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February 1985, when
Roulier's lawyer sounded wary about discussing her boss's finances with league executive director and general counsel Bill McSherry. Suspecting that Roulier was less than advertised, league officials launched an investigation. It turned out that Roulier, like Oldenburg, had deceived league officials about his net worth. He had so little money that was using the remaining funds in the team's league-controlled checking account to send the team to training camp. In short order, league officials pushed Roulier out and took control of the team.
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healthy offensive linemen that one player had to back up the entire starting line. Even without this to consider, the young
Express players suspected that the team wouldn't be around for the planned move to the fall in 1986, even if the league managed to survive the 1985 season. With this in mind, they played tentatively, fearing injuries that might diminish their future NFL prospects.
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500,000 to keep the team going through the playoffs. Even this wasn't enough to prevent their equipment from being confiscated after the
Western Conference title game because Oldenburg had failed to pay an equipment company $ 13,000. By the time that Oldenburg walked away from the team, office employees and landscaping contractors were going unpaid.
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Express, the USFL announced the team would suspend operations for the 1986 season. However, many of the very issues that plagued the Express in 1985 made it very likely the team would not have returned even if the league had succeeded in winning a large payoff from
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A week later, they lost to the
Renegades, 17–10; as mentioned above, Young had to play part of the game at running back. They were almost stranded in Orlando when the pilot of their charter plane insisted on being paid in advance before allowing the players to board. The team's final record was 3–15,
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and the
Outlaws. The playing conditions left much to be desired; the field was strewn with rocks and potholes, and some areas were merely painted dirt. The scoreboard was positioned at an angle that made it useless once the sun began setting. While the game drew double what the Express had drawn for
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Express' on-field collapse was all the more stunning since this was essentially the same team that had gone all the way to the Western Conference title game a year earlier. However, the rash of injuries made a shambles of the depth chart. At one point late in the season, the team was so short of
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In what proved to be a harbinger of things to come, the team was evicted from its hotel during training camp after the bill went unpaid. The players were forced to room with each other for the remainder of camp. They also went without water for much of camp after a $ 136 bill went unpaid. A bank won
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In spite of its overwhelming talent and one of the league's highest payrolls, the young team struggled with adjusting to the pro game and several injuries, losing their first four home games and only finishing two games over .500 at 10–8; however, this was enough to tie the
Wranglers for first place
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The league found itself operating a team for the second year in a row; it had been forced to take over the Blitz after new owner James
Hoffman walked away from the team during training camp. However, as bad as the situation with the Blitz had been for the league in 1984, the Express were even worse
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article, Oldenburg told league officials that he could no longer afford to pay the
Express' bills. The league required all owners to post a $ 1.3 million letter of credit for just such an emergency; it tapped into the Express' letter of credit to cover expenses. The owners also agreed to chip in $
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and meet strict capitalization requirements. However, it emerged that the owners largely dispensed with these normal procedures after the 1983 season, largely because as they were determined to expand the league to eighteen teams. The league was also desperate to ensure an apparently solid owner in
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Oldenburg told Klosterman that money was no object, and he was to sign the best 40-man roster he could find. As Klosterman put it, Oldenburg wanted to "design a car to go 180 miles an hour." Klosterman signed 31 players in two months for a total of $ 12 million. Among other things, he spent a total
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Southern Californians viewed the Express largely with indifference. They only drew 19,000 people per game, failing to top 17,000 in their last four games. The crowds looked even smaller than that due to the cavernous size of the Coliseum, which seated almost 95,000 people at the time, far and away
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prominent casualties. At that point, the season turned into a complete fiasco, and the Express would not win another game. The nine-game losing streak was the second-longest in league history, behind only the Wranglers' 10-game losing streak in 1983. One of those games was a 51–0 thrashing by the
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rushed for 72 more yards than the entire Express team in 1983. Despite this, the Pacific Division was so weak that the Express were actually in contention for the division title with two weeks to go in the season. However, upset losses to the New Jersey Generals and Washington Federals in weeks 16
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minority owner Jay Roulier got preliminary approval to take over the team in October. Despite this, the turmoil surrounding the Express led league insiders and reporters to wonder when, not if, the team would implode, even with the trove of talent on the roster. The expected implosion happened in
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of the league, no one even suspected that he was a fraud until the FBI and newspaper investigations revealed that he had virtually no money. When he applied to buy the Express, he claimed to have net worth of $ 100 million, which on paper would have given him more than enough net worth to buy the
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If possible, the off-field situation was even worse. No money was allocated to pay office bills or buy tape for players' ankles. They went for much of the offseason without postage, and had to talk a local company into processing season ticket renewals through their postage meter. The lights and
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nicknamed "The Greatest Game No One Saw" after the Express surrendered a 20-point lead to the Gamblers to lose 34–33, they went 3–5 in their next eight games. Just when it looked like the season could be salvaged, the injury bug bit the team hard, decimating the roster. Young was among the more
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That game almost didn't occur when the team's bus driver refused to take them to Pierce College without being paid up front, in cash. Young passed a hat around, but no one was willing to chip in. Finally, the trainer offered to cash his check, and the driver took them to the game. However, the
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after the 1984 season, the league's owners feared that ABC would pull its contract if the Express were shut down—an action that would have probably killed the league. Unfortunately, potential buyers were scared off by the prospect of having to assume the burden of the Express' massive payroll.
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While Harmon and Daniels knew that the Express were going to be a hard sell, the poor gate surprised even them. Additionally, television ratings for USFL games in the Los Angeles market were so low that they significantly held down the league's average television ratings.
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the NFL to finance a move to a fall schedule in 1986. Additionally, the Express would have had to compete against two NFL teams and, if they had returned to the Coliseum, would have had to share their home with one of them (the Raiders) and the
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the nation's second-largest market. With Oldenburg as the only credible bidder for the Express after Harmon and Daniels pulled out, the league only conducted a cursory review of his finances. While Oldenburg had gained a reputation as the
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on the franchise as part of a lawsuit against Oldenburg after he defaulted on a loan. However, the attachment was withdrawn when bank officials learned they would be responsible for $ 1.3 million in player salaries that week.
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The Wranglers upset the Gamblers 17–16 on a late rally, which normally would have given the Express the right to host the conference championship game against the Wranglers. But since the Coliseum was being readied for the
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to Los Angeles for games. They put the Express up for sale, and found a buyer in mortgage banker J. William Oldenburg, who bought the team for $ 7.5 million. Soon after taking over, Oldenburg hired veteran NFL executive
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in 1985. Not only did the Express' roster costs dwarf Chicago's due to the large contracts, but the league had contracted in the off-season and there were only 13 other teams to contribute to supporting the Express.
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With no money to replace injured players, Klosterman and Hadl had to resort to creative measures to field a team. In one game, they signed a 39-year-old truck driver to start at tackle. For the season finale against
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team. Subsequent investigations suggested that much of that figure came from buying a piece of property for a discount, then selling it to a small bank that he owned for ten times its actual worth.
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of $ 8 million to sign four of the best offensive linemen in college football, giving the Express the most expensive offensive line in all of professional football. One of the new signees, kicker
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was under fire to find an owner and fix the Express' problem. Desperate for a solution, Usher had the team try a smaller stadium for its final home game: John Shephard Stadium on the campus of
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negotiated for Young what was then reported to be the largest professional sports contract ever signed – a 10-year deal worth over US$ 40 million. The payments were to be in the form of an
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contest was still not a sellout; only 8,200 people (barely half of the stadium's capacity, and actually less than their average in the Coliseum) saw Young and the Express lose 21–10 to
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phones were sometimes turned off. They were forced to fire the cheerleaders in a cost-cutting move. Late in the season, there wasn't even a public address announcer.
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and Mike Rae and led by an above average defense. Despite losing two defensive backs to knee injuries, the Express finished fifth in the league in total defense.
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were awarded a USFL franchise for San Diego when the league announced its formation in 1982. However, the city refused to grant the team a lease to play at
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revealed Oldenburg not only had a habit of luring savings and loans into questionable deals, but was also nowhere near as well off as he had long claimed.
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5168:. Retrieved
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4938:Lisa Moretti
4917:airport code
4749:Kevin Nelson
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4729:Hall of Fame
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4370:May 4, 1985
4276:
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3799:Final score
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3170:May 5, 1984
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2651:Final score
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2492:
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2447:HAINES, Kris
2403:
2371:
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2321:HOSEA, Bobby
2276:
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2237:SEAWELL, Ron
2226:AUPIU, David
2182:
2140:FIELDS, Greg
2129:DIMLER, Rich
2106:
2105:
2100:JONES, Wayne
2067:WILSON, Mike
2012:COPPENS, Gus
2001:
1983:ELLIS, Ricky
1971:
1970:
1934:
1933:
1906:BODDIE, Tony
1883:
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1878:JENSEN, Russ
1858:Quarterbacks
1857:
1830:
1827:
1824:
1815:HOSEA, Bobby
1782:DIMLER, Rich
1771:MURPHY, Phil
1760:HAINES, Kris
1727:JENSEN, Russ
1716:
1707:WALKER, Glen
1684:
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1645:BYERS, Scott
1611:
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1572:SEAWELL, Ron
1561:AUPIU, David
1539:
1486:FIELDS, Greg
1463:
1462:
1413:FIELDS, Mike
1391:COPPENS, Gus
1380:
1352:ELLIS, Ricky
1340:
1339:
1335:HARRIS, Mike
1293:
1292:
1254:BODDIE, Tony
1242:
1241:
1217:Quarterbacks
1216:
1199:
1188:
1169:1:00 pm PDT
1166:1:00 pm PDT
1146:
1126:1:30 pm EDT
1103:
1083:8:00 pm EDT
1080:5:00 pm PDT
1060:
1041:1:00 pm PDT
1038:1:00 pm PDT
1018:
999:1:00 pm PDT
996:1:00 pm PDT
976:
956:1:00 pm PDT
953:1:00 pm PDT
933:
913:1:00 pm MDT
890:
880:Legion Field
870:7:00 pm CDT
867:5:00 pm PDT
847:
828:4:00 pm PDT
825:4:00 pm PDT
805:
786:1:00 pm PDT
783:1:00 pm PDT
763:
743:8:00 pm EST
740:5:00 pm PST
720:
700:9:00 pm EST
697:6:00 pm PST
677:
660:1:00 pm PST
657:1:00 pm PST
637:
620:1:00 pm PST
617:1:00 pm PST
597:
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534:7:30 pm MST
531:6:30 pm PST
511:
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487:6:00 pm PST
467:
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259:Bill Daniels
252:
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188:
180:
161:Team history
133:Bill Daniels
90:
74:(1983–1985)
42:
38:
34:
5517:Territorial
5463:(cancelled)
5317:Denver Gold
4942:cheerleader
4815:2nd Pacific
4761:Steve Young
4546:Denver Gold
4298:Denver Gold
4267:Denver Gold
3832:Denver Gold
3796:Television
3793:Attendance
3742:Harry Usher
3723:San Antonio
3688:Denver Gold
3664:1985 season
3351:RFK Stadium
3010:Denver Gold
2762:Denver Gold
2648:Television
2645:Attendance
2540:Steve Young
2510:1984 season
2414:RAMSEY, Tom
2193:RICH, Danny
2183:Linebackers
2078:ALLEN, Carl
2023:MORAN, Eric
1966:MOSER, Greg
1550:RICH, Danny
1540:Linebackers
1435:ALLEN, Carl
1237:RAMSEY, Tom
1173:Denver Gold
1136:RFK Stadium
918:Denver Gold
413:Attendance
309:1983 season
295:David Dixon
255:Alan Harmon
225:(1983–1985)
102:Team colors
52:Los Angeles
39:Folded 1985
5595:Categories
5480:Collegiate
5170:2020-09-22
4949:References
3790:Game site
3675:attachment
3649:ABC Sports
3549:Conference
3538:27–21 3OT
3505:Divisional
2642:Game site
2248:LUTE, Dann
1972:Tight ends
1594:LUTE, Dann
1341:Tight ends
359:Tom Ramsey
337:Lee Majors
315:Dan Marino
277:, and the
152:1984–1985
143:Head coach
56:California
5423:(1984–85)
5407:(1984–85)
5399:(1984–85)
5391:(1984–85)
5383:(1984–85)
5375:(1983–85)
5367:(1983–85)
5359:(1983–85)
5351:(1983–85)
5343:(1983–85)
5335:(1983–84)
5327:(1983–85)
5319:(1983–85)
5311:(1983–84)
5303:(1983–85)
5295:(1983–85)
5287:(1983–84)
4723:Aftermath
4618:Saturday
4535:Thursday
4492:Saturday
4409:Saturday
4367:Saturday
4327:Saturday
4255:Saturday
4241:18–17 OT
4089:Saturday
4049:Saturday
3963:Saturday
3870:Saturday
3820:Saturday
3811:Preseason
3787:Opponent
3554:Saturday
3510:Saturday
3458:Saturday
3292:Saturday
3167:Saturday
3153:27–24 OT
3069:23–17 OT
3041:Saturday
2875:Saturday
2694:Saturday
2663:Preseason
2639:Opponent
2583:Jim Kelly
2525:John Hadl
2310:FOX, Mike
1868:RAE, Mike
1804:FAUL, Ken
1678:FOX, Mike
1227:RAE, Mike
861:Saturday
819:Saturday
737:April 23
734:Saturday
694:April 18
654:April 10
571:March 27
528:March 19
525:Saturday
484:March 14
407:Opponent
154:John Hadl
138:1985 USFL
123:Personnel
5164:Archived
5071:(2018).
4840:Michigan
4706:Sources
3738:combined
3711:Portland
3595:Sources
3507:Playoff
3499:Playoffs
2591:Mel Gray
2546:. Agent
2391: 16
1200:Sources
1120:June 26
1077:June 17
1035:June 12
614:April 3
440:March 6
275:Chargers
128:Owner(s)
5557:Related
5432:Seasons
4927:of the
4915:(IATA)
4846:Arizona
4686:22,865
4665:Friday
4577:Sunday
4513:51,033
4452:Sunday
4430:12,482
4307:13,165
4286:Sunday
4235:20,193
4214:Sunday
4172:Sunday
4152:11,619
4132:Sunday
4110:20,835
4069:10,410
4027:58,741
4006:Sunday
3984:25,232
3943:18,828
3923:Sunday
3805:Record
3719:Houston
3715:Arizona
3700:Orlando
3575:33,188
3479:35,258
3438:14,794
3418:Friday
3396:22,017
3375:Sunday
3334:Sunday
3312:11,702
3270:10,193
3250:Sunday
3228:22,391
3207:Sunday
3187:16,789
3145:30,727
3124:Monday
3104:11,713
3083:Friday
3061:10,049
3019:19,115
2998:Monday
2976:19,853
2956:Sunday
2916:Sunday
2853:23,479
2832:Sunday
2810:14,789
2790:Sunday
2771:32,082
2751:Sunday
2657:Record
2563:Raiders
2552:annuity
2380: 2
1704: 4
1693: 2
1182:11,471
1163:July 3
1160:Sunday
1117:Sunday
1097:31,807
1074:Friday
1054:16,023
1032:Sunday
1012:13,826
993:June 5
990:Sunday
970:28,967
950:May 29
947:Sunday
927:32,963
907:May 22
904:Sunday
884:42,212
864:May 14
841:16,307
799:21,123
777:Sunday
757:13,184
714:32,223
691:Monday
671:18,671
651:Sunday
631:17,139
611:Sunday
591:10,936
568:Sunday
548:29,335
503:22,453
481:Monday
459:32,008
437:Sunday
422:Record
419:Result
346:legend
301:as the
283:Sockers
249:History
156:(14–24)
5472:Drafts
5415:(1984)
5083:
4997:
4940:was a
4892:Trivia
4873:Totals
4865:7th WC
4795:Finish
4777:Season
4694:10–17
4651:10–21
4645:8,200
4604:27–31
4598:4,963
4563:20–27
4555:3,059
4472:4,658
4395:14–24
4387:4,912
4353:17–12
4347:8,410
4192:5,637
4118:13–27
4035:24–35
3992:10–14
3949:33–34
3908:1–0–1
3902:38–17
3897:5,500
3851:0–0–1
3845:17–17
3784:Local
3583:25–35
3530:7,964
3487:10–35
3444:24–19
3404:17–10
3361:35–21
3355:5,263
3320:24–17
3278:14–17
3236:14–18
3193:20–12
3110:29–49
3027:27–35
2984:10–26
2936:8,000
2902:13–12
2896:9,821
2818:14–21
2776:10–27
2636:Local
2516:Denver
1191:21–14
1149:21–28
1140:9,792
1106:13–20
1063:17–42
1021:17–13
979:10–20
936:14–10
893:20–35
850:23–20
822:May 7
808:17–38
780:May 1
766:24–34
723:18–13
600:14–20
557:14–21
470:20–15
410:Venue
404:Local
269:, the
267:Padres
150:(8–10)
117:
114:
111:
108:
43:Played
5276:Teams
4700:3–15
4657:3–14
4610:3–13
4569:3–12
4527:3–11
4521:7–21
4484:3–10
4478:7–44
4438:6–27
4313:0–51
4200:6–17
4158:6–30
4075:38–7
3778:Date
3772:Week
3731:Gucci
3633:Times
3493:10–8
3450:10–7
2942:7–13
2861:10–0
2719:0–10
2630:Date
2624:Week
1194:8–10
1152:7–10
887:ESPN
844:ESPN
760:ESPN
717:ESPN
680:3–17
640:10–7
514:20–3
398:Date
392:Week
146:1983
5545:1986
5538:1985
5531:1984
5524:1983
5508:1986
5501:1985
5494:1984
5487:1983
5461:1986
5454:1985
5447:1984
5440:1983
5081:ISBN
4995:ISBN
4919:for
4853:1985
4823:1984
4803:1983
4690:ESPN
4628:vs.
4559:ESPN
4517:ESPN
4444:3–9
4434:ESPN
4401:3–8
4391:ESPN
4359:3–7
4319:2–7
4247:2–6
4206:1–6
4164:1–5
4124:1–4
4114:ESPN
4081:1–3
4041:0–3
3998:0–2
3988:ESPN
3955:0–1
3880:vs.
3859:Bye
3830:vs.
3802:W/L
3775:Day
3721:and
3609:and
3483:ESPN
3410:9–7
3367:8–7
3326:7–7
3316:ESPN
3284:6–7
3242:5–7
3199:5–6
3159:4–6
3149:ESPN
3116:3–6
3075:3–5
3065:ESPN
3033:2–5
3023:ESPN
2990:2–4
2948:2–3
2908:2–2
2867:1–2
2824:0–2
2782:0–1
2733:Bye
2725:0–1
2704:vs.
2683:Bye
2672:Bye
2654:W/L
2627:Day
2567:Rams
2102:C/LS
1585:ROLB
1574:RILB
1563:LILB
1552:LOLB
1185:ABC
1143:ABC
1109:7–9
1066:7–8
1057:ABC
1024:7–7
1015:ABC
982:6–7
973:ABC
939:6–6
930:ABC
896:5–6
853:5–5
811:4–5
802:ABC
769:4–4
726:4–3
683:3–3
674:ABC
643:3–2
634:ABC
603:2–2
594:ABC
560:2–1
517:2–0
507:ESPN
473:1–0
395:Day
279:NASL
257:and
233:The
210:1984
200:1984
4929:XFL
4899:USC
4675:at
4662:18
4615:17
4587:at
4574:16
4532:15
4502:at
4489:14
4449:13
4419:at
4406:12
4364:11
4324:10
4296:at
4265:at
4224:at
4196:ABC
4099:at
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