2001 New England Revolution season

New England Revolution

2001 season
Owner	Robert Kraft (The Kraft Group)
Head coach	Fernando Clavijo
Stadium	Foxboro Stadium Foxborough, Massachusetts
MLS	Conference: 3rd Overall: 9th
Open Cup	Runners-up
Top goalscorer	League: Catê (8g) All: Catê (10g)
Average home league attendance	15,654
Biggest win	7-1 (U.S. Open Cup) 5-1 (MLS Regular Season)
Biggest defeat	5-0 (vs. D.C. United on May 9)
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The 2001 New England Revolution season was the sixth season for the New England Revolution both as a club and in Major League Soccer (MLS). The club missed the playoffs after finishing third in the Eastern conference. The club was reached the final of the 2001 U.S. Open Cup, where they lost to the LA Galaxy. ^{[1] [2]}

Summary

The Revolution qualified for the post-season for only the second time in its history in their 2000 campaign. ^[3] Despite this, the team stumbled out of the blocks in 2001, losing six straight matches to start their 2001 campaign. In mid-May the team's fortune changed, losing only one of its next nine, recording 4 wins and 4 losses during the months of May and June. Results were mixed during the second half of the season; with the team suffering heavy defeats to San Jose, Miami, and Columbus down the stretch, ultimately failing to qualify for the playoffs.

The Revolution's fortunes faired better in the 2001 U.S. Open Cup, where the team made a run to the final, ultimately losing to the LA Galaxy in extra time. ^{[4] [5]}

Among the Revs’ stand-out players for 2001 were Jamaican midfielder Andy Williams, ^[6] who the team added via the 2001 MLS Waiver Draft pre-season, ^[7] and who was ultimately named 2001 team MVP. ^[8] Brazilian playmaker Catê also joined the club pre-season from CR Flamengo. Cate would go on to lead the team in both goals and assists in 2001, receiving MLS All-Star honors in the process. ^{[9] [10]} 1999 MLS Rookie of the Year and Longmeadow, Massachusetts product Jay Heaps, acquired via mid-season trade, would go on to spend 9 more seasons with the club. ^[11]

Squad

First-team squad

As of March 4, 2025. ^[12] Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules; some limited exceptions apply. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player 1 GK   USA Juergen Sommer 25 GK   BOL José Carlos Fernández 26 GK   USA Jeff Causey 3 DF   USA Rusty Pierce 5 DF   USA Ted Chronopoulos 8 DF   USA Joe Franchino 19 DF   USA Nick Downing 29 DF   CRC Mauricio Wright 12 DF   USA Alan Woods 6 MF   USA Jay Heaps 7 MF   JAM Andy Williams

No. Pos. Nation Player 10 MF   BRA Catê 14 MF   COL Leonel Alvarez 15 MF   PLE Shaker Asad 17 MF   USA Braeden Cloutier 20 MF   BOL Fernando Ortiz Solis 23 MF   USA Tony Frias 9 FW   USA Johnny Torres 13 FW   JAM Wolde Harris 22 FW   USA Yari Allnutt 33 FW   USA Matt Okoh 77 FW   CRC William Sunsing

Player Movement

Transfers In

Name	Position	Date	Acquired Via	Transfer Fee	Prior Club	Reference
Nick Downing	DF	February 5, 2001	2001 MLS Superdraft	N/A	Seattle Sounders Select	[13]
Yari Allnut	MF	February 5, 2001	2001 MLS Superdraft	N/A	Rochester Rhinos	[13]
Fernando Ortiz Solis	MF	February 5, 2001	2001 MLS Superdraft	N/A	Tahuichi Academy	[13]
Eric Pogue	GK	February 5, 2001	2001 MLS Superdraft	N/A	Michigan Bucks	[13]
Shaun Tsakiris	DF	February 5, 2001	2001 MLS Superdraft	N/A	UCLA	[13]
Michael Feller	MF	February 5, 2001	2001 MLS Superdraft	N/A	University of Virginia	[13]
Matthew Okoh	FW	March 19, 2001	Trade	N/A	Colorado Rapids	[13]
Alan Woods	DF	March 19, 2001	Trade	N/A	Colorado Rapids	[13]
Caté	MF	March 28, 2001	Undisclosed	Undisclosed	CR Flamengo	[13]
Andy Williams	MF	March 29, 2001	2001 MLS Waiver Draft	N/A	Columbus Crew	[7]
John Wolyniec	FW	May 3, 2001	Trade	N/A	Chicago Fire	[13]
Roland Aguilera	MF	May 11, 2001	Trade	N/A	Columbus Crew	[13]
Braeden Cloutier	MF	May 12, 2001	Waiver Claim	N/A	Charleston Battery	[13]
Jay Heaps	DF	June 20, 2001	Trade	N/A	Miami Fusion	[13]
José Carlos Fernandez	GK	June 27, 2001	Undisclosed	Undisclosed	Jaguares F.C.	[13]
Tony Frias III	MF	July 19, 2001	N/A	N/A	N/A	[13]
Leo Cullen	DF	August 16, 2001	Trade	N/A	Miami Fusion	[13]

1. ^ Acquired Matthew Okoh, Alan Woods, and a natural second-round pick in the 2002 MLS SuperDraft from the Colorado Rapids in exchange for Imad Baba and Carlos Parra.

2. ^ Acquired John Wolyniec and third-round pick in the 2002 MLS SuperDraft from the Chicago Fire in exchange for Eric Wynalda

3 ^ Acquired Roland Aguilera and a conditional pick in the 2002 MLS SuperDraft from the Columbus Crew in exchange for John Harkes.

4 ^ Acquired Jay Heaps and a second-round pick in the 2003 MLS SuperDraft from the Miami Fusion in exchange for Brian Dunseth and a first-round pick in the 2003 MLS SuperDraft.

5 ^ Acquired Leo Cullen and a first-round pick in the 2003 MLS SuperDraft from the Miami Fusion in exchange for Johnny Torres, Shaker Asad and a second-round pick in the 2003 MLS SuperDraft.

Transfers Out

Name	Position	Date	Departed Via	Transfer Fee	Next Club	Reference
Imad Baba	MF	March 19, 2001	Trade	N/A	Colorado Rapids	[13]
Carlos Parra	MF	March 19, 2001	Trade	N/A	Rochester Rhinos	[13]
Eric Wynalda	FW	May 3, 2001	Trade	N/A	Chicago Fire	[13]
John Harkes	MF	May 11, 2001	Trade	N/A	Columbus Crew	[13]
John Wolyniec	FW	May 12, 2001	Waivers	N/A	Rochester Rhinos	[13]
Brian Dunseth	DF	June 20, 2001	Trade	N/A	Miami Fusion	[13]
Roland Aguilera	MF	July 3, 2001	Loan	N/A	Oriente Petrolero	[13]
Johnny Torres	FW	August 16, 2001	Trade	N/A	Miami Fusion	[13]
Shaker Asad	MF	August 16, 2001	Trade	N/A	Miami Fusion	[13]
Alan Woods	DF	November 16, 2001	Waived	N/A	Atlanta Silverbacks FC	[13]
Matt Okoh	FW	November 16, 2001	Waived	N/A	S.C. Campomaiorense	[13]
Roland Aguilera	MF	November 16, 2001	Waived	N/A	Virginia Beach Mariners	[13]
Fernando Ortiz Solis	MF	November 16, 2001	Waived	N/A	N/A	[13]

Honors and Statistical Leaders

Adapted from 2024 Media Guide

League Awards and Honors

• MLS Player of the Week: Catê (Week 7)
• MLS All-Stars: Catê

Team Awards and Honors

• Revolution Most Valuable Player: Andy Williams
• Revolution Defender of the Year: Mauricio Wright
• Revolution Scoring Champion: Catê (24 pts.; 8G, 8A)
• Revolution Humanitarian of the Year: Jeff Causey

Statistical Leaders

• Games Played: Mauricio Wright
• Games Started: Mauricio Wright
• Minutes Played: Mauricio Wright
• Goals: Catê
• Assists: Catê
• Shots: Catê
• Shots on Goal: Catê
• Fouls Committed: Leonel Álvarez

Standings

Conference

Pos	Team v t e	Pld	W	L	T	GF	GA	GD	Pts	Qualification
1	Miami Fusion	26	16	5	5	57	36	+21	53	MLS Cup Playoffs
2	MetroStars	26	13	10	3	38	35	+3	42
3	New England Revolution	27	7	14	6	35	52	−17	27
4	D.C. United	26	8	16	2	42	50	−8	26

Source: MLS

Overall

Pos	Team v t e	Pld	W	L	T	GF	GA	GD	Pts	PPG	Qualification
1	Miami Fusion (S)	26	16	5	5	57	36	+21	53	2.04	CONCACAF Champions' Cup
2	Chicago Fire	27	16	6	5	50	30	+20	53	1.96
3	Los Angeles Galaxy	26	14	7	5	52	36	+16	47	1.81
4	Columbus Crew	26	13	7	6	49	36	+13	45	1.73
5	San Jose Earthquakes (C)	26	13	7	6	47	29	+18	45	1.73	CONCACAF Champions' Cup
6	MetroStars	26	13	10	3	38	35	+3	42	1.62
7	Dallas Burn	26	10	11	5	48	47	+1	35	1.35
8	Kansas City Wizards	27	11	13	3	33	53	−20	36	1.33
9	New England Revolution	27	7	14	6	35	52	−17	27	1.00
10	D.C. United	26	8	16	2	42	50	−8	26	1.00
11	Colorado Rapids	26	5	13	8	36	47	−11	23	0.88
12	Tampa Bay Mutiny	27	4	21	2	32	68	−36	14	0.52

Source: MLS
Rules for classification: 1) points per game; 2) total goal differential per match played; 3) total goals scored per match played; 4) away record; 5) away goal differential; 6) total goals scored in away matches; 7) home record; 8) home goal differential; 9) total goals scored in home matches; 10) fewest disciplinary points per match played; 6) away goal differential per away match played; 11) coin toss or drawing of lots.
(C) Champion; (S) Supporters' Shield

Results

Pre-Season Friendlies

San Lorenzo v New England Revolution

February 17, 2001	San Lorenzo	1–2	New England Revolution	Heredia, Costa Rica
	Jefry Espinoza 27'	Press Release [14]	Wolde Harris 5' Brian Dunseth 50'	Stadium: Heredia Stadium

2001 Major League Soccer Regular Season

See also: 2001 Major League Soccer season

MetroStars v New England Revolution

April 7, 20011	MetroStars	2–1	New England Revolution	East Rutherford, New Jersey
	Alex Comas  28' Tab Ramos  33' Clint Mathis  43'61' Daniel Hernández  80' Adolfo Valencia 90+2' Pedro Álvarez  90+4'	Report	William Sunsing  45' Joe Franchino  45+4' Leonel Álvarez  60'73'	Stadium: Giants Stadium Attendance: 30,753 Referee: Ricardo Valenzuela

New England Revolution v Miami Fusion

April 14, 20012	New England Revolution	0–1	Miami Fusion	Foxborough, Massachusetts
	Joe Franchino  15' Brian Dunseth  22' Leonel Álvarez  59' Eric Wynalda  77' Matt Okoh  90+1'	Report	Diego Serna  15' Ivan McKinley  39' Carlos Llamosa  40' Tyrone Marshall 55' Jim Rooney  56' Jeff Bilyk  88'	Stadium: Foxboro Stadium Attendance: 15,576 Referee: Brian Hall

D.C. United v New England Revolution

April 21, 20013	D.C. United	2–1	New England Revolution	Washington, D.C.
	Abdul Thompson Conteh 9'61' Carey Talley	Report	Wolde Harris Matt Okoh 49' John Harkes  51' Johnny Torres  62' Rusty Pierce  85'	Stadium: Robert F. Kennedy Memorial Stadium Attendance: 15,656 Referee: Michael Kennedy

Miami Fusion v New England Revolution

April 28, 20014	Miami Fusion	1–0	New England Revolution	Fort Lauderdale, Florida
	Ivan McKinley  31' Carlos Llamosa  65' Tyrone Marshall  71' Alex Pineda Chacón 80' Pablo Mastroeni  89'	Report	Mauricio Wright  80' Matt Okoh  87'	Stadium: Lockhart Stadium Attendance: 14,381 Referee: Tim Weyland

San Jose Earthquakes v New England Revolution

May 5, 20015	San Jose Earthquakes	3–2	New England Revolution	San Jose, California
	Troy Dayak 28' Dwayne De Rosario 72' 90+2' Zak Ibsen 80'	Report	Matt Okoh  25' Johnny Torres  66' Rusty Pierce  85' Mauricio Wright 88' Johnny Torres Wade Barrett (o.g.)	Stadium: Spartan Stadium Attendance: 8,137 Referee: Alex Prus

D.C. United v New England Revolution

May 9, 20016	D.C. United	5–0	New England Revolution	Washington, D.C.
	Abdul Thompson Conteh 5'34'44'48' Carey Talley 40' Ryan Nelsen  58'	Report	Johnny Torres  41' Joe Franchino  48' John Wolyniec  81'	Stadium: Robert F. Kennedy Memorial Stadium Attendance: 10,638 Referee: Richard Heron

New England Revolution v Chicago Fire FC

May 12, 20017	New England Revolution	2–1	Chicago Fire FC	Foxborough, Massachusetts
	Braeden Cloutier  15' Catê Ted Chronopoulos  53' Joe Franchino  80' Matt Okoh 81'	Report	Jesse Marsch  31' C.J. Brown  35' Piotr Nowak 62'	Stadium: Foxboro Stadium Attendance: 15,159 Referee: Sergio Vega

New England Revolution v Columbus Crew

May 16, 20018	New England Revolution	2–1	Columbus Crew	Foxborough, Massachusetts
	Braeden Cloutier  24' Catê 69'83'	Report	Edson Buddle 74' John Wilmar Pérez  90+2'	Stadium: Foxboro Stadium Attendance: 7,864 Referee: Alex Prus

Colorado Rapids v New England Revolution

May 19, 20019	Colorado Rapids	0–1	New England Revolution	Denver, Colorado
	Imad Baba  15' Jason More  83'	Report	Matt Okoh 86'	Stadium: Mile High Stadium Attendance: 20,005 Referee: Kevin Terry

LA Galaxy v New England Revolution

May 26, 200110	LA Galaxy	2–1	New England Revolution	Pasadena, California
	Luis Hernández  53' Adam Frye  53' Ezra Hendrickson 77' Danny Califf  83' Cobi Jones 88'	Report	Joe Franchino  53' Catê  75'	Stadium: Rose Bowl Attendance: 12,249 Referee: Gerry Corrie

New England Revolution v MetroStars

June 3, 200111	New England Revolution	1–1	MetroStars	Foxborough, Massachusetts
	Leonel Alvarez  33' Cate 90+1' Johnny Torres  90+1' Mauricio Wright  100'	Report	Pedro Alvarez  38' Clint Mathis  80' Richie Williams  90' Steve Jolley  90'	Stadium: Foxboro Stadium Attendance: 28,623 Referee: Kevin Terry

New England Revolution v Tampa Bay Mutiny

June 9, 200112	New England Revolution	3–0	Tampa Bay Mutiny	Foxborough, Massachusetts
	Wolde Harris 21'32' Johnny Torres  29'64' Joe Franchino  31'	Report	Josh Keller  9' Joe Addo  24' Gus Kartes  43'	Stadium: Foxboro Stadium Attendance: 15,368 Referee: Rich Grady

New England Revolution v Colorado Rapids

June 20, 200113	New England Revolution	3–3	Colorado Rapids	Foxborough, Massachusetts
	Johnny Torres 26' Ted Chronopoulos 71' Rusty Pierce  81' Shaker Asad 88'	Report	Chris Carrieri 9' John Spencer 20' Paul Bravo  29' Paul Bravo 90+2'	Stadium: Foxboro Stadium Attendance: 31,211 Referee: Reggie Rutty

Chicago Fire FC v New England Revolution

June 23, 200114	Chicago Fire FC	1–1	New England Revolution	Chicago, Illinois
	Sergi Daniv  65' Dema Kovalenko 73'	Report	Joe Franchino  13' Braeden Cloutier  54' Cate 59' Wolde Harris  72' Jay Heaps  97'	Stadium: Soldier Field Attendance: 20,531 Referee: Paul Tamberino

Dallas Burn v New England Revolution

July 4, 200115	Dallas Burn	1–1	New England Revolution	Dallas, Texas
	Chris Deering  68' Eric Dade  86' Ariel Graziani  88' Eddie Johnson 90+5'	Report	Cate 29' Joe Franchino  56' Shaker Asad  80' Mauricio Wright  91'	Stadium: Cotton Bowl Attendance: 21,343 Referee: Rich Grady

New England Revolution v Kansas City Wizards

July 7, 200116	New England Revolution	1–2	Kansas City Wizards	Foxborough, Massachusetts
	Shaker Asad  37' Mauricio Wright  90'90+3'	Report	Gary Glasgow  27' Chris Klein 66' Mike Burns  69' Chris Brown 90+1'	Stadium: Foxboro Stadium Attendance: 13,141 Referee: Alex Prus

New England Revolution v D.C. United

July 14, 200117	New England Revolution	1–3	D.C. United	Foxborough, Massachusetts
	Shaker Asad  42' Andy Williams  71' William Sunsing 87'	Report	Santino Quaranta 5'90+4' Carey Talley  16' Scott Vermillion  45+2' Eddie Pope  69' & Jaime Moreno 71'	Stadium: Foxboro Stadium Attendance: 14,691 Referee: Ricardo Valanzuela

New England Revolution v LA Galaxy

July 17, 200118	New England Revolution	3–2	LA Galaxy	Foxborough, Massachusetts
	Wolde Harris 7' William Sunsing 32' Andy Williams 51'	Report	Luis Hernandez 28'40' Danny Califf  49' Craig Waibel  70' Ezra Hendrickson  90+2'	Stadium: Foxboro Stadium Attendance: 12,391 Referee: Noel Kenny

Miami Fusion v New England Revolution

July 21, 200119	Miami Fusion	1–1	New England Revolution	Fort Lauderdale, Florida
	Jim Rooney 42'	Report	Jay Heaps  29' Andy Williams 54'	Stadium: Lockhart Stadium Attendance: 6,123 Referee: Paul Tamberino

Kansas City v New England Revolution

July 29, 200120	Kansas City	2–0	New England Revolution	Kansas City, Missouri
	Mark Santel 21' Matt McKeon  38' Gary Glasgow 65'	Report	Matt Okoh  78'	Stadium: Arrowhead Stadium Attendance: 6,071 Referee: Terry Vaughn

New England Revolution v Dallas Burn

August 4, 200121	New England Revolution	5–1	Dallas Burn	Foxborough, Massachusetts
	William Sunsing 9' Rusty Pierce  15' Joe Franchino  25' Ted Chronopoulos 45+4'81' Matt Okoh  73'76' Catê 79' Alan Woods  89'	Report	Ariel Graziani  14' Justin Evans  38' Aleksey Korol 86'	Stadium: Foxboro Stadium Attendance: 10,326 Referee: Tim Weyland

New England Revolution v San Jose Earthquakes

August 8, 200122	New England Revolution	1–5	San Jose Earthquakes	Foxborough, Massachusetts
	Yari Allnutt  22' Mauricio Wright Catê 44' Leonel Álvarez  55'	Report	Ramiro Corrales  34' Landon Donovan 35'39' Junior Agogo 68'80' Manny Lagos 71'	Stadium: Foxboro Stadium Attendance: 11,822 Referee: Kevin Terry

New England Revolution v Miami Fusion

August 11, 200123	New England Revolution	1–4	Miami Fusion	Foxborough, Massachusetts
	Matt Okoh 6' Joe Franchino  14' Jay Heaps  48' Rusty Pierce  90'	Report	Pablo Mastroeni  6' Jeff Bilyk  10' Alex Pineda Chacón 16' Diego Serna  24'68' Preki 27' Chris Henderson 35' Brian Dunseth  44'	Stadium: Foxboro Stadium Attendance: 12,003 Referee: Alex Prus

New England Revolution v D.C. United

August 18, 200124	New England Revolution	2–1	D.C. United	Foxborough, Massachusetts
	Ted Chronopoulos 9'30' Jay Heaps  12'	Report	Stephen Armstrong 32' Jaime Moreno  34' Eddie Pope  44' Abdul Thompson Conteh  58' Brian Kamler  69' Ryan Nelsen  86' Carey Talley	Stadium: Foxboro Stadium Attendance: 15,226 Referee: Terry Vaughn

Tampa Bay Mutiny v New England Revolution

August 26, 200125	Tampa Bay Mutiny	0–0 (a.e.t.)	New England Revolution	Tampa, Florida
	Mamadou Diallo  68' Steve Trittschuh  42' Eric Quill Danny Pena  82' Joe Addo  90'	Report	Joe Franchino	Stadium: Raymond James Stadium Attendance: 11,345 Referee: Gerry Corrie

Columbus Crew v New England Revolution

September 1, 200126	Columbus Crew	4–1	New England Revolution	Columbus, Ohio
	Mike Lapper  12' Robert Warzycha  43'90+2' Tenywa Bonseu  54' Brian Maisonneuve 55' Jeff Cunningham 65'80' Duncan Oughton  78' Mario Longo  86'	Report	Matt Okoh 15' Jay Heaps  29' Rusty Pierce  30' Yari Allnutt  38' Leonel Álvarez  45' Nick Downing  87'	Stadium: Columbus Crew Stadium Attendance: 24,033 Referee: Ricardo Valanzuela

MetroStars v New England Revolution

September 7, 200127	MetroStars	3–1	New England Revolution	East Rutherford, New Jersey
	Rodrigo Faria 5'27' Steve Jolley  38' Pedro Álvarez  53' Petter Villegas  81'	Report	Andy Williams 14'	Stadium: Giants Stadium Attendance: 13,679 Referee: Paul Tamberino

6 ^ The Revolution played only 27 league matches in 2001, as Major League Soccer elected to cancel the final weeks of the season following the September 11 attacks. ^[15]

2001 U.S. Open Cup

See also: 2001 U.S. Open Cup

Mid Michigan Bucks (PDL) v New England Revolution (MLS)

June 27, 2001Second round	Mid Michigan Bucks (PDL)	1–7	New England Revolution (MLS)	Foxboro, Massachusetts
	Paul Snape 12'	(Report)	Shaker Asad 7' Matt Okoh 20', 76' Wolde Harris 36', 44' William Sunsing 53' (pen) Cate 82'	Stadium: Foxboro Stadium Attendance: 947 Referee: Gus St. Silva (United States)

Charleston Battery (A-League) v New England Revolution (MLS)

July 11, 2001Third round	Charleston Battery (A-League)	1–2	New England Revolution (MLS)	Foxboro, Massachusetts
	Paul Conway 25' (pen)	(Report)	Shaker Asad 19' Johnny Torres 66'	Stadium: Foxboro Stadium Attendance: 1,207 Referee: Robert Mann (United States)

Columbus Crew (MLS) v New England Revolution (MLS)

July 24, 2001Quarter-final	Columbus Crew (MLS)	1–2	New England Revolution (MLS)	Foxboro, Massachusetts
	John Wilmar Perez 85'	(Report)	Cate 50' (pen) William Sunsing 72'	Stadium: Foxboro Stadium Attendance: 5,695 Referee: Ricardo Salazar (United States)

D.C. United (MLS) v New England Revolution (MLS)

August 22, 2001Semi-final	D.C. United (MLS)	0–2	New England Revolution (MLS)	Foxboro, Massachusetts
		(Report)	Andy Williams 9', 40'	Stadium: Foxboro Stadium Attendance: 7,128 Referee: Brian Hall (United States)

New England Revolution (MLS) v Los Angeles Galaxy (MLS)

October 27, 2001Final	New England Revolution (MLS)	1–2 (asdet)	Los Angeles Galaxy (MLS)	Titan Stadium Fullerton, California
	Wolde Harris 30'	(Report)	Ezra Hendrickson 70' Danny Califf 92'	Attendance: 4,195 Referee: Paul Tamberino (United States)

Miscellany

• The 2001 season was the final season the Revolution would play at Foxboro Stadium, following the opening of CMGI Field in 2002. ^[16]
• The final competitive Revolution fixture at Foxboro Stadium was their August 22 2-0 victory over D.C. United in the U.S. Open Cup Semi-final. ^[17]
• The 2001 season was the first season in which the Revolution wore kits manufactured by Umbro, having previously worn Reebok (1996-99) and Atletica (2000). ^[18]
• The June 20th match against the Colorado Rapids was part of a double-header featuring a United States men's national soccer team v. Trinidad and Tobago national football team World Cup Qualifier. The United States won 2-0 in front of 31,211. ^{[19] [20]}

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