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JRE MMA Show #17 with Yoel Romero & Joey Diaz

Joe sits down with Yoel Romero to discuss his history as a fighter and wrestler from Cuba, and Joey Diaz joins to assist with translation from Spanish.

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Mar 12, 20182h 21mWatch on YouTube ↗

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  1. 0:002:09

    Yoel Romero’s Cuban “pyramid” sports school system explained

    1. JR

      ... five, four, three, two, one. (hands clap) And we're live with Joey Coco Diaz and one of the baddest motherfuckers on the planet, Yoel Romero-

    2. JD

      (laughs)

    3. YR

      (laughs)

    4. JR

      ... in my house.

    5. YR

      Thank you so much.

    6. JR

      So Yoel, you got a good grasp of English, pretty good. Joey's gonna help fill in the blanks, and, uh, we'll be able to have some good communication here. You guys did a podcast last night-

    7. JD

      Yes.

    8. JR

      ... in Spanish.

    9. JD

      Yes.

    10. YR

      (laughs)

    11. JD

      Spanish, Spanglish, and English. Yeah. We started in English-

    12. YR

      (laughs)

    13. JD

      ... and then went into Spanglish, and I just wanted to know, I wanted the people to know who the hell Yoel Romero was. We talked about Cuba and his, uh, humble beginnings. How he went to school from Monday to Fridays at a pyramid, and you just wrestled, and that's how they do it in Cuba. And then you go up the pyramid, and how he only went home on the weekends and-

    14. JR

      A pyramid meaning?

    15. JD

      It's a pyramid school. (Spanish) .

    16. YR

      Um, (smacks lips) the py... (Spanish) .

    17. JD

      It's a system.

    18. YR

      (Spanish) .

    19. JD

      It starts at about seven years old.

    20. YR

      (Spanish) .

    21. JD

      All the sports in Cuba start that way.

    22. YR

      Wow.

    23. JD

      And you go up the pyramid, but you (Spanish) .

    24. YR

      (Spanish) .

    25. JD

      You stay there for the week, and they educate you. They feed you. You sleep there. You wrestle there. You wrestle-

    26. YR

      Yeah.

    27. JD

      (Spanish) .

    28. YR

      Um, (smacks lips) (Spanish) .

    29. JD

      You wake up in the morning.

    30. YR

      (Spanish) .

  2. 2:095:16

    From wanting to box to being selected for wrestling

    1. JR

      How did they decide what sport you compete in? Like how did you choose wrestling? Was that just something that you loved or was it, did you like other sports? Like how did you choose to focus on wrestling?

    2. JD

      (Spanish) .

    3. YR

      No, yo, (clears throat) , uh, uh, in the beginning, I want to make it boxing.

    4. JR

      Boxing?

    5. YR

      Boxing. My daddy, uh, you know, for the family from my dad, uh, uh, is boxing and wrestling people, is my family. Wrestling and, and boxing. But I love ros- boxing in the beginning. My dad said, "No, it's, it's, uh, uh, I no like it you make a sport b- b- boxing because boxing is too much punches in the face."

    6. JD

      Mm-hmm.

    7. YR

      "It's no good. It's no good." But, you know, I'm in the beginning, make it boxing. (Spanish) .

    8. JD

      He would hide it from his dad.

    9. YR

      (laughs)

    10. JR

      Oh, really?

    11. YR

      Yeah.

    12. JR

      (laughs)

    13. JD

      (laughs)

    14. YR

      (Spanish) .

    15. JD

      Six years old, he was boxing, and he would hide it from his dad.

    16. YR

      (Spanish) .

    17. JD

      Uh, uh, Hipolito Ramos, the Olympic, uh, whatever, 1980. He would sneak around with him.

    18. YR

      (Spanish) .

    19. JD

      He would learn with him how to box, hiding from his dad.

    20. JR

      Ah.

    21. YR

      (laughs)

    22. JR

      So when did you focus on just wrestling? Like when did wrestling take over?

    23. YR

      Okay, um, (Spanish) , everybody know my family, you know. Uh, one coach for wrestling, Jose Vizcaino, he see me and the, and the, and the, I go to... (Spanish) .

    24. JD

      There's a lot of trainers in the pyramid.

    25. YR

      (Spanish) .

    26. JD

      They go to the schools-

    27. YR

      (Spanish) .

    28. JD

      ... and they, to look for talent.

    29. YR

      You know. (Spanish) .

    30. JD

      And they do tryouts.

  3. 5:167:37

    Moving up the ladder: Pre-EIDE, EIDE, ESPA, national team life

    1. YR

      And, and that's the pyramid, the system in Cuba, you know. You, the people take it when the, the, when the kid is, uh, very young, you know, and go to the, for the, uh, special school for sport. You know? (Spanish) .

    2. JD

      The lowest level.

    3. YR

      (Spanish) .

    4. JD

      (Spanish) .

    5. YR

      Pre Eide.

    6. JD

      Pre Eide.

    7. YR

      Si. (Spanish) .

    8. JD

      The lowest level.

    9. YR

      Pre Eide. (Spanish) .

    10. JD

      Eide, that's the second level.

    11. JR

      Yeah.

    12. YR

      And the, and the second, (Spanish) .

    13. JD

      Espa.

    14. JR

      Espa.

    15. YR

      Espa. (Spanish) . (Spanish)

    16. Español, that's the highest level.

    17. This is the junior.

    18. Junior, okay.

    19. Junior. (Spanish) .

    20. Then you get the selection to be national.

    21. Yeah, like a Olympic Center.

    22. Like the Olympic Center. So then they take you to a different center. So you keep going up, like, until you get to, like, the UFC training facility.

    23. JR

      Matt Brown told me that he did his camp for, I think it was the Mike Pyle fight, did his camp in Cuba.

    24. YR

      Yeah.

    25. JR

      And he said it's just tremendous talent, and he said he just couldn't believe how good the boxers were, how good the wrestlers were. It was just unbelievable.

    26. YR

      Yeah. I, I hear he, that Matt Brown stay in Cuba. I hear.

    27. JR

      Yeah, for six weeks.

    28. YR

      Yeah. He stay and, and, and, (Spanish) . Matt Brown go for a level más alto.

    29. He went to the highest level when he was down there.

    30. JR

      Yeah. Yeah, he said he got worked.

  4. 7:3711:40

    Privileges, food, and the brutal incentive structure in Cuba

    1. JR

      ... an amazing, amazing system that they produce great, great talent. But he was saying that as you get higher and higher levels, your accommodations are better, where you sleep is better, your food, you get more food.

    2. YR

      (Spanish) .

    3. Si.

    4. (Dublin Spanish) .

    5. I mean, I mean-

    6. JR

      There's a lot of incentive to improve.

    7. YR

      It's true.

    8. JR

      Yeah.

    9. YR

      (Spanish) .

    10. It's the reality. It's hard to say, but it's a reality. But he's going to tell you.

    11. (Spanish) .

    12. He went to a lot of Olympic centers all over the world.

    13. And (Spanish) .

    14. The number five and the number six wrestlers from those countries-

    15. (Spanish) .

    16. ... eats the same as number one.

    17. JR

      Hmm.

    18. YR

      But in Cuba, no es asi.

    19. In Cuba, it's not like that.

    20. (Spanish) .

    21. If you're number three, you don't eat where number one eats.

    22. JR

      Wow.

    23. YR

      (Spanish) .

    24. And you're not going to eat the same as number two either.

    25. Number one has más privilegio.

    26. The number one guy has the most privilege.

    27. Es bueno y es malo.

    28. It's good and it's bad.

    29. (Spanish) .

    30. Because it pushes you to be the best. You want to get more food.

  5. 11:4018:03

    Living with your rivals: constant pressure and becoming a “machine”

    1. YR

      Every time, every time you see... Look at this. You stay for... Because I stay in the national team for almost 15, (Spanish) .

    2. 15.

    3. Yeah, 15 years, I'm staying in the Olympic Center. Um, you can't imagine it. I stay with the 10 guys-... for 15 years, and the 15 years, 10 guys, "I want to kill you."

    4. (laughs)

    5. (sighs) You kill my-

    6. That's pressure.

    7. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Listen, the cuartos son, so- so- so- es un building, you know?

    8. Mm-hmm.

    9. Es un building y tiene mucho cuarto.

    10. JD

      Uh-huh. It's a building with a lot of rooms.

    11. YR

      Pero hay veces que los cuartos quedan frente a... Es como un hotel, tú sabes. Los cuartos a veces quedan, this is my room, that's the room for the... Another guy, but this guy is the, the same, the, my same division.

    12. Right.

    13. El power todo, he can see for 15 years everywhere you doing, everything where you eat, everything with you when you's sick, everything. He know you about, a- about you, everything.

    14. Mm-hmm.

    15. JD

      So you live with your opponents?

    16. YR

      Right, right.

    17. JD

      They know when you're sick. They know-

    18. YR

      Yeah.

    19. JD

      ... it's not like where, where you're fighting, uh, Matt Brown and he w- he's in Kentucky and you're in Denver training, nobody knows what's going on.

    20. YR

      Right.

    21. JD

      There, they train, so you know what I'm doing and I know what you're doing.

    22. YR

      Huh.

    23. JD

      So we're all on the same floor.

    24. YR

      Right.

    25. JD

      They do it like that to build that ver- you know, whatever the hell they're building between you.

    26. YR

      Yeah, adversity. Yeah, for sure. Yeah.

    27. Sabes como tienes que prepararte mentalmente?

    28. JD

      Do you know how you prepare yourself mentally for that? (laughs)

    29. YR

      How do you?

    30. Tienes que ser verdaderamente una maquina.

  6. 18:0329:28

    Defecting in Germany: choosing a new life and early MMA chaos

    1. YR

      Sí, yo entré en, uh, uh, 18, '90, '95, and I li- I leave 2007.

    2. How did you leave?

    3. (Spanish)

    4. JD

      Si.

    5. YR

      Um, I go to the Grand Prix tournament, Grand Prize in Germany, in la-- en, uh, (Spanish) .

    6. JD

      Mm-hmm.

    7. YR

      (Spanish) .

    8. JD

      Leipzig City, Germany?

    9. YR

      Yeah, thank you. (laughs)

    10. JR

      (laughs)

    11. YR

      Um, I, um, for four months before I, I, I think about, uh, this decision and say, when I stay in Germany I no go, go back Cuba, you know. I want to make it there my, my dream, new life, you know.

    12. JR

      What did you think you were gonna do though? Did you think you were gonna fight MMA back then because there wasn't-

    13. YR

      I want to try it.

    14. JR

      ... MMA?

    15. YR

      I say I wanna do this.

    16. JR

      Mm-hmm.

    17. YR

      I wanna do this. But you never know, you never know what the, the, the, the life give you, you know?

    18. JR

      Right.

    19. YR

      But that's what, n- n- what I want. I say, the first, I make it wrestling because in Germany it have a Bundesliga, wrestling Bundesliga, you know?

    20. JR

      What is that?

    21. YR

      (Spanish) .

    22. JD

      In Germany there's a Bundesliga, it's a league for wrestling.

    23. JR

      Oh, okay.

    24. YR

      Yeah. (Spanish)

    25. JD

      He knows, he knows Germany.

    26. YR

      (Spanish)

    27. JD

      All the clubs will wanna take him as soon as he gets to Germany.

    28. JR

      Mm-hmm.

    29. YR

      Mm-hmm.

    30. JD

      Like they want him, you know?

  7. 29:2835:43

    From Germany to Strikeforce and then American Top Team in Miami

    1. JR

      So how did you make it to America?

    2. YR

      Because I, I continued to fight. I winning, I win, I win, and I contract with the Strikeforce.

    3. JR

      Hmm.

    4. YR

      You know?

    5. JR

      From Germany. So you're living in Germany.

    6. YR

      Yeah, I live in Germany, you know. (Spanish) .

    7. JD

      He... It was too hard for him to find fights.

    8. YR

      (Spanish) .

    9. JD

      When he fought that dude and won...

    10. YR

      (Spanish) .

    11. JD

      He should've lost that fight, but since-

    12. JR

      Right.

    13. JD

      ... he won, now it was tough to get competition for him.

    14. JR

      Right. People thought he should've lost.

    15. JD

      Right, right.

    16. YR

      (Spanish) .

    17. JD

      Yeah, after he realized what he had done, that he had fought Sasha, he realized Sasha had fought against some good competitors. Sasha was a-

    18. JR

      Right, right.

    19. JD

      ... was a, uh-

    20. YR

      (Spanish) .

    21. JD

      Right. They had ... He fought either Alex or one of Alex's friends. He didn't know for sure.

    22. JR

      Mm.

    23. YR

      Me entiende? Y creo que no se si Alexandre Gustafsson perdió con él, que él le ganó. O sea ...

    24. JD

      Right. He doesn't know if Alex lost to the guy or something. Something happened, you know?

    25. YR

      Almost.

    26. JD

      Almost.

    27. YR

      Yo peleó con Alexandre Gustafsson too.

    28. JD

      And then he almost fought Alexander Gustafsson.

    29. YR

      Porque yo estaba peleando en 205.

    30. JD

      'Cause he was fighting at 205.

  8. 35:4350:08

    Immigration, exile stories, and what America represents to Yoel

    1. JR

      Now, in this country it's very difficult if someone's coming from Mexico or from a lot of other countries to immigrate to America. How hard is it if you're Cuban? They just let you in, right? Isn't it a different thing? Like, they accept Ch- uh, people that are leaving Cuba?

    2. JD

      Si tú sales de Cuba, te aceptan aquí en Seguidita.

    3. YR

      Sí.

    4. JR

      Sí. It's easier, right?

    5. YR

      Sí. It's very easy.

    6. JR

      Yeah. Whereas like Mexico, it's very hard.

    7. YR

      It's very hard.

    8. JR

      If someone wants to be... Yeah. If someone wants to be a citizen from Mexico.

    9. YR

      Sí. Debe ser muy duro para los hermanos mexicano ese proceso. Es muy duro. Muy duro.

    10. JD

      That, that, that's tougher for the Mexicans.

    11. JR

      It's almost like they're encouraging Cubans to leave.

    12. JD

      Well, yeah. And then remember, didn't Obama, before he left, he put the no-tap rule? Remember, as a punishment for fucking Clinton not winning, he fucking k- Obama... That's why Cubans got pissed off at Obama because he signed the rule again that you don't have to touch the beach. Remember that shit they had?

    13. YR

      What was the ru- what was the rule?

    14. JD

      I don't know what the fucking thing was.

    15. JR

      If you touched the beach then you were in?

    16. JD

      You were in.

    17. JR

      Right.

    18. JD

      Where Haitians don't have that.

    19. JR

      Right.

    20. JD

      Haitians, they fucking yank 'em.

    21. JR

      (laughs)

    22. JD

      But all a Cuban has to do is touch the beach. It's like fucking playing tag. (laughs)

    23. JR

      They're at home base.

    24. JD

      (Rican language) .

    25. YR

      (Rican language) .

    26. JD

      And in raft (Romanian) . A lot of people escaped from Cuba-

    27. YR

      In rafts, yeah.

    28. JD

      ... and they died.

    29. JR

      On rafts, yeah.

    30. JD

      That's a hard fucking journey, man.

  9. 50:0856:22

    Identity, ancestry tests, and Cuba’s complex history

    1. JD

      Have you done the 23andMe or anything?

    2. JR

      No, I need to do that.

    3. JD

      You know, it's so stupid how, uh, a lot of people knock it, but when I read mine, uh, I, I looked into it for a few days, how... And you learn about history.

    4. JR

      Yeah.

    5. JD

      You know, how I have a little Chinese.

    6. JR

      Really?

    7. JD

      What the fuck? Yeah.

    8. JR

      You got Chinese in you?

    9. JD

      Yeah, because, because-

    10. JR

      (foreign language) .

    11. JD

      (foreign language) .

    12. JR

      Si.

    13. JD

      (foreign language) . You know, just a touch.

    14. JR

      Did you ever have any idea you had Chinese in you?

    15. JD

      No, Chinese... Because the Chinese made the first real thing. They found chickens in San Francisco that had that DNA from that Chinese... It's very co... The worst thing you could do if you smoke pot is spit in a bottle and get the report back.

    16. JR

      (laughs)

    17. JD

      That is a fucking nightmare once you realize who you are. (foreign language) .

    18. JR

      Si. Si.

    19. JD

      (foreign language) .

    20. JR

      Si.

    21. JD

      Who you... qui tu eres.

    22. JR

      Qui tu eres. Si.

    23. JD

      It really messes with you for a couple of days. I was Russian Jew, I was Western African.

    24. JR

      Western African?

    25. JD

      Western African.

    26. JR

      (laughs)

    27. JD

      Which I always knew I'm Cuban.

    28. JR

      Yeah.

    29. JD

      When you're Cuban, you're fucking African.

    30. JR

      Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

  10. 56:221:10:30

    Cuban training science: periodization, testing, and age-based strength work

    1. JR

      Happy to be here. Yeah. Now, when you were in Cuba, the work ethic, the, the, with the wrestling and being on the end, I mean, that, the, uh, intense amount of work, that must translate very well into MMA training. Do you think that MMA training is as hard as wrestling training? Like when you were back in Cuba?

    2. YR

      (Cuban Spanish) .

    3. JR

      Discipline.

    4. YR

      (Cuban Spanish) .

    5. JR

      Si.

    6. JD

      (Cuban Spanish) .

    7. YR

      A ver.

    8. JD

      (Cuban Spanish) .

    9. YR

      (sighs) (Cuban Spanish) , I'm trying.

    10. JD

      Give it a shot, give it a shot.

    11. YR

      I'm trying, I'm trying.

    12. JD

      (laughs)

    13. YR

      You know, um, for sure, the, the, the, the, the, the process, the process for the training in Cuba, uh, of course, it helped me a lot in my career in MMA.

    14. JR

      Yeah, it must have helped.

    15. YR

      Absolutely.

    16. JR

      Yeah.

    17. YR

      Yeah, yeah, yeah. Um, you ask me about this more hard.

    18. JR

      What's more difficult, yeah.

    19. YR

      I don't know, Joe, because you can't... See, you see, see, you see, the training is the same. See, you s- The, the training for the sport is the same, believe me. Because you can't (Cuban Spanish) .

    20. JD

      You could do the training from MMA to wrestle.

    21. YR

      And (Cuban Spanish) .

    22. JD

      And you could do the training from wrestling for MMA.

    23. YR

      Ahora, (Cuban Spanish) .

    24. JD

      The value is how you use your energy in the two different sets of activity, uh, whatever.

    25. JR

      Mm-hmm.

    26. JD

      So it's different energy for wrestling, how you impose your energy in wrestling, and the energy that you have to have for MMA.

    27. JR

      Now when you were in Cuba and you were training wrestling, how much time did they spend working on strength and conditioning, and how much time on skill?

    28. JD

      (Cuban Spanish) .

    29. YR

      Joe, the training is depending what you ha- (Cuban Spanish) , the goal.

    30. JD

      Where your goal is at, that's where the training is at.

  11. 1:10:301:28:33

    Staying elite at 41: smart training, Cuba visits, and pacing improvements

    1. JR

      Now you at 41, you look better than ever.

    2. JD

      (Spanish) .

    3. YR

      Thank you, God. Thank you.

    4. JR

      It's crazy, man.

    5. YR

      Thank you.

    6. JR

      I mean, it must be a combination of everything. It must be a combination of eating right, rest, working out hard, genetics. I mean you got a great ro- I mean, at 41, a lot of guys are on the downslide. You're, you're not.

    7. JD

      (Spanish) .

    8. YR

      Uh, (Spanish) .

    9. JD

      Regardless of what's going on...

    10. YR

      (Spanish) .

    11. JD

      He can't say without... He can't do this podcast without telling them that the reason why he looks so good and he's healthy is the hand that God got him.

    12. YR

      That's because I... Because (Spanish) .

    13. JD

      That he's even in shock at how he looks.

    14. YR

      (Spanish) .

    15. JD

      And how he feels.

    16. YR

      (Spanish) .

    17. JD

      Not only physically.

    18. YR

      When the coach, this coach, (Spanish) .

    19. JD

      When he does his tests, when the coach tests him on certain levels...

    20. YR

      (Spanish) .

    21. JD

      ... he stays freaked out. Like he can't believe he still... (Spanish) .

    22. JR

      What are you saying?

    23. JD

      I said that on the countdown I saw the taekwondo guy throwing little fucking sticks at him, you know, the things, and uh-

    24. JR

      The foam sticks, yeah.

    25. JD

      The foam sticks. And I saw him picking up the ties.

    26. YR

      Mm-hmm.

    27. JD

      But I never really saw him sparring or wrestling.

    28. YR

      Mm. But because (Spanish) .

    29. JD

      (Spanish) .

    30. YR

      (laughs)

  12. 1:28:331:38:18

    Respect vs. trash talk: Conor, Anderson, and what Yoel told Rockhold

    1. JR

      Knowing how to pace yourself, knowing when to explode, when not to explode. Yes. What, what did you say to Luke Rockhold after you knocked him out? You were like, you were on top of him, talking to him.

    2. YR

      Yeah.

    3. JR

      What did you say to him? You know, because... (sighs) You know, Joe, in Cuba with the p- the people, have a codeic, codeic. A code.

    4. YR

      Code.

    5. JR

      Yeah.

    6. YR

      You know? I told you I stay with the 15 years with the, my opponents together.

    7. JR

      Right.

    8. YR

      You know. But you need respect, you know.

    9. JR

      Right, you need respect.

    10. YR

      You need respect. And you know-

    11. JR

      So do you think too many people talk shit over here?

    12. YR

      Yeah. And when you cross the line-

    13. JR

      Mm-hmm.

    14. YR

      ... that is, that's, that's personal.

    15. JR

      Right.

    16. YR

      You know.

    17. JR

      And then it becomes personal.

    18. YR

      Yeah. You can fight with me every day, but if you have a code, code, it's no problem.

    19. JR

      Right.

    20. YR

      It's, it's a sport.

    21. JR

      Right, right.

    22. YR

      It's a sport. But when you cross the line, so you stay with me here, uh, and outside, uh, and, and, and you (Spanish) .

    23. JR

      If you give him a hug, you put your arm around him.

    24. YR

      Why later you talking something not good about me?

    25. JR

      Right.

    26. YR

      Why?

    27. JR

      Do you think that in America, particularly today in the UFC, this is common because it gets guys' attention and they see like Conor McGregor, who makes a lot of money because not just of his ability, 'cause he can fight really well, but also because he talks shit really well too?

    28. YR

      To me. I understand a little bit, but-

    29. JR

      Yeah.

    30. YR

      ... I want it the most, just-

  13. 1:38:181:51:39

    USADA, tainted supplements, and Cuba’s scarcity vs. steroid rumors

    1. JR

      So let's explain what happened. You got ahold of a tainted supplement. There was something in the supplement that was, uh, forbidden.

    2. JD

      (Spanish) .

    3. YR

      No, no-

    4. JR

      They found that it was in the supplement, so you got cleared.

    5. YR

      No, no, n-

    6. JR

      But you had a small suspension.

    7. YR

      It's not food, it's not food. It, it, is, it's a supplemental (Spanish) .

    8. JD

      He was a stranger.

    9. YR

      That's what I know. And, and, believe me, I don't understand what happened.

    10. JR

      Hmm.

    11. YR

      It very serious, you know, because this supplement, I take it.

    12. JR

      Right.

    13. YR

      I take it. Why this supplement-

    14. JR

      Have something forbidden in it. Yeah.

    15. YR

      See, why-

    16. JR

      Right.

    17. YR

      ... why no before?

    18. JR

      Right. Well, it's very common, and a lot of times what happens is the suppliers, when you, uh, say if you're a supplement company and you have someone make some stuff for you and then you package it and sell it. The people that are putting it together for you, they're selling a bunch of other things too. And oftentimes, things get into your supplement that aren't supposed to be there, especially-

    19. JD

      (Spanish) .

    20. YR

      (Spanish) .

    21. JD

      So vamos a suponer, la gente que hacen los polvos estos, es la compañia mia, pero yo cojo una compañia para que pongo estos polvos juntos. Y a veces, ellos estan haciendo otros polvos tambien.

    22. YR

      That's the way people see me.

    23. JD

      (Spanish) .

    24. YR

      (Spanish) .

    25. JR

      This has happened to a lot of guys.

    26. JD

      Can I ask you a question?

    27. JR

      Sure, yeah.

    28. JD

      Can I ask you both a question? Is it true I can go into GNC and buy shit that could get jacked?

    29. JR

      Yes.

    30. JD

      GNC?

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