No Mercy (2002)

No Mercy (2002)

Promotional poster featuring Kane's mask
Theme
song(s)		 "No Mercy" by Jim Johnston
Information
Promotion World Wrestling Entertainment
Brand(s) Raw
SmackDown!
Sponsor(s) Subway
Date October 20, 2002
Attendance 10,000
Venue Alltel Arena
City North Little Rock, Arkansas
Pay-per-view chronology

Unforgiven (2002) No Mercy (2002) Rebellion (2002)
No Mercy chronology

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No Mercy (2002) was a professional wrestling pay-per-view event produced by World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) and presented by Subway that took place on October 20, 2002, at the Alltel Arena in North Little Rock, Arkansas. It was the fifth annual WWE No Mercy event and featured wrestlers from the Raw and SmackDown! brand. To date, it is the only WWE pay-per-view event ever held in the state of Arkansas.[1]

The event featured two main events. The main event from the SmackDown! brand featured WWE Champion Brock Lesnar defeat The Undertaker in a Hell in a Cell match to retain the title.[2] The main event from the Raw brand was a title unification match, where World Heavyweight Champion Triple H defeated WWE Intercontinental Champion Kane to unify both titles.[3]

The undercard featured Kurt Angle and Chris Benoit versus Edge and Rey Mysterio to determine the inaugural WWE Tag Team Champions. Other matches included Trish Stratus versus Victoria for the WWE Women's Championship, Jamie Noble versus Tajiri for the WWE Cruiserweight Championship, Rob Van Dam versus Ric Flair, Torrie Wilson versus Dawn Marie and Chris Jericho and Christian versus Booker T and Goldust for the World Tag Team Championship.[4][5][6][7]

Background

The event featured nine professional wrestling matches with outcomes predetermined by WWE The matches featured wrestlers portraying their characters in planned storylines that took place before, during and after the event. All wrestlers were from either one of the WWE's brands – SmackDown or Raw – the two storyline divisions in which WWE assigned its employees.

The Undertaker would Challenge Brock Lesnar for the WWE Championship in a Hell in a Cell match at the event

The main rivalry from the SmackDown brand was between Brock Lesnar and The Undertaker over the WWE Championship. At Unforgiven, Lesnar defended the title against Undertaker in a standard wrestling match. The match resulted in a no contest after the referee was attacked by brawling Lesnar and Undertaker.[8] On the September 26 episode of SmackDown, Undertaker defeated Matt Hardy, who had interfered in Lesnar and Undertaker's match at Unforgiven.[8] After the match, Lesnar attacked Undertaker with the WWE title belt.[9] On the October 3 episode of SmackDown, Hardy defeated The Undertaker in a Falls Count Anywhere match after Lesnar interfered and hit an F-5 on Undertaker. Later that night, Lesnar was informed by his manager Paul Heyman that the SmackDown General Manager Stephanie McMahon had ordered Lesnar to defend the title against Undertaker in a rematch at No Mercy, this time in a Hell in a Cell match.[10] The following week on SmackDown!, Lesnar and Paul Heyman found an unorthodox but very effective way to distract the Undertaker leading up to their Hell in a Cell match for the WWE title at No Mercy. Heyman and Lesnar escorted a young woman to the arena, causing speculation to swirl about her identity. During the segment, Heyman tipped his hand as he explained that the woman – Tracy – would show just what kind of man the Undertaker really is. As The Undertaker made his way to the ring, Tracy found herself in the ring staring face to face with him. She erupted into a fury and accused Taker of lying to her and sleeping with her for three months. She stated that she had no idea that Taker was married and his wife Sara was pregnant and apologized to Sara, saying she hated that the news had to be broken that way. Taker claimmed that he had never even seen Tracy before, much less had an affair with her. But all that earned him was a slap to the face from her that ended the segment. Moments later, Undertaker attempted to convince Sara over the phone that he was innocent until it became obvious that Sara wasn't buying his alibi. Sara also got a call from Lesnar as Lesnar told Sara in a mockingly insincere tone that he was concerned for her state of mind. Toward the end of the show, Undertaker would vent his frustrations on Lesnar at the end of the evening as he assaulted him, using the cast on his broken hand as a weapon. The following week on SmackDown!, Undertaker admitted in an interview that he lied about not knowing Tracy and that he knew Tracy, but insisted that it was years before he and his wife Sara even met. Tracy, however, begged to differ, and let SmackDown! General Manager Stephanie McMahon know that she and Undertaker had been together as recently as ten days earlier. Lesnar and Heyman, with their own axe of grind, demanded that Stephanie prohibit Undertaker from wearing his cast during their upcoming Hell in the Cell match at No Mercy. Intent on exacting vengeance upon Lesnar, who broke his hand in the first place, Undertaker unleashed by nailing Lesnar with the cast, bloodying him in the process. Despite that, Stephanie affirmed that Undertaker would be permitted to wear the cast into the Cell at No Mercy.

The main rivalry from the Raw brand was between the World Heavyweight Champion Triple H and the WWE Intercontinental Champion Kane. At Unforgiven, Triple H defeated Rob Van Dam to retain the World title.[11] On the September 30 episode of Raw, the Raw General Manager Eric Bischoff announced that the World Heavyweight Champion Triple H would wrestle the Intercontinental Champion Chris Jericho in a Title unification match at No Mercy and the two would defend their titles later that night. Triple H advanced to No Mercy by retaining the World Championship against Bubba Ray Dudley. However, Kane defeated Jericho to win the Intercontinental Championship and advance to the title unification match against Triple H at No Mercy.[12] The following week on Raw, Kane successfully singlehandedly defended the World Tag Team Championship (that he had won on September 23) in a four team Tables, Ladders, and Chairs match as The Hurricane had been attacked earlier that evening (by Triple H and Flair) and was thus unable to compete. As Kane celebrated his first Tag team title defense in a TLC match, Triple H and Flair came out with Triple H stating that Kane said, "for the first time in my life, i'm happy". He then said that he knew all about Katie Vick and accused Kane of killing her. As the show went off the air, Triple H uttered the words by saying, "Kane, you are a murderer!". On the last episode of Raw, after Kane and The Hurricane lost the World Tag team titles to Jericho and Christian, Kane addressed the crowd and admitted that he was somewhat responsible for Katie Vick's death, however, he claimed that it was an accident. According to Kane, he was simply driving her home from a party because she had too much to drink. Triple H soon came out to interject. He stated that Kane's story was only partly true and that Kane apparently forgot to mention that he too had been drinking. In addition, Triple H mentioned that at Katie's autopsy, doctors found traces of Kane's semen, leaving him to ask two upsetting questions: Did Kane force himself on her while she was alive? Or did he wait until she was dead? Toward the end of the show, Kane attempted to gain revenge on Triple H as he got to the ring, but Triple H quickly escaped. Kane then targeted his assault on half of the Raw roster by Chokeslamming them and then stared down at Triple H as they were set to square off in their Unification title match at No Mercy.

Another predominant rivalry from the Raw brand was between Rob Van Dam and Ric Flair. At Unforgiven, Flair interfered in RVD's World Heavyweight Championship title shot against Triple H. During the match, Triple H tried to attack RVD with a sledgehammer but Flair interfered in the match and snatched it from Triple H. Flair turned on RVD by hitting him with the sledgehammer and allowed Triple H to win the match.[11] As a result of the betrayal, Flair became a villain. On the September 23 episode of Raw, Triple H and Flair defeated RVD and Bubba Ray Dudley in a tag team match. After the match, RVD attacked Triple H and performed a Diving Legdrop on Triple H through the announce table.[13] On the October 14 episode of Raw, Eric Bischoff announced that RVD would wrestle Flair in a match at No Mercy. Later that night, Triple H defeated RVD in a Canadian lumberjack strap match after Ric Flair nailed RVD from behind with the World title belt while the referee was distracted.[14]

The secondary rivalry from the SmackDown brand heading into No Mercy was between the team of Kurt Angle and Chris Benoit and the team of Edge and Rey Mysterio to crown the first WWE Tag Team Champions. SmackDown General Manager Stephanie McMahon announced that a tag team tournament would take place to determine the new Tag Team Champions for the brand. The tournament started on the October 3 episode of SmackDown, with the quarterfinals. Los Guerreros (Eddie and Chavo) defeated Mark Henry and Rikishi in the first match and Reverend D-Von and Ron Simmons defeated Billy and Chuck in the second match.[10] The other two matches of the quarterfinal round took place on the October 10 episode of SmackDown, as Kurt Angle and Chris Benoit defeated John Cena and Billy Kidman, and Edge and Rey Mysterio defeated Brock Lesnar and Tajiri.[15] On the October 17 episode of SmackDown, the semifinal round took place, where Angle and Benoit defeated Los Guerreros, and Edge and Mysterio defeated D-Von and Simmons.[16] This set up the final round match pitting Angle and Benoit against Edge and Mysterio to crown the new champions at No Mercy.

The third rivalry from the Raw brand heading into the event was between the team of Chris Jericho and Christian and the team of Booker T and Goldust over the World Tag Team Championship. On the September 23 episode of Raw, Jericho defeated Goldust to retain the Intercontinental Championship in a match ordered by the Raw General Manager Eric Bischoff.[13] On the September 30 episode of Raw, Jericho was confronted by Goldust's tag team partner Booker in a backstage segment.[12] The following week on Raw, Booker defeated The Big Show in a Steel Cage match. After the match, Jericho attacked Booker.[17] On the October 14 episode of Raw, Booker retaliated by attacking Jericho before Jericho and Christian's World Tag Team Championship match against Kane and The Hurricane. However, Jericho and Christian managed to win the championships. After the match, Bischoff announced that Jericho and Christian would defend the titles against Booker and Goldust at No Mercy.[14]

The third rivalry from the SmackDown brand heading into the event was between Jamie Noble and Tajiri over the WWE Cruiserweight Championship. On the October 10 episode of SmackDown, Noble's valet Nidia was involved in a backstage confrontation with Rey Mysterio and Noble was not there to support her. She then confronted Noble, enabling the security guard to ask what the problem was. Nidia responded by slapping Noble's water bottle out of Noble's hand onto the guard, prompting him to remove the two out of the arena for the night. On that evening, Noble was scheduled to team with Tajiri to take on Edge & Mysterio in the quarterfinals to crown the new WWE Tag team championship but since Noble got removed from the arena, he was replaced by Brock Lesnar in the tag team match. Edge and Mysterio still managed to win the match and advance to the Semi-Finals.[15] On the October 17 episode of SmackDown, Noble's tag team partner Tajiri served as the special referee in a match between Noble and Nidia. Noble won the match. After the match, Tajiri tried to help Nidia to her feet but she slapped him on the face, enabling Noble to attack Tajiri from behind. As a result, Noble and Nidia kept their alliance.[16] This led to a match between Noble and Tajiri for the Cruiserweight Championship at No Mercy.

The Divas rivalry from the Raw brand heading into the event was between Trish Stratus and Victoria over the WWE Women's Championship. At Unforgiven, Stratus defeated Molly Holly to win the title.[18] On the September 23 episode of Raw, Stratus defeated Molly and Victoria in a Triple Threat match to retain the title.[13] On the September 30 episode of Raw, Victoria attacked Stratus from behind backstage before their title match. Stratus, however, defeated Victoria by disqualification to retain the title after Victoria nailed Stratus with a steel chair.[12] The following week, Victoria attacked Stratus after Stratus retained the title against Stacy Keibler in a Bra and Panties match.[17] This led to a title match between Stratus and Victoria at No Mercy.

The Divas rivalry from the SmackDown brand heading into the event was between Torrie Wilson and Dawn Marie. On the September 26 episode of SmackDown, Wilson defeated Nidia in a Bikini contest via crowd reaction. After the contest ended, Wilson was confronted by Dawn in a backstage segment.[9] On the October 3 episode of SmackDown, Wilson introduced her father Al Wilson to Billy and Chuck. Dawn started getting affected towards Al shortly thereafter. Later that night, Torrie defeated Dawn in a Bikini contest. After the contest ended, Dawn was about to shake Torrie's hand but instead she slapped her down and tossed her out of the ring.[10] The following week, Torrie defeated Dawn in a Lingerie contest. Afterword, Dawn wanted to shake Torrie's hand this time but Torrie this time declined and walked away as if it looks like she wasn't going to fall for another trick to an assault that happened to her the previous week. Backstage, Dawn continued to attract Al towards herself, which led to a match between Torrie and Dawn at No Mercy.[19][16] On the final episode of SmackDown, Dawn and Matt Hardy defeated Torrie and Rikishi in a mixed tag team match. Moments later, Torrie started looking for her dad until she went to the Women's locker room and found him in a shower with Dawn.

Event

Before the event aired live on pay-per-view (PPV), The Hurricane defeated Steven Richards in a match that aired live on Sunday Night Heat.[5]

Preliminary matches

The first match was for the World Tag Team Championship between Chris Jericho and Christian and Booker T and Goldust. Goldust and Jericho started the match but immediately tagged in to Booker and Christian respectively. Booker knocked Christian with a Punch and then a Clothesline and started chasing Jericho but Jericho hopped down from the ring apron. Goldust slingshotted Jericho over the top rope onto Christian and Booker rolled Jericho back into the ring. Goldust tagged in and performed a Double Bulldog on Jericho and Christian and then performed Golden Globes on Christian and a Drop Toe Hold on Jericho, knocking him into the groin of Christian in the corner. Goldust followed with a roll-up on Jericho for a near-fall. Goldust attempted the Curtain Call on Jericho but Jericho avoided the move and applied the Walls of Jericho on Goldust. Booker broke the hold by kicking Jericho's head. Booker performed a Missile Dropkick on Jericho. Christian grabbed a title belt and attempted to hit Booker with it but Booker stopped the attempt. Jericho attempted a Springboard Dropkick, but the middle rope broke. However, Jericho delivered a One-Handed Bulldog on the title belt on Goldust and performed a Lionsault to retain the title.[4][5][6][7]

The second match of the event was between Torrie Wilson and Dawn Marie. The ring was being repaired during Dawn's entrance, as the middle rope broke down during the previous match. Torrie started the match by attacking Dawn with punches until Dawn left the ring. As Dawn returned to the ring, she started arguing with the referee. Torrie took advantage of the situation and performed a Swinging Neckbreaker on Dawn to win the match.[4][5][6][7]

The next match was between Rob Van Dam and Ric Flair. As the match started, RVD started attacking Flair until Flair escaped out of the ring but RVD caught him outside the ring by fighting with punches. The action returned to the ring where Flair applied a Figure Four Leglock on RVD. RVD tried to reverse the hold but Flair rolled into the ropes to break the hold. Flair attempted to apply Figure Four Leglock again but RVD countered it with a Small Package for a near-fall. Flair climbed the top rope but RVD pulled him down by slamming him in the center of the ring. RVD performed a Rolling Thunder on Flair to get a near-fall. RVD followed it by performing a Five-Star Frog Splash on Flair for the victory.[4][5][6][7]

The fourth match was for the WWE Cruiserweight Championship. Jamie Noble defended the title against Tajiri. The match started in the aisle when Tajiri moonsaulted Noble. The two continued to battle and their fight reached the ring where Noble dominated Tajiri for much of the earlier match. Tajiri started dominating the match by attempting a Moonsault on Noble. However, Noble avoided the move but Tajiri landed on his feet. However, Tajiri performed a Flip Over DDT on Noble. Noble attempted a Clothesline but missed it and Tajiri delivered a series of kicks and a superkick for a near-fall. Tajiri followed by applying a Tarantula on Noble and attempted a Buzzsaw Kick but missed the move. However, he slammed Noble's face into the turnbuckle and then performed a Buzzsaw Kick but before he could pin Noble, Noble's manager Nidia climbed the apron and kissed the referee. Noble took advantage and delivered a Sitout Double Underhook Powerbomb to Tajiri for a near-fall. Noble attempted to pin Tajiri with a Victory Roll. Nidia helped Noble in pinning Tajiri to retain the title . After the match, Tajiri delivered a Buzzsaw Kick to Noble.[4][5][6][7]

Main event matches

The fifth match of the event was the main event from Raw, the Title unification match for Triple H's World Heavyweight Championship and Kane's WWE Intercontinental Championship. Midway through the match, Kane performed a Back Body Drop on Triple H and attempted a pinfall attempt on Triple H but Ric Flair ran into the ring and went after Kane. Flair got Kane out of the ring and Triple H went back to fight Kane in the ring. The Hurricane then ran down to the ringside area and prevented Flair from interfering in the match. This distracted Triple H and he performed a Pedigree on Hurricane. Kane performed a powerslam on Triple H for a near-fall. Kane attempted a Big Boot on Triple H but he avoided the move and the referee was knocked down. Triple H and Kane fought outside the ring, where Kane chokeslammed Triple H through a broadcast table. Flair tried to attack Kane outside the ring but Kane shoved him and took Triple H with him back into the ring to pin him. Flair ran into the ring with a sledgehammer and tried to attack Kane with it but Kane grabbed it from Flair and hit him with it. After knocking out Flair, Kane focused on Triple H and tried to hit him with it, but Triple H low blowed Kane and took the weapon. Triple H attempted to hit Kane with the sledgehammer but Kane avoided the move, delivered a Chokeslam to Triple H and attempted to pin him, but the referee was still out. A new referee came in to make the count, but Flair pulled him out to prevent the pinfall. Flair then climbed the top rope to distract Kane but Kane performed a Chokeslam on Flair. Triple H took advantage and performed a Pedigree on a Kane to retain the World Heavyweight Championship and unify Kane's Intercontinental Championship into the World Championship.[3][4][5][6][7]

The sixth match was a tag team match to determine the first-ever WWE Tag Team Champions. Kurt Angle and Chris Benoit wrestled Edge and Rey Mysterio for the titles. Midway through the match, Benoit climbed the top rope and attempted a Diving Headbutt on Edge but Edge avoided the move and tagged Mysterio. Mysterio ran into the ring and used his quick speed, knocking Angle off the ring apron and then Mysterio dropkicked Benoit in the face. Mysterio followed by Droppin Da' Dime on Benoit. Benoit applied the Crippler Crossface on Mysterio but Mysterio escaped the hold by slamming Benoit into the middle rope and attempted a 610 but Benoit countered. Edge attacked Benoit and Mysterio attempted to pin, but Benoit kicked out. Later, Edge attacked Benoit in the corner and Mysterio performed a Bronco Buster on Benoit. Edge performed a Hurricanrana on Angle. Benoit attempted a Diving Headbutt on Edge but Edge avoided the move and Angle received it. Edge took advantage and pinned Angle for a near-fall. Mysterio entered the ring and kicked Angle in the face. Benoit applied a Crippler Crossface on Edge from behind but Edge knocked Benoit out of the ring and tossed Mysterio onto Benoit outside the ring. Angle attempted to apply an Ankle Lock on Edge, but Edge countered it and applied the Ankle Lock on Angle instead. Angle countered the hold and applied his own Ankle Lock on Edge, making him submit. As a result, Angle and Benoit became the first-ever Tag Team Champions.[4][5][6][7]

The final match on the undercard was for the WWE Women's Championship in which Trish Stratus defended the title against Victoria. Stratus and Victoria started the match in the ring and they quickly fought to the outside. Trish clotheslined Victoria but Victoria fought back and slammed Stratus on the guardrail. Back in the ring, Victoria performed a Diving Legdrop on Stratus. In the end, Victoria made a pinfall attempt on Stratus but Stratus countered it and pinned Victoria with a roll-up to win the match and retain the title. After the match, Victoria assaulted Stratus until the referee stopped her.[4][5][6][7]

The main event was a Hell in a Cell match for the WWE Championship involving Brock Lesnar defending the title against The Undertaker. During the match, Undertaker attacked Lesnar with his cast, causing Lesnar to bleed. Lesnar eventually started focusing on Undertaker's injured hand but Undertaker fought back. Undertaker was distracted by Lesnar's manager Paul Heyman. Undertaker grabbed Heyman's tie through the cage and pulled him repeatedly into the cell wall, causing him to bleed. Lesnar took advantage of the distraction and started fighting Undertaker. He backed Undertaker into the wall of the cell and worked on the injured hand. He slammed the hand repeatedly and then tried to remove the cast. Undertaker attack Lesnar and prevented him from removing the cast. Lesnar continued his attempt to remove the cast. He kicked Undertaker's injured hand, which allowed Lesnar to remove the cast. Lesnar focused on Undertaker's injured hand and continued to attack it until Undertaker low blowed Lesnar. Lesnar delivered a DDT to Undertaker. Lesnar went to the outside of the ring. Undertaker attempted a Suicide Dive on Lesnar but Lesnar avoided the move and Undertaker collided with the cell wall. Lesnar hit Undertaker with the steel steps, causing Undertaker to bleed profusely. Lesnar performed a Spinebuster on Undertaker for a near-fall. Undertaker attempted Old School but Lesnar countered. Undertaker performed a Chokeslam on Lesnar for a near-fall. Lesnar then tried to mock Undertaker by performing Undertaker's own finisher on him, a Last Ride, but Undertaker countered with a Back Body Drop. Undertaker attempted a Last Ride but Lesnar slammed Undertaker into the turnbuckle. Lesnar delivered Mounted Punches on Undertaker but Undertaker performed a Last Ride and attempted to pin Lesnar, but Lesnar put his hand on the rope, voiding the pin. Undertaker attempted a Tombstone Piledriver but Lesnar countered and performed an F5 to win the match and retain the WWE Championship.[2][4][5][6][7]

Aftermath

On the October 24 episode of SmackDown, the show's newest acquisition Big Show challenged Brock Lesnar for the WWE Championship at Survivor Series. Later that night, The Undertaker cut a promo and showed his respect for Lesnar on their Hell in a Cell match at No Mercy. However, the promo was interrupted by Big Show, who attacked Undertaker and injured him.[20] Lesnar's manager Paul Heyman continuously advised Lesnar to get out of the title match against Big Show at Survivor Series because Heyman thought that Lesnar could not defeat Big Show, but Lesnar intended to wrestle Big Show.[21][22][23] At Survivor Series, Big Show defeated Lesnar to win the WWE Championship, after Heyman betrayed Lesnar and helped Big Show win the title.[24]

After losing to Triple H in the title unification match at No Mercy, Kane continued his rivalry with Triple H. On the October 21 episode of Raw, Kane and Rob Van Dam defeated Triple H and Ric Flair in a tag team match. After the match, Kane and Triple H continued to brawl with each other.[25] On the next episode of Raw, Raw General Manager Eric Bischoff announced that the first-ever Elimination Chamber match would take place at Survivor Series and Triple H's World Heavyweight Championship would be on the line in the match. Kane, Shawn Michaels, Chris Jericho, Booker T and Rob Van Dam were announced as the other participants of the match. Later that night, Kane and Triple H participated in a Casket match.[26] At Survivor Series, Michaels defeated Triple H, Booker, RVD, Jericho and Kane in the first-ever Elimination Chamber to win the World Championship.[24]

Results

No. Results[4][5][6] Stipulations Times[6]
1H The Hurricane defeated Steven Richards Singles match 03:05
2 Chris Jericho and Christian (c) defeated Booker T and Goldust Tag Team match for the World Tag Team Championship 08:47
3 Torrie Wilson defeated Dawn Marie Singles match 04:41
4 Rob Van Dam defeated Ric Flair Singles match 08:01
5 Jamie Noble (c) (with Nidia) defeated Tajiri Singles match for the WWE Cruiserweight Championship 08:15
6 Triple H (c) (with Ric Flair) defeated Kane (c) Championship unification match for the World Heavyweight and WWE Intercontinental Championships 16:13
7 Kurt Angle and Chris Benoit defeated Edge and Rey Mysterio by submission Tag team match for the inaugural WWE Tag Team Championship 22:03
8 Trish Stratus (c) defeated Victoria Singles match for the WWE Women's Championship 05:31
9 Brock Lesnar (c) (with Paul Heyman) defeated The Undertaker[2] Hell in a Cell match for the WWE Championship 27:18
  • (c) – refers to the champion(s) heading into the match
  • H – indicates the match was broadcast prior to the pay-per-view on Sunday Night Heat

Tournament bracket

The tournament was held between October 3 and October 20, 2002. The tournament brackets were:

Quarter-finals Semi-finals Final
       
 Los Guerreros  Sub
 Mark Henry and Rikishi    
 Los Guerreros  
     Chris Benoit and Kurt Angle  Pin  
 Chris Benoit and Kurt Angle  Sub
 Billy Kidman and John Cena    
 Chris Benoit and Kurt Angle  Sub
   
   Edge and Rey Mysterio  22:03
 Reverend D-Von and Ron Simmons  Pin
 Billy and Chuck    
 Reverend D-Von and Ron Simmons  
     Edge and Rey Mysterio  Pin  
 Edge and Rey Mysterio  Pin
 Brock Lesnar and Tajiri    
 

See also

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