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FULL-TIME: TOTTENHAM 0–0 EVERTON.

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Dewsbury-Hall delivers the corner his shot won, but the cross can only be met by a glancing Armstrong header which skews well wide.

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OVER!!! Everton advance up the other end as Grealish links up with Hackney, who in turn tees Dewsbury-Hall up for a first-time strike which loops over the top of the bar via the slightest of deflections!

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Well play just three added minutes at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, with both sides still chasing the goal which would surely win this game from here!

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BLOCKED!! Kudus' corner is punched half-clear by Pickford at his back post and falls for Tel, who cuts inside and drills a low shot towards goal, which Armstrong steers behind at his near post!

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SAVED!!! They've not gone much closer than that, Spurs!! A poor Pickford clearance puts Armstrong in all sorts of trouble, and his pocket is picked with ease. Savio squares for Bergvall, who takes aim from the edge of the area, but his curling, bottom corner-bound effort is tipped just around the outside of the post by Pickford at full stretch!

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A yellow card is raised towards De Zerbi's dugout, with the Tottenham boss booked for dissent on the touchline as his and Spurs' frustrations grow with every passing minute.

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Van Hecke has moved into right-back and links up with Kudus ahead of him, with the Ghanaian cutting inside and slotting a pass in behind the Everton defence, which ultimately finds no-one but Pickford.

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Moments after sending a half-chance header over the bar, Gray comes off for new signing Tosin Adarabioyo, who will play right-back and look to add a bit more attacking height as we approach the final five minutes of this game.

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Maddison brings Savio into play on the break as the Brazilian steps inside Garner, but he's brought to ground by a trailing leg and the versatile Everton midfielder is booked.

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Everton's Branthwaite has made more blocks than any other player in the Premier League so far this season (10), doubling his tally with five in this game alone to continually keep Spurs at bay.

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BLOCKS!! Savio and Robertson both send slick, inside passes towards the centre as Tonali arrives late – with the Italian's 20-yard strike forcing a dive from Pickford, but Branthwaite makes another brave block before the ball can reach him. Spurs return serve through Kudus and his far-post cross falls for Savio, whose curling effort is nodded over the bar by Armstrong!

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Tottenham will end this game with Kudus on the right, Savio switching to the left, Maddison playing in his natural number 10 role and Tel moving up front, with De Zerbi still clearly searching for the right combination to finally get a first Premier League victory over the line this season.

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De Zerbi's latest switch sees James Maddison brought on late for the hosts, with Marmoush's withdrawal meaning there'll be yet another shake-up to the formation of Tottenham's attack.

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Maitland-Niles hasn't quite had the impact he made against Manchester United last week, and comes off for Jake O'Brien to see this game out at right-back for the Toffees.

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That miss will be Johnson's last contribution, as the Welshman is replaced by another one of Everton's summer signings in the form of Hayden Hackney.

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OVER!!! Garner gets free of Spurs' press with a superb turn before feeding Dewsbury-Hall down the left side of the box, and he in turn squares for Johnson. The ex-Tottenham forward fires a side-footed effort towards Kinsky's goal, but gets his first-time finish horribly wrong and skews it over the top!

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Johnson tries a cross towards Barry in the box which is cleared away by Van Hecke, but after Armstrong slides in to return possession to him, the Welshman whips another ball in and only Van Hecke's header denies Barry a clear path towards goal.

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CHANCE!! Robertson, Tel and Bergvall all combine before the Swede sends a dangerous-looking cross towards the back post, but the arriving Savio can't steer his volley goalwards and Pickford happily cleans things up at the back for Everton!

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Spurs’ Tel had completed more dribbles than any other player in the Premier League prior to kick-off (10), and successfully takes on Maitland-Niles after switching to the left wing, with Marmoush moving up front as the number nine.

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Tonali takes Kudus' clever flick in his stride and advances before being scythed down from behind by Dewsbury-Hall. The referee plays advantage with Spurs on the attack, but after Savio's shot into a crowd of bodies is blocked, he comes back to book the Everton midfielder.

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SAVED!!! Kinsky bails Tottenham – and himself – out at the back!! A loose pass from the Spurs keeper is sent straight to Dewsbury-Hall on the edge of the box, but Kinsky responds with a strong parry and then has a few choice words with his defenders!

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David Moyes also delivers a change from his bench as Jack Grealish comes on for the second game of his second loan spell at Everton, replacing George down that left flank.

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Mohammed Kudus also comes on for Fernandes as a new number 10, playing in behind Tel as De Zerbi mixes things up further.

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Mathys Tel will also enter the fray in place of Solanke, with the Frenchman likely to lead the Tottenham line in attack.

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Roberto De Zerbi rolls the dice with a triple Tottenham change, firstly bringing on Lucas Bergvall for Bentancur at the base of Spurs' midfield.

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Van Hecke advanced and flashes a wide ball forwards for Tonali, who plays it into Robertson's path, but the Scot's first-time cross is overhit and finds neither Solanke nor Savio in attacking support.

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We've reached the hour mark, and with Pickford still yet to be truly tested, the numbers look nebulous at best for Tottenham. Fernandes' shot on target in the 47th minute was Spurs' in the Premier League since Marmoush's 87th-minute attempt against Newcastle – two games ago.

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Gray looks to pick out Savio with a floated pass to the right flank, but the Brazilian can't bring the ball down and is penalised for handball, in a sign of his and Tottenham's growing frustrations with the scores still level.

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Tottenham Hotspur have failed to score in their three Premier League games this season. They last went four without a goal in August–September 2006 – a run which included a 2–0 home loss to Everton.

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BLOCKED!!! After Barry's header is blocked to loop over the crossbar, Everton line up their second corner in quick succession. Dewsbury-Hall's delivery isn't cleared with any conviction by the hosts and falls for George, who slams a half-volley through the crowd and finds his path blocked by Bentancur!

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CHANCE!!! Everton open Spurs up with a slick counter-attack after Barry outmuscles Bentancur and moves possession wide for George. The winger whips a fantastic, low cross towards Johnson with the outside of his boot, but Van de Ven races back to cut it out and sweet the ball behind for a corner!

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Tottenham have failed to score a first-half goal in 26 Premier League games since the start of last season, with only Nottingham Forest, Sunderland and Wolves doing so more often (28 each).

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SAVED!!! George gets around the outside of Gray and stands up a cross from the left byline, drawing Kinsky off his line with Barry arriving late. The Toffees striker gets there with a goalbound header at the far post, which Kinsky manages to knock behind for a corner despite seemingly being in no-man's land!

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With Fernandes finally registering a shot on target for Spurs, it's worth noting that even after 11 attempts in the first half, Garner's free-kick effort was the first on target for either side.

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SAVED!! Robertson's left-sided cross isn't convincingly cleared by Tarkowski and falls for Bentancur, who tees up Fernandes. He shoots low from 20 yards out, but can only roll a fairly tame finish down the throat of Pickford!

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Tottenham are still seen as favourites to end on the right side of this result in our live probability tracker, with their chances of victory only dropping to 41.9% despite tailing off significantly in that first half. Everton's own win rating has improved slightly to 24.8%, but it's a game that is still there to be won as Fernandes takes the first kick of the second half!

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Marmoush has made plenty of inroads as he looks to get both his loan move and Tottenham's season off the mark with a goal in this game, but has registered just 0.02 xG from his one attempt so far. Five touches in the box, one chance created from seven final-third passes and three turnovers of possession have helped Spurs' cause, but that's from eight duels in total, with one free-kick won and just two of five dribbles successful.

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The half-time whistle sounds to signal the end of a goalless first 45 minutes, as Tottenham Hotspur and Everton head into the break still level at 0–0. That certainly didn't look like being the case after Spurs flew out of the blocks early on, racking up the majority of their 0.32 xG before the 10-minute mark. Van Hecke, Fernandes, Tonali and Marmoush all went close in the early stages, but it took until the 34th minute for Pickford to finally be tested when Robertson sent a low strike across the face of goal. Further chances came and went for Fernandes and Tonali, but up at the other end, Everton produced 0.18 xG through half-chances for Maitland-Niles and Barry, before Garner gave Kinsky a save to make with his stoppage-time free-kick from long range. It's an open game which Spurs should really be leading, but the longer the wait for their first Premier League goal of the season goes on, the more frustrations will grow inside the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

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HALF-TIME: TOTTENHAM 0–0 EVERTON.

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SAVED!!! Everton finally force Kinsky into action!! Fernandes fouls Dewsbury-Hall and concedes a free-kick which Garner steps up to take, with the midfielder's shot curling around the wall and bouncing awkwardly in front of Kinsky, who gets down low to palm it past his left-hand post!

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We'll play two additional minutes to close out the first half in north London, with Spurs struggling to build on that early momentum which saw them create chance after chance in the early stages.

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Spurs look to build their best-looking attack in a while after Robertson intercepts Dewsbury-Hall's pass before playing a slick one-two with Marmoush, but the Egyptian gets his attempted cross-field pass woefully wrong, blasting the ball high, backwards, and nowhere near his intended target.

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Tottenham Hotspur have only lost one of their last 17 Premier League home games against Everton, winning 12 including each of their last five since a 1–0 defeat in September 2020.

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Jan Paul van Hecke has completed 100% of his passes so far, with 56 successful attempts.

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Fernandes finds Robertson on the run with a pinpoint cross-field pass, but after beating Maitland-Niles to the ball, the Spurs left-back sees his drilled cross blocked by Johnson, and Maitland-Niles' attempted clearance loops back into the safety of Pickford's gloves.

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BLOCKED!! Tonali turns onto his left foot having received possession 25 yards from goal, and takes aim with a looping strike that is steered over and behind by the head of Branthwaite!

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Van Hecke picks out Robertson's run with a floated cross-field ball into the box, but the flag correctly goes up after spotting that the left-back started too easily, just as Robertson's header bounces across the face of goal and wide.

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SAVED!!! Spurs switch defence to attack at breakneck speed as Savio links up with Marmoush, who then races into the box with Robertson outside him. The Scot shoots first-time from a tight angle upon receiving the ball from Marmoush, but sees his low drive blocked by the legs of Pickford!

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Savio surges clear of Mykolenko and gets to the byline again before firing the ball back across goal, only for Gray to be beaten to it by Garner. Everton counter quickly as Dewsbury-Hall sends George clear of the chasing defenders, but his byline cross is sent straight into Kinsky's gloves.

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The only win and clean sheet in the last 12 Premier League home games for Spurs came against Everton on the final day of last season – their next defeat will be the 50th they've recorded at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in the league.

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OVER!!! Another opportunity goes begging for Spurs! Tonali's chipped throughball for Gray is steered away and behind by Garner, giving the hosts a corner which Marmoush delivers. Pickford's punch falls for Fernandes on the edge of the box, but he takes a wild swing at the ball to skew it high and wide!

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Everton lost both Premier League meetings with Tottenham last season by an aggregate score of 4–0, but have never before lost three in a row to Spurs without scoring in their entire league history.

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Mykolenko floats a dangerous-looking ball right across the face of goal which is hooked behind by Robertson for a corner, but the set-piece is played short to Maitland-Niles and his cross back into the box is an easy one for the hosts to deal with.

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CHANCE!!! George takes on Savio before linking up with Mykolenko and looping a good cross towards the far post. Armstrong's header across is nodded goalwards by Mykolenko, but Kinsky is beaten to the ball by his own player in Van de Ven, and Van Hecke then steps in to block Barry's shot on the follow-up!

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43.2% of Tottenham's attacks so far have come through the middle third of the pitch, but they're yet to truly test Pickford despite cutting Everton open on a number of occasions.

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A slick-looking Spurs attack involving Van Hecke, Solanke and Savio breaks down following a heavy touch from Fernandes, leading to a loose ball which Armstrong and Gray both slide in for. Gray comes off second-best, and is down on the deck to give us the first real breather either side has had so far in this game.

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Maitland-Niles scored an absolute worldie on his Premier League debut for Everton last time out, having netted in just one of his 109 previous appearances in the competition. Only three players have scored in both their first two games for Everton – Brian McBride (2003), Romelu Lukaku (2013) and Richarlison (2018).

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WIDE!!! Everton finally throw some numbers forward as Mykolenko's deflected cross wins their first corner of the game, and after Garner's delivery is headed away by Bentancur, Maitland-Niles follows in with a 20-yard strike through the crowd that he pulls just wide!!

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Marmoush and Savio are both seeking to make their presences felt down the flanks, with Marmoush getting around the outside of his opposite number Johnson in a touchline tussle, and Savio stepping inside from a one-two before he's stopped in his tracks by Branthwaite.

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Tottenham are one of three teams yet to score in the Premier League this season, alongside Coventry City. Spurs have never failed to score in any of their first four league games in a single campaign before, and have started brightly here as they look to avoid that unwanted record!

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BLOCKED!! Marmoush makes his way inside from the left and sizes up a shot from 25 yards out, getting plenty of power behind it but only finding Branthwaite, who blocks!

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BLOCKED!! Gray bursts onto a loose ball from Tonali's deflected pass and drives in-field from right-back, taking aim from the edge of the box with a speculative strike that Dewsbury-Hall diverts away from danger!

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Marmoush's touch takes him beyond Branthwaite and into the Everton box, but the Toffees' number four follows the Egyptian all the way, recovering enough to force him wide and into a cross which Pickford easily collects.

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BLOCKED!!! Savio is slipped into space by Gray's clipped pass down the right edge, and he gets to the byline before cutting the ball back to Fernandes. The Portuguese arrives and lashes a low strike across the face of goal, but it's blocked by Branthwaite before it can trouble Pickford!

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OVER!!!! Marmoush looks to make his presence felt but is chopped down by Armstrong before he can do so, winning Spurs an attacking free-kick. Robertson delivers a curling ball towards the back post, where Van Hecke arrives late on the half-volley, but he can only fire a close-range effort over the crossbar!

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Savio skips past both Mykolenko and Garner with ease after playing off Gray, but sees his byline cutback blocked by the recovering Everton left-back. The Brazilian brings the loose ball down and tries another cross into the middle, but Mykolenko cuts out and clears his second effort.

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Tottenham have already made 12 changes to their starting XI in the Premier League this season – their most after four games of a campaign in the competition – in one of the clearest signs that Roberto De Zerbi is still struggling to identify his best team after a big summer of spending.

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Garner gets things up and running for Everton, who like the hosts have plenty to prove at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium!

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Tottenham’s turgid start to the season hasn’t dampened their chances in our live probability tracker, which is giving the hosts a 47.9% chance of victory ahead of kick-off in north London. Everton are only given a 28.0% win rating as the teams head out onto the pitch, but they’ll be confident of continuing their unbeaten start against a Spurs team still trying to find their feet this season!

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Ainsley Maitland-Niles’ last-gasp equaliser on his debut against Manchester United will go down as a goal of the season contender, and the Toffees’ new signing comes in to start at right-back in David Moyes’ only change to the XI. Merlin Rohl drops out with James Garner continuing in midfield; an area of the pitch he could be joined in by Manchester City loanee Jack Grealish, who is back on the bench after making his second Everton debut last weekend.

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Roberto De Zerbi has made four changes from Spurs’ 0–0 draw at the City Ground, with changes to both full-backs following injuries picked up by Pedro Porro and Destiny Udogie. In come Archie Gray and Andy Robertson on the flanks of the defence, while up front, Dominic Solanke starts for the first time this season with Mateus Fernandes playing in behind him.

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EVERTON SUBS: Mark Travers, Tom King, Michael Keane, Jack Grealish, Jake O’Brien, Tyler Dibling, Charly Alcaraz, Hayden Hackney, Braiden Graham.

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EVERTON (4-2-3-1): Jordan Pickford; Ainsley Maitland-Niles, James Tarkowski, Jarrad Branthwaite, Vitalii Mykolenko; Harrison Armstrong, James Garner; Brennan Johnson, Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall, Tyrique George; Thierno Barry.

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TOTTENHAM SUBS: Martin Dubravka, Tosin Adarabioyo, Marcos Senesi, Conor Gallagher, James Maddison, Mathys Tel, Lucas Bergvall, Mohammed Kudus, Ben Davies.

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TOTTENHAM (4-2-3-1): Antonin Kinsky; Archie Gray, Jan Paul van Hecke, Micky van de Ven, Andy Robertson; Rodrigo Bentancur, Sandro Tonali; Savio, Mateus Fernandes, Omar Marmoush; Dominic Solanke.

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Everton, by contrast, are unbeaten in their three games so far, sitting ninth in the early-season table despite their well-documented struggles in the transfer market. David Moyes’ side are yet to win since beating Crystal Palace 2–0 on opening weekend, but secured dramatic late draws against both Bournemouth and Manchester United, scoring in the 83rd and 96th minutes respectively to level things up at 2–2 against the Red Devils.

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Sat third-bottom of the table coming into this game, Spurs are yet to win a game or score a goal so far this season, and only picked up their first point with a goalless draw at Nottingham Forest last time out. Roberto De Zerbi’s side were well beaten by Brentford (3–0) and Newcastle (2–0) in their first two games, and need to pick up three points sooner rather than later if they’re to avoid being in the midst of a relegation battle – as was the case for so much of last season.

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Hello, and welcome to live coverage of this fixture in the Premier League, as Tottenham take on Everton looking to finally get off the mark this season at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

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