place Third Place
1 Tony Blackburn Tara Palmer-Tomkinson Christine Hamilton
2 Phil Tufnell John Fashanu Linda Barker
3 Kerry McFadden Jennie Bond Peter Andre
4 Joe Pasquale Paul Burrell Fran Cosgrave
5 Carol Thatcher Sheree Murphy Sid Owen
6 Matt Willis Myleene Klass Jason Donovan
7 Christopher Biggins Janice Dickinson Jason Brown
8 Joe Swash Martin Navratilova George Takei
9 Gino D'Acampo Kim Woodburn Jimmy White
10 Stacey Solomon Shaun Ryder Jenny Eclair
11 Dougie Poynter Mark Wright Fatima Whitbread
12 Charlie Brooks Ashley Roberts David Haye
13 Kian Egan David Emanuel Lucy Pargeter
14 Carl Fogarty Jake Quickenden Melanie Sykes
15 Vicky Pattison George Shelley Ferne McCann
16 Scarlett Moffatt Joel Dommett Adam Thomas
17 Georgia Toffolo Jamie Lomas Iain Lee
18 Harry Redknapp Emily Atack John Barrowman
19 Jacqueline Jossa Andy Whyment Roman Kemp
20 Giovanna Fletcher Jordan North Vernon Kay

Reality TV Betting Tips

There are a number of popular reality TV shows for punters to bet on these days, with the likes of Strictly Come Dancing and Love Island springing immediately to mind.

While Strictly betting tips tend to focus more around the outright winner and next elimination markets, I’m A Celeb offers a wider range of reality TV bet options.

Those betting on I’m A Celebrity can find King or Queen of the Jungle odds, to reach the final betting markets and even an exact I’m A Celeb forecast.

If you enjoy reality TV betting, get involved with Love Island betting at 888sport. Like I’m A Celebrity, Love Island airs on ITV and it is arguably the biggest reality programme aired in the summer.

*Credit for the main photo belongs to Joel Ryan / AP Photo*

February 15, 2021
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Super Bowl Winners List – Most Super Bowl Wins

  • Winning the Super Bowl is the dream for every aspiring NFL player

  • Tom Brady has won the Super Bowl seven times, six of those with the New England Patriots

  • The Patriots and the Pittsburgh Steelers are the most successful NFL teams with six Super Bowl titles apiece

One of the highlights of the year, the Super Bowl is the pinnacle of American football. It is a must watch for every NFL betting fan around the world…

While every youngster dreams of winning the Super Bowl, only a select few will be fortunate enough to lift the Vince Lombardi Trophy on Super Bowl Sunday.

Looking back at past results may not help your Super Bowl predictions for next year but you can find out whether a team has what it takes to win the NFL showpiece.

Here at 888sport, we’ve got you covered on the latest Super Bowl betting odds. Who will be crowned Super Bowl champions next year? Only time will tell.

Winning the Super Bowl is the ultimate goal for NFL rookies and veterans alike. Let us know who you think will be joining the Super Bowl winners list next year!

Super Bowl Winners List:

Super Bowl I took place in January 1967, with the Green Bay Packers defeating the Kansas City Chiefs 35-10 to claim a famous victory. The Packers made it back-to-back Super Bowl wins the following year with a win over the Oakland Raiders.

The complete Super Bowl winners list can be found below, ending with Tampa Bay Buccaneers' recent win over the Kansas City Chiefs. That success saw Tampa Bay become the first team to win a Super Bowl in their home stadium...

 

Super Bowl Wins By Team:

The New England Patriots, involved in one of the highest scoring Super Bowl games of all-time, have reached 11 Super Bowls - an NFL record.

As of the 2021 NFL season, there are just four teams with a 100% winning record in Super Bowls.

The Baltimore Ravens and Tampa Bay Buccaneers have two Super Bowl wins while the New York Jets and New Orleans Saints appear on this Super Bowl winners list once.

Teams Wins Losses Seasons
Patriots 6 5 01, 03, 04, 14, 16, 18
Steelers 6 2 74, 75, 78, 79, 05, 08
Cowboys 5 3 71, 77, 92, 93, 95
49ers 5 2 81, 84, 88, 89, 94
Packers 4 1 66, 67, 96, 10
Giants 4 1 86, 90, 07, 11
Broncos 3 5 97, 98, 15
Washington 3 2 82, 87, 91
Raiders 3 2 76, 80, 83
Dolphins 2 3 72, 73
Colts 2 2 70, 06
Chiefs 2 2 69, 19
Ravens 2 0 00, 12
Buccaneers 2 0 02, 20
Rams 1 3 99
Seahawks 1 2 13
Eagles 1 2 17
Bears 1 1 85
Jets 1 0 68
Saints 1 0 09

Heading into the 2021 NFL season, there are 12 teams who have yet to win a Super Bowl. Four of those (Browns, Lions, Jaguars and Texans) have never reached the Super Bowl.

NFL Picks Straight Up:

Once you’ve confirmed yourself as a genius by taking on our Super Bowl quiz, head over to our NFL expert picks page for the latest American football ramblings.

Our team of NFL picks straight up experts have an excellent record when it comes to sports betting and they will do their best to find the next name on the Super Bowl winners list!

888sport is the place to be for the best NFL betting tips throughout the year, with NFL Draft predictions and American football odds on NFL playoffs, Conference winners and more.

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April 21, 2021
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He loves placing a weekly accumulator on the football at the weekend and dreams of landing the big winner that will take him back to Las Vegas.

As well as writing sports betting tips for 888sport since 2015, Alex has produced content for several international media companies, such as Goal.com and The SPORTBible. 
 

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Cricket Commentators - Who Are The Best Cricket Commentators On TV?

  • Sky Sports, Talksport and BBC all have teams of established cricket commentators.

  • Nasser Hussain and Michael Atherton are two of the best active cricket commentators

  • Cricket commentary is a very different skill to other sports

Cricket commentary comes in many different forms. Any regular surveyor of cricket betting odds will be well aware of the different formats of the sport.

Informing and entertaining a Test match audience is not the same as keeping up with the crash-bang of T10 or the Big Bash.

The best cricket commentators mix insight with humour, and they are masters of knowing when not to speak.

Best Cricket Commentators:

Their predictions might not always be useful for cricket betting tips, but they enhance the viewing experience. Test match cricket, in particular, needs good commentary.

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As the broadcast rights have been spread across various platforms, many different media companies have built their own cricket commentary teams.

Sky Sports still lead the way, but Talksport, BBC and BT Sport all produce cricket coverage, too.

Whether travelling to the best cricket stadiums in the world or working remotely, cricket commentary is a skill that only few can master. Here’s a run down of cricket commentary in the UK.

Sky Sports Cricket Commentators

Sky Sports are the gold standard of cricket coverage. There has been gradual change of late, with the old guard of David Gower and Ian Botham no longer working alongside Nasser Hussain, Michael Atherton and Michael Holding.

David ‘Bumble’ Lloyd, Hussain, Atherton and Holding are the four predominant voices of English summers. Ian Ward’s role has grown since Gower departed, while Rob Key is a popular and entertaining pundit.

Ebony Rainford-Brent and Ian Bishop were present for some of the 2020 season. Wasim Akram joined for the Pakistan series.

Sky will usually have at least one commentator from the nation England are facing. Shane Warne and Ricky Ponting have taken this role on in past Ashes series (though Warne is often featured in other series too).

Other greats of the game including Shaun Pollock, Kumar Sangakkara and Ian Smith have sat alongside Lloyd, Hussain and Atherton for series featuring their respective nations.

Talksport Cricket Commentators

Talksport is the biggest sports radio network in the UK. Cricket has not always been a priority, but they have begun to acquire rights to England matches over the last few years.

Back in 2019, Talksport won a Sports Journalist Association award for their coverage of England’s 2018 tour of Sri Lanka.

The radio giant secured rights for England’s 2020 tour of South Africa. Darren Gough, a Talksport regular, was involved, but they also brought in a raft of new voices to partner with some experienced broadcasters, including the brilliant Mark Butcher.

Butcher, 2005 Ashes winner Steve Harmison, Gareth Batty and Alex Tudor are all Talksport regulars, though Harmison and Butcher regular appear on Sky, too.

Jarrod Kimber and Andrew McKenna are often heard on Talksport, while Kate Cross, Shaun Pollock and Dane Vilas joined for the South Africa series.

Kevin Pietersen has been used by Talksport in the past, notably including England’s previous trip to South Africa.

Pietersen splits opinion as a pundit, but having once been arguably the best cricketer in the world, he has a wealth of experience to draw on.

Former England wicketkeeper Matt Prior has been an insightful commentator on Talksport previously, too. Mark Nicholas, commentator for some of England’s finest moments, has worked with the station in the past.

BBC Cricket Commentators

It’s a long, long time since Test match cricket was shown on BBC.

The Hundred, if it ever happens, is due to be shown by the national broadcaster, however, and the BBC’s radio coverage has remained even with others now competing more for the rights.

There’s been some turnover in Test Match Special’s regular commentators over the years. Simon Hughes, Henry Blofeld and Ed Smith no longer feature, though Jonathan Agnew and Simon Mann remain.

Alison Mitchell, Kevin Howells, Charles Dagnall, Daniel Norcross, Isa Guha and Henry Moeran are all frequently heard on TMS. All have joined since 2007.

The role of summariser is every bit as important. Geoffrey Boycott’s career has come to an end, but the wonderful Vic Marks remains alongside Phil Tufnell, Michael Vaughan and Alec Stewart.

Graeme Swann, Ebony Rainford-Brent, Alastair Cook, Mark Ramprakash and Alex Hartley have all joined in recent years, too.

Like their competitors, the BBC will also use a mix of guest summarisers and commentators for different series.

For instance, Adam Collins and Jim Maxwell featured during the Ashes, and Glenn McGrath was famously on air as Ben Stokes broke Australian hearts at Headingley.

Channel 4 Cricket Commentators

Channel 4 won rights for the India versus England series at the last minute. Their match commentary has been courtesy of the host broadcasters, and the whole production has clearly been put together last minute.

For such a rushed situation, they’ve done pretty well thus far. Alastair Cook has a heavy burden to carry as the only studio analyst, but England’s leading run scorer has been superb.

Cook’s knowledge of the modern game is second to none – he gives a more balanced outlook than some of his older peers.

Female Cricket Commentators

Isa Guha, Kate Cross, Alison Mitchell and Ebony Rainford-Brent are the most frequently heard female cricket commentators in the UK.

Former England captain Charlotte Edwards has worked for Sky Sports, and brings incredible knowledge of the international game, having led England to multiple Ashes wins and world titles in both limited overs formats.

Mitchell has been commentating on international cricket since 2007. She was the first woman to be a regular on Test Match Special, and also worked with BT Sport for the 2017/18 Ashes series down under.

Rainford-Brent was heard throughout the 2020 summer on TMS and Sky Sports. The former England international went viral with Michael Holding for their emotional and powerful piece on racism in cricket.

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He covers most sports, including cricket and Formula One. Sam particularly enjoys those on the other side of the Atlantic Ocean – notably MLB and NBA.

Watching, writing and talking about sports betting takes up most of his time, whether that is for a day out at T20 Finals Day or a long night of basketball.

Having been writing for several years, Sam has been working with 888Sport since 2016, contributing multiple articles per week to the blog.

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Grand National 2021 Sweepstake Kit: Grand National Runners

  • The Grand National is one of the biggest horse racing events of the year.

  • Grand National sweepstake kits are especially popular in offices and amongst family and friends.

  • With a 1 in 40 chance of winning, the Grand National sweepstake helps enhance the excitement.

The Grand National sweepstake is an absolute must ahead of Aintree’s showpiece race.

With 40 Grand National runners involved, a sweepstake enhances the excitement for horse racing fans across the country.

Whether you do a sweepstake for your friends and family or create a Grand National 2021 sweepstake for the office, entertainment is at the heart of the Aintree sweepstake.

Millions of people tune in to watch the Grand National each year, with nearly 10 million UK households watching the 2019 race on ITV.

Horse racing betting fans will know the runners and riders off by heart but for those ‘once a year’ punters, a pinstickers’ Grand National guide is essential.

Grand National Sweepstake 2021 - How Does It Work?

Creating a Grand National sweepstake is simple – you just need to follow a few important rules to guarantee your Aintree sweepstake works smoothly.

The concept is for a group of people to pay an amount of money for one of the 40 slots, with Grand National runners allocated by a random draw.

Make sure you agree on an entry amount before collecting any monies. Most people tend to ask for £1 or £2 in order to build a prize pot – remember a Grand National sweepstake kit is all about fun.

Once every entry has been paid, ask people to pick their horse out of a hat or use a random Grand National sweepstake generator to assign the National runners.

A full Grand National 2021 sweepstake kit will available here at 888sport once the runners and riders are officially confirmed.

Grand National Sweepstake - Prize Money:

You can divvy up the prize fund in a number of ways. Firstly, you could go ‘all in’ with 100% of the winnings going to the lucky person who draws the Grand National winner.

However, it is often more exciting to offer prize money to those who finish second, third and fourth with their Grand National sweepstake picks.

One such way to split the Grand National sweepstake prize pot is here:

  • 1st place = 60% of prize fund

  • 2nd place = 25% of prize fund

  • 3rd place = 10% of prize fund

  • 4th place = 5% of prize fund

Grand National Sweepstake Kit - 2021 Runners:

  1. Bristol De Mai (Daryl Jacob)

  2. Chris's Dream (Darragh O'Keeffe)

  3. Yala Enki (Bryony Frost)

  4. Ballyoptic (Sam Twiston-Davies)

  5. Definitly Red (Henry Brooke)

  6. Lake View Lad (Brian Hughes)

  7. Burrows Saint (Mr Patrick Mullins)

  8. Magic Of Light (Robbie Power)

  9. Acapella Bourgeois (Danny Mullins)

  10. Talkischeap (Tom Cannon)

  11. Tout Est Permis (Sean Flanagan)

  12. Anibale Fly (Denis O'Regan)

  13. Mister Malarky (Jonjo O'Neill Jr)

  14. Kimberlite Candy (Richie McLernon)

  15. Any Second Now (Mark Walsh)

  16. Balko Des Flos (Aidan Coleman)

  17. Alpha Des Obeaux (Jody McGarvey)

  18. OK Corral (Derek O'Connor)

  19. Takingrisks (Sean Quinlan)

  20. Shattered Love

  21. Jett (Mr Sam Waley-Cohen)

  22. Lord Du Mesnil (Nick Scholfield)

  23. Potters Corner (Jack Tudor)

  24. Class Conti (Brian Hayes)

  25. Milan Native (Mr Jamie Codd)

  26. Discorama (Bryan Cooper)

  27. Vieux Lion Rouge (Conor O'Farrell)

  28. Cloth Cap (Tom Scudamore)

  29. Cabaret Queen

  30. Minellacelebration (Ben Poste)

  31. Canelo (Tom Bellamy)

  32. The Long Mile (Luke Dempsey)

  33. Give Me A Copper (Harry Cobden)

  34. Farclas (Jack Kennedy)

  35. Minella Times (Rachael Blackmore)

  36. Sub Lieutenant (Tabitha Worsley)

  37. Hogan's Height (Gavin Sheehan)

  38. Double Shuffle (Jonathan Burke)

  39. Ami Desbois (Kielan Woods)

  40. Blaklion (Harry Skelton)

Just make sure you advise players on how the Grand National sweepstake prize pot will be split before selections are made – that way everyone is aware of the system in place.

Good luck with your 2021 Grand National sweepstake. If you fancy a flutter on the big race, follow Aintree updates and NAP of the Day horse racing tips here at 888sport!

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April 9, 2021
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Premier League Trophy: Facts, Figures & Winners

  • The Premier League trophy has been awarded to the winners of the English top flight for almost three decades

  • Manchester United are the most successful team in Premier League history with 13 titles

  • Liverpool are the current holders of English football’s greatest prize

Everyone betting on the Premier League is hoping to pick the Premier League winner correctly.

The Premier League trophy is one of the most iconic in football – any manager who can lead his team to Premier League glory has their name forever written in the annals of football history.

The preseason Premier League football odds are one of the most popular betting markets.

From Leicester’s 5000/1 upset to odds-on favourites aiming to break records, football fans around the globe are looking to predict the eventual winner of the Premier League trophy.

There have been open-top bus parades aplenty. Cities have partied for weeks thanks to the trophy which represents supremacy in English football.

It has been a symbol of invincibility, of footballing perfection, and on multiple occasions, the reward at the end of a day of the greatest sporting drama.

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The Premier League trophy has meant so much to millions. Here’s everything you need to know about one of football’s greatest pieces of silverware.

When Was The Premier League Trophy First Awarded?

It might be neck and neck for the honour of most successful club in England, but Manchester United are the undisputed kings of the Premier League era.

The Premier League trophy was introduced for the start of the Premiership era in 1992/93 – Manchester United lifted the trophy in spring of 1993.

The success of 1993 was the first of four titles in five seasons for the Red Devils. Alex Ferguson’s reign of dominance was just beginning, however, as United won four more titles between 1998 and 2003.

United’s glory years featured some of the best players English football has ever seen. While not all of the best midfielders in Premier League history had the chance to lift the trophy, many were fortunate to win it on multiple occasions.

Steven Gerrard famously missed out, of course, but Frank Lampard, Paul Scholes, Roy Keane, Patrick Vieira and Yaya Toure all won multiple titles.

Gerrard is universally thought of as the best player of the Premier League era to not win a league title. Others in that category include Gerrard’s long-time teammate Jamie Carragher, Gareth Bale and Gianfranco Zola.

Premier League Trophy Design

The current edition of the Premier League trophy was designed and created by the Royal Jewellers Asprey of London. Standing atop a malachite plinth base is a silver trophy with a golden crown.

The main body of the trophy, like many other sports trophies, is made of solid sterling silver. Malachite is a ‘semi-precious’ stone of which the base is made up. This has a silver band containing engravings of previous champions.

Three lions are represented by the trophy. Two gold lions sit above the handles, and according to the official Premier League website, the captain of the winning team becomes the third lion when he lifts the trophy above his head.

Ribbons from either handle are draped in the colours of the reigning champions.

A special entirely gold version of the trophy was commissioned following the 2003/04 campaign to celebrate Arsenal’s invincible season, the first in the history of English football.

The Premier League has two versions of the trophy. The genuine trophy, which belongs to the reigning champions, and a spare replica are required to enable the league to award the trophy within minutes of a team winning the title.

Should three teams be in contention on the final day (which is extremely rare), the league would also use a replica won by a previous champion.

Premier League Trophy Height 

The Premier League trophy is over a metre tall at 104 centimetres. It’s two feet wide, too (61 centimetres). This is almost double the height of the FA Cup, which is about the same tall as the Premier League trophy is wide.

To give other football comparisons, the Champions League trophy (which often looks enormous) is just 73.5 centimetres tall.

The FIFA World Cup is minute in comparison at only 36.5 centimetres, making it just over a third of the height of the Premier League.

The Copa America is only 77 centimetres, while the MLS Cup is almost exactly the same height as the FA Cup.

Premier League Trophy Weight

The Premier League trophy weighs 25.4 kilograms. The majority of that weight comes from the base, which features the engraving of all the previous champions – the base alone weighs 15.9 kilograms, which is over double the weight of the FA Cup.

The Champions League trophy comes in at 7.5 kilograms. Even the Europa League trophy, which is the heaviest of all UEFA trophies, weighs less than the base of the Premier League trophy at 15 kilograms in total.

A total weight of over 25 kilograms makes the Premier League trophy one of the heaviest trophies around.

Without the base, it is still considerably heavier than many other major trophies – the Super Bowl and NBA Finals winners receive trophies which are markedly lighter than the almost 10 kilograms the Premier League trophy weighs in at.

Premier League Trophy Winners:

  • 1992/93 – Manchester United

  • 1993/94 – Manchester United

  • 1994/95 – Blackburn Rovers

  • 1995/96 - Manchester United

  • 1996/97 - Manchester United 

  • 1997/98 – Arsenal

  • 1998/99 - Manchester United

  • 1999/2000 - Manchester United

  • 2000/01 - Manchester United 

  • 2001/02 – Arsenal

  • 2002/03 - Manchester United

  • 2003/04 – Arsenal

  • 2004/05 - Chelsea

  • 2005/06 – Chelsea

  • 2006/07 - Manchester United

  • 2007/08 - Manchester United

  • 2008/09 - Manchester United

  • 2009/10 – Chelsea

  • 2010/11 - Manchester United

  • 2011/12 – Manchester City

  • 2012/13 - Manchester United

  • 2013/14 – Manchester City

  • 2014/15 – Chelsea

  • 2015/16 – Leicester City

  • 2016/17 – Chelsea

  • 2017/18 – Manchester City

  • 2018/19 – Manchester City

  • 2019/20 – Liverpool

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Having been writing for several years, Sam has been working with 888Sport since 2016, contributing multiple articles per week to the blog.

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