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B-4 Tow Talk, Alexandria Pweville, La Tuesday, November 11, 196 Navratilova Easily Tops Mandlikova 'Mac-in-the-Box' Star McEnroe Still Popping Off 1 111 1 I I A 1 tit jl ILjk WORCESTER, Mass. (AP) -Martina Navratilova defended her Virginia Slims of New England tennis title Monday, serving and volleying her way to a 12th tournament championship this year with a 6-2, 6-2 finals victory over second-seed Hana Mandlikova. The top-seeded Navratilova dominated at the net throughout the match, gaining an opening-game break and jumping to a 4-1 lead in the first set. The 30-year-old Navratilova won five consecutive games in the second set as she required just 57 minutes to take her second New England Slims title this year. She won the tournament when it was last held Jan.

14. The win Monday was worth $45,000 to Navratilova; second-place earned Mandlikova $22,600. Navratilova upset Mandlikova at the outset of their match, taking quick control at the net and volleying three consecutive winners before allowing Mandlikova a single service point. Navratilova traded service games with her 24-year-old opponent and scored yet another break at love in the fifth game for her 4-1 lead. After relinquishing a match-point opportunity, Navratilova rocketed a forehand winner for her 414th match win against only 14 losses since 1982.

ANTWERP, Belgium (AP) -Back on the tour after a six-month sabbatical, John McEnroe still has the flawless style of a No. 1 tennis player. But he also is having a tough time shedding his old, mouthy ways. An excitable boy still lurks at the surface of the 27-year-old New Yorker. Like a Jack-In-The-Box, the boy still can pop out with a vengeance.

When he beat Thomas Muster, an Austrian teen-ager, in the quarterfinals of the $920,000 European Community Championships last week, McEnroe's mouth worked overtime. He argued with the referee, the linesmen or the crowd, and shouted barely disguised obscenities. A week earlier, the excitable boy had yelled at the Paris Open referee long after McEnroe was beaten by Spain's Sergio Casal. It got him a 42-day suspension. Such outbursts clash with the postmatch McEnroe.

In the past, he could be as rude off-court as during a match. But meeting with the media now, he speaks quietly of his game, his strategy, the other players and his actress-wife, Tatum O'Neal. "I'm happy to be playing again happy to be back," he said after the Muster match. He beat Miloslav Mecir of If I question calls, it takes something away from me. I went (into the ECC final) trying not to get involved It was a big test," he said.

The victory was his fourth since netted him $210,000. This week, he will play in London's $375,000 Benson and Hedges event, and is seeded fifth, behind Stefan Edberg of Sweden, Frenchmen Henri Leconte and Yannick Noah, and Mecir. "I felt I wanted to play one more tournament this year," he said. "I want to get a few more points (in the ATP rankings)." According to Noah, McEnroe has a way to go before being No. 1 again.

"He is not at the level he was at when he was No. 1," said Noah, who lost to McEnroe in the ECC semifinals. But he speaks with respect for McEnroe's zeal to regain the top spot he held from 1981-85. "He needs more time. Comebacks are difficult, and John seems to want to go through hard times.

He needs that for motivation," Noah said. "I need to keep my goals down," McEnroe said. "Because I took some time off, I was expecting too much. That was bad for my concentration and I have not been playing at 100 percent. At times, I miss crucial points." John McEnroe needs to learn when to bite his lip.

Czechoslovakia in Sunday's ECC final in a tough five-set match, a significant victory for several reasons. Mecir, 22, is a new kid on the block who surged into the top 10 in the past year. "He's the kind of guy I need to beat to get back to the top," McEnroe said. Despite some poor calls in the final, McEnroe kept the excitable boy and his concentration in check and indicated he soon may be No. 1 again.

"It pays to keep under control. Martina Navratilova kisses her racquet after making a shot against Hana Mandlikova in Virginia Slims action. (AP) Town Talk Scoreboard Bias' Dad Says Agents Botched Affairs 1 -AA Poll Preps Football Basketball Weltermark H2, Palmetto 77 16 40 61 77 23 43 62 82 Palmetto Weltermark NFL Scoreboard NBA Scoreboard MISSION, KANSAS (AC) The top 20 teams in the 1986 NCAA Division I AA football poll with first-place votes in parentheses, records through November 9, total points and previous ranking: Record Pts Pvs 1. Nevada Reno (4) 10 0-0 80 1 2. Arkansas St.

7-1-1 74 t2 (lie) llolv Cross 9 00 74 12 100-0 7-11 900 AMKHICAN CONFERENCE East Palmetto Kirk Chambers 30, Abraham Chambers 4, Richard Thomas 2, Ricky Lewis 7, Calvin Joseph 12, Floyd Woodbridge 7, Dennis Tanner 4, Bobby Tanner 8, Anlhony EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Pet ft CB Boston insurance needs, including life, Eroperty, health, disability and ability. Len Bias did not own a life insurance policy when he died and his father contends that Advantage allowed him to spend more than $11,000 during the 2 months before he was selected by the Boston Celtics in the first round of the NBA draft. "I'm generally not pleased with the way they handled Len's financial affairs," James Bias told the Post. "They did a bum job." A. Lee Fentress, the cofounder of Advantage, signed Len Bias to the contract.

James Bias claims Fentress made and did not fulfill an oral commitment to limit his son's spending to "around $350 per month" and to provide him with life insurance. Fentress told the Post he acted properly "every step of the way." He said he set up a monthly budget for Bias and advised him to curb his "excessive" spending. Fentress said his company cannot be held responsible for Bias' spending spree. Fentress said Bias was covered by a $1 million accident and disability policy with an accidental death provision. Sources said the policy stated that no benefits would be paid in the event of a self -induced, drug-related death.

WASHINGTON (AP) The father of basketball star Len Bias says the sports management firm that handled his son's financial affairs in the months before he died "did a bum job." James Bias, in an interview published in Sunday's editions of the Washington Post, also said Advantage International Inc. did not follow through on a promise that they would provide his son with an insurance policy. Len Bias died June 19 of cocaine-intoxication. On April 7, the University of Maryland athlete signed a contract with Advantage in which the firm agreed to "recommend and provide all of your 4. Iv Illinois 5.

Ceorgia Southern 6. Pennsy lvania TPcl Tf PA 0 900 272 187 0 700 274 153 0 WM2 266 0 300 IN 217 0 000 111 260 62 5 Philadelphia ui 8 New Jersev Tanner 2. Weltermark (11 0) Cedric Sand-ers 42, Larry Smith 12, Corey Rosen-, thai 14, Vincent Price 4, Aaron Fos- Washington New ork ter 8. Bobby Glenn 2. Central Division 9-1-0 7- 2-0 80 71-1 8- 1-0 9- 0-1 7-2-0 -U 7- 2-0 8- 1-0 62-1 7- 2-1 71-0 8- 24 7-3-0 7 2 0 7-2-0 NY.

lets New Kngtand Miami Bufralo Indianapolis Clovoland Cincinnati Pittsburgh Houston Denver Kansas Citv Raiders Seattle 56 7 52 8 49 9 42 tl2 42 112 38 114 30 20 26 18 23 9 1 7 3 1 6 3 7 0 10 Central 7 3 6 4 3 7 2 ti West 8 2 7 3 6 4 5 5 2 8 Running 7. Appalachian St. 8. William Mary 9 Tennessee St. 10.

Akron (tie) Jackson St. 12 Delaware 13. N. Carolina 14. K.

Kentucky 15. Sam Houston St. lfi Cornell 17. Mcholls St. IB.

No. Arizona 111. Delaware St. 20. New Hampshire .700 225 205 600 237 271 .300 154 211 200 184 2.14 800 233 155 700 232 202 600 191 181 .500 192 185 200 198 251 Atlanta 5 0 1.000 Chicago 4 1 800 Milwaukee 4 2 667 Cleveland 3 2 600 Indiana 3 2 .600 Detroit 2 3 400 WESTERN CONFERENCE Midwest Division Houston 3 1 .750 Dallas 3 2 .600 Denver 3 2 .600 Utah 2 2 .500 San Anlonio 2 4 .333 1 4 200 Pacific Division 1 San Diego NATIONAL ONFERENCE East 8 2 Montana Reunion 0 Prep Poll Y.

Giants Washington Dallas Philadelphia St. Louis 6 2 4 7 7 800 203 138 800 228 190 600 253 168 .300 145 196 .200 133 247 Rapides Parish Meet FI.MKR Results of the Rapides Parish Divison II cross country meet over a 3.5 mile course: Team Standings: 1. Oak Hill 16; 2. Buckeye 39 Individual: 1. Tracv Martin, Oak Hill.

2. David Lance. Oak Hill, 3. Donald Beverley. Oak Hill, 4 Michael Scarbrock, Oak Hill.

5. Scolt Sasser, Buckeye, 23:56. A. Lakers 3 1 3 0 2 8 0 The rankings of high school foot Golden Stale 3 2 3 2 ball teams in Class AA and A in the Seattle Louisiana Sports Writers Associa- i ru A. Chicago Clippers 2 3 lion's final 1986 poll.

First place phnemv 2 3 1 5 'oles are in parenthesis, lollowed by portland Central 8 2 0 .800 226 120 6 4 0 .600 238 168 3 7 0 .300 150 191 2 8 0 200 164 269 1 9 0 .100 118 265 West 7 3 0 .700 164 150 the record and total number of points. Points are based on 10 for a first place vole, nine for a second, etc. Minnesota Detroit Tampa Bay Green Bay LA. Rams San Francisco Atlanta New Orleans ly routine: a half-hour of stretching, 300 to 400 sit-ups, 50 to 100 back-ups in which he lies with his upper body hanging over a table and lifts up, weightlifting and another 20 minutes of stretching. "It gets boring," he said.

"I have to watch TV or listen to music to get through it." Dr. White called the speedy recovery "amazing," but Montana felt others were capable of the same thing. 6 3 1 .650 254 154 5 4 1 .550 198 185 5 5 0 .500 181 160 "We were upset over those calls, and that's putting it mildly," said nose tackle David Galloway, who registered the only sack of Montana. "I didn't see any of those calls on the other (49ers') side," Cardinals Coach Gene Stallings said. "Maybe the officials thought their quarterback was the only one who needed protection." his first game in nine weeks behind him on Monday, Montana went ahead with his dai Tennis (Continued from B-l) as some of the Cardinals claimed, although he acknowledged that one roughing-the-passer call on linebacker Charlie Baker probably was a mistake.

"From where the official was standing, it looked like he hit me on the back of my head, but actually he hit me on the back of my shoulder pads," Montana said. Al Baker, a defensive lineman, drew a roughing penalty later in the game for what was judged a late hit. Sunday's Games Chicago 23, Tampa Bay 3 Houston 32, Cincinnati 28 New Orleans 6, l.os Angeles Rams Saturday's Games Atlanta 110. Washington 91 Indiana 130, San Antonio 97 Chicago 101, Phoenix 96 Houston 102, Sacramento 90 Milwaukee 103, Detroit 89 Cleveland 100, L.A. (Tippers 93 Seattle 105.

New York 102 Sunday 's Games Philadelphia 125, Portland 119 L.A. Lakers 111, New York 88 Monday's Games No games scheduled Tuesday's Games Boston al New Jersey, 6:30 p.m Phoenix al New ork, 6:30 p.m. Atlanta at Chicago, 7:30 p.m. Indiana al Milwaukee, 7:30 p.m. San Antonio at Houston, 8 p.m.

Dallas at Utah, 9:30 p.m. 0 N.E. Slims WORCESTER, Mass. (AP) Final results Monday in the $250,000 Virginia Slims of New England tennis tournament (seedings in parentheses): Singles Martina Navratilova (1), Forth Waivers Carter Denver at L.A. Clippers, 9:30 p.m Class AA 1.

Kaplan 7) 10-0-0 95 2. Spnnghill 2) 9 0-1 91 3. Kentwood 9-1-0 77 4. Welsh 1) 10-0-0 74 5Tallulah 9-1-0 56 6. Homer 8 2-0 44 7.

Traflon 910 25 8. Many 8-2-0 19 9 Kinder 81-0 15 10. Catholic PC 9-1-0 13 others receiving votes: Buras 10, Episcopal 7, Rayville 7, S. Cameron 5. Patterson 4, St.

Fredericks 3, Teurlings 2, Loreauville 2, Vidalia 1. Class A 1. Southern Lab (10) 1000 100 2. Sicily Island 10-0-0 90 3. K.cole Classique 10-0-0 79 4.

First Assembly 10-0-0 65 5. St. Mary's (-M 55 6. University High 7 2-0 49 7. Plaisance 910 41 8.

Oak Grove 8-1-0 32 9. Vermilion Cath 8-2-0 25 10. Ouachita Chris. 54-0 05 Others receiving votes: Port Barre 3. Mangham 3.

Hanson 3. Deals Cleveland at Sacramento, 9 30 Worth, Texas, def. liana Mandlikova (2), Czechoslovakia, 6-2, 6-2. p.m. Golden Stale al Portland, 9:30 p.m.

Doubles Martina Navratilova of Fort Worth. Texas, and Pam Shriver of Lutherville, def. Claudia Kohde-Kilsch, West Germany, and Helena Sukova. Czechoslovakia, 7-5, 6-3. Philadelphia at Seattle.

9:30 p.m. Late Sunday 76ers, 1 25-1 1 9 (Continued from B-l) they are rematched with the Rams in two weeks. By that time rookie Jim Everett may be established as the L.A. quarterback, and he can throw. If LSU beats Mississippi State in Jackson Saturday night it can do no worse than share the SEC championship.

But State has been murder against LSU, with its option quarterback, Don Smith. Mississippi State collapsed against Auburn and Alabama after such an impressive start and spending several weeks among the ranked teams. But the Bulldogs are usually at their best for LSU. If the Tigers haven't learned how to defense the option, State could knock LSU out of the SEC title, just as it did in 1984. i Hockey 3 PHILADELPHIA (125) I Krving 11-14 7 9 29, llinson 4-7 9-10 17, Mccormick 5-8 11-15 21, Cheeks 7-15 9 9 24, Threatl 8-14 1-2 17, Robin- son 1 534 5, Vranes 1-4 2-2 4, Wingate 2-7 3 4 7.

Tonev 0-2 1-1 1. Totals 39-76 oney NHL Scoreboard Minnesota 24. Detroit 10 New F.ngland 30, Indianapolis 21 New York Jets 28. Atlanta 14 Buffalo 16, Pittsburgh 12 Kansas City 27, Seattle 7 Washington 16, Green Bav 7 l.os Angeles Raiders 17, Dallas 13 San Francisco 43, St. Louis 17 San Diego 9, Denver 3 New York Giants 17, Philadelphia 14 Monday's Game Cleveland 26, Miami 16 Sunday, Nov.

16 Chicago at Atlanta, 12 a.m. Detroit at Philadelphia, 12 a.m. Houston at Pittsburgh, 12 a.m. Miami at Buffalo, 12 a m. New York Giants at Minnesota, 12 am.

New Orleans at St. Louis, 12 a.m. Seattle at Cincinnati, 12 a.m. Tampa Bay vs. Green Bay at Milwaukee, 12 a.m.

New England al l.os Angeles Rams, 3 p.m. Kansas City at Denver, 3 p.m. Indianapolis at New York Jets, 3 p.m. Dallas at San Diego, 3 p.m Cleveland at Los Angeles Raiders, 3 pm. Monday, Nov.

17 San Francisco al Washington. 8 p.m. Browns, 26-16 Miami 10 0 616 Cleveland 6 10 7 326 l'le-KG Bahr42 Cle-FC. Bahr 19 Mia FG Reveiz20 Cle-llolt 16 run (Bahr kick) Mia-Duper 24 pass from Marino (Revel kick) Cle-FG Bahr 18 Cle-Dickev 13 run (Bahr kick) Cle-FG Bahr 21 Mia Clayton 22 pass Irom Marino (kick failed) SEC Individual BASEBALL National League HOUSTON ASTROS-llired Gerry Craft scout for the Midwest 46-56 125. PORTLAND (119) Carr 3-7 2 2 8, Vandeweghe 9 17 13-14 31, Johnson 3-4 0-0 6, Drexler 8-23 6-8 22, Porter 6-13 7-7 21, Jones 1-2 0-0 (Continued from B-l) Usually, it's one game ball for each of the three segments of the game, but three were awarded on defense this week: linebacker Sam Mills, nose tackle Tony Elliott and cornerback Dave Waym-er, whose late interception stifled a Rams rally.

Morten Andersen, whose two field goals provided all of the game's points, got the game ball for special teams. Those who grade well, but not quite well enough to get the game ball, are awarded weekly "Attaboy" shirts, and 10 of those were given out fullback Buford Jordan, linebackers Rickey Jackson and Alvin Toles, defensive end Bruce Clark, safeties Antonio Gibson and Frank Wattelet, and special teams players Jon Dum-bauld, Vaughn Johnson, Jack Del Rio and Bret Maxie. ALES CONFERENCE Patrick Division Pts GF GA BARGAIN PRICES area MONTREAL EXPOS-Signed 2, Martin 0-1 0-0 0. Kersey 9 12 3-5 21, 21 Hollon 1 5 2 3 4. Berrv 2-2 0-0 4.

Totals At All Eleven Locations 42-86 33 39 119. Philadelphia Pittsburgh NY' Islanders Washington New Jersey NY Rangers 15580D13 16580D13 35 24 34 32-125 37 21 29 32-119 Philadelphia Portland 99 199 $22' Adams Division Oucbec 7 5 4 Montreal 7 5 3 Hartford 5 4 3 Boston 6 7 1 Buffalo 4 9 2 VISA Three point goals Cheeks, Porter 2. Fouled out Johnson. ReboundsPhiladelphia 50 (McCor-mick 9), Portland 47 (Kersey 9). As-sists-Philadelphia 22 (Cheeks 10), Portland 28 (Porter 8).

Tolal fouls-Philadelphia 29, Portland 33. TechnicalsPortland illegal defense 4, Philadelphia illegal defense. A 12,666. MUD SNOW FIBERGLASS BELTED $4099 E78-W Whilewoll FIBERGLASS BELTED WHITEHALL SIZE PRICE P15580D13 27.99 PI6580D13 28.99 P17580D13 29.99 PI8575DU 3399 P19575B14 3599 P20575BI4 36.99 P2I575B14 38.99 P22575B14 41.99 P21575BI5 39.99 P22575BI5 41.99 P23575B15 K3.99 CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Norris Division Toronto 7 4 3 17 46 Detroit 7 6 1 15 39 St. Louis 4 5 4 12 42 Minnesota 5 8 1 11 55 Chicago 4 9 3 11 52 LSU, Ugly Lakers 111, Knicks 88 Smythe Division Edmonton NEW YORK (88) Winnipeg Cartwrighl 3 5 0-0 6, Walker 3-10 Calgary 0-1 6, Ewing 4-9 6-6 14, Sparrow 6-9 2 2 Vancouver 14.

Wilkins 1-4 2-2 4, Orr 311 2-4 8, l.os Angeles I SIZE I PRICE E7B-1 4 49.99 G78-15 55 99 H7815 59.99 176-15 65.99 LEADING Kl S1IKKS Dave ollins, outfielder, to a one-year contract. NEW YORK MF.TS-Outrighted Randy Niemann, pitcher, to Tidewater of the International League. Purchased the contracts of Shawn Abner, outfielder, Keith Miller, second baseman, Jose Rautista, pitcher, from Jackson of the Texas League. Purchased the contract of Ryan (livens, pitcher, from Columbia of the South Atlantic League. PITTSBURGH PIRATES-Pur-chased the contracts of Tim Drum-mond and Dorn Taylor, pitchers, Denny Gonzalez, infielder, and Tom Prince, catcher, from Hawaii of the Pacific Coast League.

Purchased the contract of Jose Lind, infielder, from Nashua of the Eastern League. SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS Released Bill Laskey, pitcher. Rick Lancellotti. outfielder, and Luis Qui-nones, infielder. Purchased the contracts of Colin Ward, pitcher, and Tony Perezchica, shortstop, from Phoenix of the Pacific Coast League.

Purchased the contracts of John Burkett, George Ferran, Dean Freeland and Scott Medvin, pitchers, Mickey Sasser, catcher, and Alan Cockrell. outfielder, from Shreveport of the Texas League. FOOTBALL National Football League CINCINNATI BENC.AI.S-Re-called Lewis Billups, cornerhack, and Robert Jackson, safety, from injured reserve. Waived John Simmons and Jimmy Turner, defensive backs. SOCCER Major Indoor Soccer League CHICAGO STING Announced lhal Karl Heinz Granitza, forward, agreed to a one vear contract.

COLLEGE 1. 1 ESTO a med Gay lord Perry head baseball coach Saturday's Games Alt Gm Avg Avg TDs 1152 9 1 128.0 8 Alt Yds Fullwood, Aub 127 ALL SEASON RADIAL STEEl BELTED WHITE WOll SIZE I PRICE PI55'80R13 37.99 PI6580R13 39.99 P17580R13 43.99 P185B0RI3 44.99 P18575RU 47.99 P19575RU 49.99 P20575R14 S1.99" P215'75R14 S3 99 P20575R15 51 99 P2I575R15 54 99" P22575R15 57.99" P23575R15 59.99 SIP REBUILT STARTERS AITFDMATflPC Cummings 6 9 0 0 12, Tucker 3-8 2-2 8, Granger 2 9 6 6 10. Oldham 1-2 0 0 2, Singleton 1-2 0 0 2, Thornton 1-4 0-0 2. Totals 34-82 20-23 88. L.A.

LAKERS (111) Rambis 3 5 2-3 8, Worthy 10-16 2 2 22, Alxlul 7 10 12 15. Johnson 9-16 3 3 21, Scott 3-9 4-4 10, Brickowski 2 4 0 0 4. Cooper 6-7 2 2 15. Matthews 0- 5 0 0 0. Thompson 1-6 1-2 3, Green 1- 5 11 3, Branch 3 5 0-0 6, Smrek 1-4 2- 2 4 Totals 46-92 18 21 111.

1138 6,2 1138 467 4.1 9,14 706 5 2 784 540 4 0 675 593 6 0 (59 570 4 6 63 3 399 6 0 570 491 5 2 54 6 479 1.4 532 Humphrey, Ala Howard, tenn Tale. Ga Williams, l.SU Hunter, Ky Smith, MSU Woods, Vandy Logan. Ky Gould, Fla Warranty Y. Rangers 3, Philadelphia 2 Y. Islanders 2, Detroit LOT Boston 5, Quebec 1 Washington 3, Chicago 2 Edmonton 4, Montreal 3 Vancouver 5.

Toronto 3 Pittsburgh 4, Minnesota 2 Los Angeles 4. Hartford 3 Sunday's Games Detroit 2. Pittsburgh 1 Islanders 4. Buffalo 3 Quebec 6, Y. Calgary 3.

Montreal 0 Winnipeg 8. New Jersey 1 SI. Louis 4. Chicago 4. tie Monday's Games No games scheduled Tuesday's Games EXPLORER (Continued from B-l) year after pleading guilty to a federal wiretap charge of trying to eavesdrop on NCAA investigators.

LSU fans are wondering what Sugar Bowl officials will do in the event of a tie for the SEC title. The bowl's executive director, Mickey Holmes, said no decision would be made until Alabama plays Auburn Nov. 29. Auburn and Ole Miss also have only one SEC defeat. Arnsparger said it's too early for him to worry about the bowl's decision.

"We haven't earned that right yet," he said. "Our only concern is to do the best we can every week." ALL SEASON RADIAL BATTERY BARGAINS STEEL BELTED 22 22 20 24- 88 30 33 30 18-111 New York L.A. Lakers $29'L LEADING PASSERS i 24 month It jMt" I warranty Att Cmp Yds Int TDs Rig $0799 P15580R13 Francis. Tnn IUH 40 mor I warrar Edmonton at Islanders, 7:05 Ii2 114 4 i i.M 156 88 1285 8 1361 172 95 1403 6 8 132 1 209 119 1538 5 11 131.3 200 105 1478 6 10 125 1 193 109 1326 13 11 119.5 201 116 1305 9 1181 p.m. Three point goal Cooper.

Fouled out None. Rebounds New York 48 (Orr, Ewing 9), L.A. Lakers 52 (Alxlul Thompson 6). AssistsNew York 20 (Sparrow 4), L.A. Lakers 36 (Johnson 15).

Total fouls-New York 22, L.A. Lakers 19. Technical l.os Angeles Illegal defense A 17.505. DISCOUNT AUTO PARTS TIRES "Your Kelly Tire Headquarters" Washington at Minnesota, 7:35 Burger, Aub Jackson, Ga llodson. l.SU Smith, MSU Simla, Ala Bell.

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