PRO FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME - National Football League
PRO FOOTBALL HALL OF FAMEThe Professional Football Hallof Fame is located in Canton,Ohio, site of the organizationalmeeting on September 17,1920, from which the NationalFootball League evolved. TheNFL recognized Canton as theHall of Fame site on April 27,1961. Canton area individuals,foundations, and companiesdonated almost 400,000 incash and services to providefunds for the construction ofthe original two-building complex, which was dedicated onSeptember 7, 1963. Fourexpansions have occurred(1971, 1978, 1995, and thecurrent “Future 50” Expansion& Renovation Project) over theyears that have resulted in themuseum growing from its original 19,000 square feet totoday’s 117,000-square footfacility.The Hall of Fame’s currentexpansion & renovation projectis the largest in the museum’snearly 50-year history. Thetwo-year, 27 million projectwas coined the “Future 50”because it will be completed intime for the Hall of Fame’s 50thAnniversary in 2013 and willput the foundation in placefrom the next 50 years of success.The Hall has renovated fourof its six major exhibition galleries in recent years. TheLamar Hunt Super BowlGallery, featuring the SuperBowl Theater, opened in summer 2009. The Moments,Memories & MementosGallery and Pro Football TodayGallery were opened—one in2008 preceded by a brand newHall of Fame Gallery, home toenshrinees bronze busts, in2003. Other highlights of theHall include an extensivearchive and information centerand a large museum store.Throughout the years, the ProFootball Hall of Fame hasbecome an extremely populartourist attraction. The Hall ofFame will welcome its nine millionth visitor during the summer of 2012.New members of the ProFootball Hall of Fame are elected annually by a 44-memberSelection Committee, made upof media representatives fromevery league city, eleven atlarge representatives, and arepresentative of the Pro Football Writers of America.336Between four and seven newmembers are elected eachyear. An affirmative vote ofapproximately 80 percent isneeded for election.Any fan may nominate anyeligible player or contributorsimply by writing to the ProFootball Hall of Fame. Playersand coaches must have lastplayed or coached at least fiveyears before he is eligible.Contributors (administrators,owners, et al.) may be electedwhile they are still active.The charter class of 17enshrinees was elected in1963 and the honor roll nowstands at 273 (158 living as ofMay 1, 2012) with the electionof a six-man class in 2012.That class consists of JackButler, Dermontti Dawson,ChrisDoleman,CortezKennedy, Curtis Martin, andWillie Roaf.ROSTER OF MEMBERSHERB ADDERLEYCornerback. 6-0, 205. Born inPhiladelphia, Pennsylvania,June 8, 1939. Michigan State.Inducted in 1980. 1961-69Green Bay Packers, 1970-72Dallas Cowboys. Highlights:48 interceptions, 7 touchdowns. Played in four SuperBowls, five Pro Bowls.TROY AIKMANQuarterback. 6-4, 219. Bornin West Covina, California,November 21, 1966. Oklahoma, UCLA. Inducted in2006. 1989-2000 DallasCowboys. Highlights: His 90wins in 1990s make him winningest quarterback of anydecade. Led Cowboys to threeSuper Bowl wins. Passed for32,942 yards, 165 touchdowns. Named to six ProBowls.GEORGE ALLENCoach. Born in Detroit, Michigan, April 29, 1918. DiedDecember 31, 1990. AlmaCollege, Eastern Michigan,Marquette, Michigan. Inductedin 2002. 1966-1970 LosAngeles Rams, 1971-77Washington Redskins. Highlights: 118-54-5 overallrecord. Never suffered a losingseason, and ranked tenth incoaching victories at time ofretirement.MARCUS ALLENRunning back. 6-2, 210. Bornin San Diego, California,March 26, 1960. SouthernCalifornia. Inducted in 2003.1982-1992 Los AngelesRaiders, 1993-1997 KansasCity Chiefs. Highlights: Firstplayer in NFL history to tally10,000 rushing yards and5,000 receiving yards. MVP,Super Bowl XVIII.CLIFF BATTLESHalfback. 6-1, 195. Born inAkron, Ohio, May 1, 1910.Died April 28, 1981. West Virginia Wesleyan. Inducted in1968. 1932 Boston Braves,1933-36 Boston Redskins,1937 Washington Redskins.Highlights: NFL rushingchampion 1932, 1937. First togain more than 200 yards in agame, 1933.LANCE ALWORTHWide receiver. 6-0, 184. Bornin Houston, Texas, August 3,1940. Arkansas. Inducted in1978. 1962-1970 San DiegoChargers, 1971-72 DallasCowboys. Highlights: 542receptions for 10,266 yards,85 touchdowns. All-AFL seventimes, seven All-Star games.SAMMY BAUGHQuarterback. 6-2, 180. Bornin Temple, Texas, March 17,1914. Died December 17,2008. Texas Christian. Inducted in 1963. 1937-1952 Washington Redskins. Highlights:Charter enshrinee. Six-timeNFL passing leader. NFL passing, punting, interceptionchamp, 1943.DOUG ATKINSDefensive end. 6-8, 275. Bornin Humboldt, Tennessee, May8, 1930. Tennessee. Inductedin 1982. 1953-54 ClevelandBrowns, 1955-1966 ChicagoBears, 1967-69 New OrleansSaints. Highlights: Eight ProBowls, All-NFL four times.Played for 17 years, 205games.MORRIS (RED) BADGROEnd. 6-0, 190. Born in Orillia,Washington, December 1,1902. Died July 13, 1998.Southern California. Inducted in1981. 1927-28 New York Yankees, 1930-35 New YorkGiants,1936BrooklynDodgers. Highlights: First- orsecond-team All-NFL fourtimes. Scored first touchdownin NFL Championship Gameseries.LEM BARNEYCornerback. 6-0, 190. Born inGulfport, Mississippi, September 8, 1945. Jackson State.Inducted in 1992. 1967-1977Detroit Lions. Highlights: 56interceptions for 1,077 yards,11 touchdowns (7 defensive,4 special teams). Seven ProBowls, All-NFL/NFC four times.CHUCK BEDNARIKCenter-linebacker. 6-3, 230.Born in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, May 1, 1925. Pennsylvania. Inducted in 1967. 19491962 Philadelphia Eagles.Highlights: Eight Pro Bowls.Missed three games in 14years. Named NFL all-timecenter, 1969.BERT BELLTeam owner. Commissioner.Born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, February 25, 1895.Died October 11, 1959. Pennsylvania. Inducted in 1963.1933-1940PhiladelphiaEagles, 1941-42 PittsburghSteelers, 1943 Phil-Pitt, 1944Card-Pitt, 1945-46 PittsburghSteelers.Commissioner,1946-1959. Highlights: Charter enshrinee. Built NFL imageas commissioner, 1946-1959.Set up long-term televisionpolicies.BOBBY BELLLinebacker. 6-4, 225. Born inShelby, North Carolina, June17, 1940. Minnesota. Inducted in 1983. 1963-1974Kansas City Chiefs. Highlights: 26 interceptions. AllAFL/AFC eight times. Ninecareer touchdowns, 1 ononside kick return.2012 NFL Record & Fact Book
PRO FOOTBALL HALL OF FAMERAYMOND BERRYEnd. 6-2, 187. Born in CorpusChristi, Texas, February 27,1933. Southern Methodist.Inducted in 1973. 1955-1967Baltimore Colts. Highlights:631 receptions for 9,275yards, 68 touchdowns. SetNFL title game mark with 12catches for 178 yards, 1958.ELVIN BETHEADefensive end. 6-2, 260. Bornin Trenton, New Jersey, March1, 1946. North Carolina A&T.Inducted in 2003. 1968-1983Houston Oilers. Highlights:Led team in sacks six times.Elected to eight Pro Bowls.Played for 16 years, 210games.CHARLES W. BIDWILL SR.Team owner. Born in Chicago,Illinois, September 16, 1895.Died April 19, 1947. Loyola ofChicago. Inducted in 1967.1933-1943 Chicago Cardinals, 1944 Card-Pitt, 1945-47Chicago Cardinals. Highlights: Guiding light for NFLduring depression years. Builtfamous “Dream Backfield.”FRED BILETNIKOFFWide receiver. 6-1, 190. Bornin Erie, Pennsylvania, February 23, 1943. Florida State.Inducted in 1988. 1965-1978Oakland Raiders. Highlights:589 receptions for 8,974yards, 76 touchdowns. 40catches 10 straight years.MVP, Super Bowl XI.GEORGE BLANDAQuarterback-kicker. 6-2, 215.Born in Youngwood, Pennsylvania, September 17,1927. Died September 27,2010. Kentucky. Inducted in1981. 1949-1958 ChicagoBears, 1950 Baltimore Colts,1960-66 Houston Oilers,1967-1975 Oakland Raiders.Highlights: 2,002 careerpoints. 26-season, 340-gamecareer longest in NFL historyat retirement.MEL BLOUNTCornerback. 6-3, 205. Born inVidalia, Georgia, April 10,1948. Southern University.Inducted in 1989. 1970-1983Pittsburgh Steelers. Highlights: 57 interceptions for 736yards. NFL defensive MVP,1975. Played in five Pro Bowls.TERRY BRADSHAWQuarterback. 6-3, 210. Bornin Shreveport, Louisiana, September 2, 1948. LouisianaTech. Inducted in 1989. 19701983 Pittsburgh Steelers.Highlights: 27,989 yardspassing, 212 touchdowns.MVP in Super Bowls XIII, XIV.BOB (BOOMER) BROWNTackle. 6-4, 280. Born inCleveland, Ohio, December 8,1941. Nebraska. Inducted in2004. 1964-68 PhiladelphiaEagles, 1969-1970 Los Angeles Rams, 1971-73 OaklandRaiders. Highlights: All-NFLseven of 10 seasons, six ProBowls. Named to 1960s AllDecade Team.JIM BROWNFullback. 6-2, 228. Born in St.Simons, Georgia, February17, 1936. Syracuse. Inductedin 1971. 1957-1965 Cleveland Browns. Highlights:12,312 yards rushing, 756points. Led NFL rushers eightyears. Nine consecutive ProBowls.PAUL BROWNCoach. Born in Norwalk, Ohio,September 7, 1908. DiedAugust 5, 1991. Miami (Ohio).Inducted in 1967. 1946-49Cleveland Browns (AAFC),1950-1962 Cleveland Browns.Highlights: Built Clevelanddynasty with 167-53-8 record,four AAFC titles, three NFLcrowns. Returned to coachingwith Cincinnati Bengals afterinduction, 1968-1975.BUCK BUCHANANDefensive tackle. 6-7, 274.Born in Gainesville, Alabama,September 10, 1940. DiedJuly 16, 1992. Grambling.Inducted in 1990. 1963-1975Kansas City Chiefs. Highlights: Led Chiefs defensiveefforts in Super Bowl I, IV. Didnot miss a game in 13 years.NICK BUONICONTILinebacker. 5-11, 220. Born inSpringfield, Massachusetts,December 15, 1940. NotreDame. Inducted in 2001.1962-68 Boston Patriots,1969-1974, 1976 Miami Dolphins.Highlights:AllAFL/AFC eight times. Namedto AFL’s All-Time Team.DICK BUTKUSLinebacker. 6-3, 245. Born inChicago, Illinois, December 9,1942. Illinois. Inducted in1979. 1965-1973 ChicagoBears. Highlights: All-NFL sixyears, eight consecutive ProBowls. 27 fumble recoveries.JACK BUTLERCornerback. 6-1, 200. Born inPittsburgh,Pennsylvania,November 12, 1927. St.Bonaventure. Inducted in2012. 1951-59 PittsburghSteelers. Highlights: Retiredas NFL’s second all-time leading interceptor with 52 careerpicks returned for 827 yards,4 TDs. Named to four ProBowls and selected to theNFL’s All-Decade Team of1950s.ROOSEVELT BROWNTackle. 6-3, 255. Born inCharlottesville, Virginia, October 20, 1932. Died June 9,2004. Morgan State. Inductedin 1975. 1953-1965 New YorkGiants. Highlights: All-NFLeight consecutive years, ninePro Bowls. NFL’s lineman ofyear, 1956.EARL CAMPBELLRunning back. 5-11, 233.Born in Tyler, Texas, March 29,1955. Texas. Inducted in1991. 1978-1984 HoustonOilers, 1984-85 New OrleansSaints. Highlights: 9,407yards rushing, 74 touchdowns. 1,934 yards rushing in1980, including four gameswith at least 200 yards.WILLIE BROWNCornerback. 6-1, 210. Born inYazoo City, Mississippi,December 2, 1940. Grambling. Inducted in 1984. 196366 Denver Broncos, 19671978 Oakland Raiders. Highlights: 54 interceptions for472 yards. Scored on 75-yardinterception in Super Bowl XI.TONY CANADEOHalfback. 5-11, 195. Born inChicago, Illinois, May 5, 1919.Died November 29, 2003.Gonzaga. Inducted in 1974.1941-44, 1946-1952 GreenBay Packers. Highlights: Twoway player. Third player torush for 1,000 yards in singleseason, 1949.2012 NFL Record & Fact BookJOE CARRNFL president. Born in Columbus, Ohio, October 23, 1879.Died May 20, 1939. Did notattend college. Inducted in1963. President, 1921-1939National Football League.Highlights: Charter enshrinee.NFL co-organizer, 1920. Introduced standard player contract.HARRY CARSONLinebacker. 6-2, 237. Born inFlorence, South Carolina,November 26, 1953. SouthCarolina State. Inducted in2006. 1976-1988 New YorkGiants. Highlights: 11 careerinterceptions. Named to ninePro Bowls. Named first- orsecond-team All-NFL sixtimes.DAVE CASPERTight end. 6-4, 240. Born inBemidji, Minnesota, February2, 1952. Notre Dame. Inducted in 2002. 1974-1980 Oakland Raiders, 1980-83 Houston Oilers, 1983 MinnesotaVikings, 1984 Los AngelesRaiders. Highlights: 378receptions for 5,216 yards, 52touchdowns. Five consecutivePro Bowls.GUY CHAMBERLINEnd. Coach. 6-2, 196. Born inBlue Springs, Nebraska, January 16, 1894. Died April 4,1967. Nebraska. Inducted in1965. 1919 Canton Bulldogs,1920-21 Decatur Staleys/Chicago Staleys, player-coach1922-23 Canton Bulldogs,1924 Cleveland Bulldogs,1925-26 Frankford Yellowjackets, 1927-28 ChicagoCardinals. Highlights: Playercoach of four NFL championship teams. Six-year coaching record of 58-16-7.JACK CHRISTIANSENSafety. 6-1, 185. Born in Sublette, Kansas, December 20,1928. Died June 29, 1986.Colorado State. Inducted in1970. 1951-58 Detroit Lions.Highlights: 46 interceptions.NFL interception leader, 1953,1957. Eight punt returns fortouchdowns.337
PRO FOOTBALL HALL OF FAMEEARL (DUTCH) CLARKQuarterback. 6-0, 185. Bornin Fowler, Colorado, October11, 1906. Died August 5,1978. Colorado College.Inducted in 1963. 1931-32Portsmouth Spartans, 193438 Detroit Lions. Highlights:Charter enshrinee. NFL scoring champion three years. LedLions to 1935 NFL title.GEORGE CONNORTackle-linebacker. 6-3, 240.Born in Chicago, Illinois, January 21, 1925. Died March 31,2003. Holy Cross, NotreDame. Inducted in 1975.1948-1955 Chicago Bears.Highlights: All-NFL at threepositions—T, DT, LB. All-NFLfive years. Played in first fourPro Bowls.JIMMY CONZELMANQuarterback. Coach. Teamowner. 6-0, 180. Born in St.Louis, Missouri, March 6,1898. Died July 31, 1970.Washington of St. Louis.Inducted in 1964. 1920Decatur Staleys, 1921-22Rock Island Independents,1922-24 Milwaukee Badgers;owner-coach 1925-26 DetroitPanthers; player-coach 192729, coach 1930 ProvidenceSteam Roller; coach 1940-42,1946-48 Chicago Cardinals.Highlights: Player-coach offour NFL teams in 1920s.Coached Cardinals to 1947NFL crown.LOU CREEKMURTackle-guard. 6-4, 255. Bornin Hopelawn, New Jersey.January 22, 1927. Died July5, 2009. William & Mary.Inducted in 1996. 1950-59Detroit Lions. Highlights: AllNFL six times, twice at guardand four times at tackle.Selected to eight Pro Bowlsand played on three NFLchampionship teams.LARRY CSONKARunning back. 6-3, 235. Bornin Stow, Ohio, December 25,1946. Syracuse. Inducted in1987. 1968-1974, 1979Miami Dolphins, 1976-78 NewYork Giants. Highlights: 8,081yards rushing, 68 touchdowns. MVP Super Bowl VIII.Only 21 fumbles in 1,891 carries and 106 receptions.338AL DAVISCoach-Commissioner-Owner.Born in Brockton, Massachusetts, July 4, 1929. DiedOctober 8, 2011. Wittenberg,Syracuse. Inducted in 1992.1963-1981, 1995-2011 Oakland Raiders, 1982-1994 LosAngeles Raiders, 1966 American Football League. Highlights: Only person to serve inpros as personnel assistant,scout, assistant coach, headcoach, general manager, commissioner, team owner/CEO.WILLIE DAVISDefensive end. 6-3, 245. Bornin Lisbon, Louisiana, July 24,1934. Grambling. Inducted in1981. 1958-59 ClevelandBrowns, 1960-69 Green BayPackers. Highlights: All-NFLfive seasons, five Pro Bowls.Did not miss game in 12-yearcareer.DERMONTTI DAWSONCenter. 6-2, 288. Born in Lexington, Kentucky, June 17,1965. Kentucky. Inducted in2012. 1988-2000 PittsburghSteelers. Highlights: Played in170 straight games. Namedfirst-team All-Pro six consecutive seasons and voted toseven straight Pro Bowls. Ismember of the NFL’s AllDecade Team of the 1990s.LEN DAWSONQuarterback. 6-0, 190. Bornin Alliance, Ohio, June 20,1935. Purdue. Inducted in1987. 1957-59 PittsburghSteelers, 1960-61 ClevelandBrowns, 1962 Dallas Texans,1963-1975 Kansas CityChiefs. Highlights: 28,711yards passing, 239 touchdowns. Four AFL passingcrowns. MVP, Super Bowl IV.FRED DEANDefensive end. 6-3, 230. Bornin Arcadia, Louisiana, February 24, 1952. Louisiana Tech.Inducted in 2008. 1975-1981San Diego Chargers, 1981-85San Francisco 49ers. Highlights: Had career-high 17.5sacks in 1983. Played on twoSuper Bowl championshipteams with 49ers (SuperBowls XVI, XIX).JOE DeLAMIELLEUREGuard. 6-3, 254. Born inDetroit, Michigan, March 16,1951. Michigan State. Inducted in 2003. 1973-1979, 1985Buffalo Bills, 1980-1984Cleveland Browns. Highlights:Selected All-Pro and All-AFCsix consecutive times, 19751980. Named to six ProBowls. Played 13 years, 185games.RICHARD DENTDefensive end. 6-5, 265. Bornin Atlanta, Georgia, December13, 1960. Tennessee State.Inducted in 2011. 1983-1993,1995 Chicago Bears, 1994San Francisco 49ers, 1996Indianapolis Colts, 1997Philadelphia Eagles. Highlights: Named MVP of SuperBowl XX. Had double-digitsack totals 10 times. Recorded 137.5 career sacks, thirdmost at time of retirement.Named first- or second-teamAll-NFL four times, voted tofour Pro Bowls.ERIC DICKERSONRunning back. 6-3, 220. Bornin Sealy, Texas, September 2,1960. Southern Methodist.Inducted in 1999. 1983-87Los Angeles Rams, 19871991 Indianapolis Colts, 1992Los Angeles Raiders, 1993Atlanta Falcons. Highlights:Rushed for 13,259 careeryards, including an NFL record2,105 yards in 1984. All-Profive times, six Pro Bowls.CHRIS DOLEMANDefensive end-linebacker. 6-5,270. Born in Indianapolis,Indiana, October 16, 1961.Pittsburgh. Inducted in 2012.1985-1993, 1999 MinnesotaVikings, 1994-95 Atlanta Falcons, 1996-98 San Francisco49ers. Highlights: Careersack total of 150.5 was fourthbest all-time at retirement.Recorded 10 or more sacks ina season eight times. Led NFLwith 21 sacks, 1989, oneshort of season record attime. Voted to eight Pro Bowls.ART DONOVANDefensive tackle. 6-3, 265.Born in Bronx, New York, June5, 1925. Boston College.Inducted in 1968. 1950 Baltimore Colts, 1951 New YorkYanks, 1952 Dallas Texans,1953-1961 Baltimore Colts.Highlights: Five Pro Bowls.Vital part of Baltimore’s climbto powerhouse status in1950s.TONY DORSETTRunning back. 5-11, 184.Born in Rochester, Pennsylvania, April 7, 1954. Pittsburgh.Inducted in 1994. 1977-1987Dallas Cowboys, 1988 DenverBroncos. Highlights: 12,739yards rushing, 398 receptions,91 touchdowns. Ran record 99yards for touchdown vs. Minnesota, January, 1983.DAN DIERDORFTackle. 6-3, 290. Born in Canton, Ohio, June 29, 1949.Michigan. Inducted in 1996.1971-1983 St. Louis Cardinals. Highlights: All-Pro fivetimes, played in six Pro Bowls,named NFL’s best blockerthree times.JOHN (PADDY) DRISCOLLQuarterback. 5-11, 160. Bornin Evanston, Illinois, January11, 1895. Died June 29,1968. Northwestern. Inductedin 1965. 1919 HammondPros, 1920 Decatur Staleys,1920-25 Chicago Cardinals,1926-29 Chicago Bears.Highlights: All-NFL seventimes. Dropkicked record 4field goals in one game, 1925.MIKE DITKATight end. 6-3, 225. Born inCarnegie, Pennsylvania, October 18, 1939. Pittsburgh.Inducted in 1988. 1961-66Chicago Bears, 1967-68Philadelphia Eagles, 19691972 Dallas Cowboys. Highlights: 427 receptions for5,812 yards, 43 touchdowns.First tight end selected to Hallof Fame. Five consecutive ProBowls.BILL DUDLEYHalfback. 5-10, 182. Born inBluefield, Virginia, December24, 1921. Died February 4,2010. Virginia. Inducted in1966. 1942, 1945-46 Pittsburgh Steelers, 1947-49Detroit Lions, 1950-51, 1953Washington Redskins. Highlights: Won NFL rushing,interception, punt return titles,1946. All-NFL 1942, 1946,and 1947.2012 NFL Record & Fact Book
PRO FOOTBALL HALL OF FAMEALBERT GLEN (TURK)EDWARDSTackle. 6-2, 260. Born inMold, Washington, September28, 1907. Died January 12,1973. Washington State.Inducted in 1969. 1932Boston Braves, 1933-36Boston Redskins, 1937-1940Washington Redskins. Highlights: All-NFL 1932-34,1936, 1937. Steamrollingblocker, smothering tackler.CARL ELLERDefensive end. 6-6, 247. Bornin Winston-Salem, North Carolina, January 25, 1942. Minnesota. Inducted in 2004.1964-1978MinnesotaVikings, 1979 Seattle Seahawks. Highlights: Fixture onVikings’ “Purple PeopleEaters” defensive line, All-Profive time, elected to six ProBowls.JOHN ELWAYQuarterback. 6-3, 215. Bornin Port Angeles, Washington,June 28, 1960. Stanford.Inducted in 2004. 1983-1998Denver Broncos. Highlights:Passed for 51,475 yards, 300touchdowns. Named to ninePro Bowls. NFL MVP, 1987;MVP, Super Bowl XXXIII.WEEB EWBANKCoach. Born in Richmond,Indiana, May 6, 1907. DiedNovember 17, 1998. Miami(Ohio). Inducted in 1978.1954-1962 Baltimore Colts,1963-1973 New York Jets.Highlights: Only coach to winchampionships in both NFL,AFL. Led both Colts (1958 and1959) and Jets (1968) tochampionships.MARSHALL FAU
The Professional Football Hall of Fame is located in Canton, Ohio, site of the organizational meeting on September 17, 1920, from which the National Football League evolved. The NFL recognized Canton as the Hall of Fame site on April 27, 1961. Canton area individuals, foundations, and companies donated almost 400,000 in cash and services to .
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inducted into both the Texas Black Sports Hall of Fame and the Texas High School Hall of Fame in 2004. He was inducted into the University of Colorado Hall of Fame in 2019, the Prairie View Interscholastic League Coaches Association Hall of Honor in 2014 and the California Sports Hall of Fame in 2018. Branch passed away in 2019 at the age of 71.
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