In game 4 of the playoffs. - NBA - Detroit Pistons - Richard Hamilton - Chauncey Billups - Tayshaun Prince - Rasheed Wallace video.aol.com

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Chauncey Billups led the Pistons with 28 points, including 10 in the fourth quarter and Richard Hamilton added 21 and the Pistons locked up home ... video.aol.com

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Chauncey Billups scores a season high in his return to Detroit only to come up short in a 100 - 95 loss. www.dailymotion.com

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Chauncey Billups had 13 points and seven assists as Michael Curry won his debut as Pistons head coach. Hear from Billups after the 100-96 victory ... video.msn.com

By rss@youtube.com (mdot1105) A compilation of the first meeting between Allen Iverson and Chaunvey Billups after the big Nov. 3rd trade. Allen Iverson 23 points, Chauncey Billups 30 points. Who do u think is the winner? Author: mdot1105 Keywords: Allen Iverson Chauncey Billups Detroit Pistons Denver Nuggets

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Pistons 98, Sixers 81 (F) Recaps April 29,08 PlayOff,Chauncey Billups scored 21 and Rasheed Wallace added 19 to lift Detroit to a victory over ... www.dailymotion.com

Pistons 100, Sonics 97 (F) Recaps March 4.2008,Tayshaun Prince scored 24 points, Chauncey Billups added 20 points and nine assists, and the ... www.dailymotion.com

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By rss@youtube.com (silvrlk) Billups & Prince before the game Author: silvrlk Keywords: Detroit Pistons April 2008 Chauncey Billups Tayshaun Prince Added: November 23, 2008

From : popular posts - blip.tv (beta) Grand Rapids Press columnist Greg Johnson joined Bill Simonson inside the "GR Press Box" to discuss the Detroit Pistons' trade of Chauncey Billups, Antonio McDyess and Cheikh Samb to the Denver Nuggets for perennial All-Star Allen Iverson.

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By info@crackle.com (DetroitPistons) Chauncey Billups sinks a three-pointer in overtime against the 76ers in the 2003 Eastern Conference Semi-Finals to send the Pistons to their first Eastern Conference Finals since 1991. Tags:  basketball  Semi  Detroit  pistons  Playoff  sinks  Playoffs  overtime  First  against  ...

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1 min - 2008-10-30 Chauncey Billups scored 13 points and dropped 7 dimes in the Pistons' win over the Pacers

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40 sec - 2008-10-30 Chauncey Billups sinks a three-pointer in overtime against the 76ers in the 2003 Eastern Conference Semi-Finals to send the Pistons to their first Eastern Conference Finals since 1991.

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By DetroitPistons Chauncey Billups banks in a half-court shot to send the Pistons and New Jersey Nets into the first of three overtime periods in Game Five of the 2004 Eastern Conference Semi-Finals. Tags: Detroit Pistons Basketball Chauncey Billups Half-court Shot Buzzer Beater New Jersey ...

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4 min - 2008-09-02 From Isiah Thomas to Rip Hamilton. - NBA - Detroit Pistons - Richard Hamilton - Chauncey Billups - Tayshaun Prince - Rasheed Wallace - Isiah Thomas

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8 min - 2008-09-02 Another later part of the NBA Playoffs game 4. - NBA - Detroit Pistons - Richard Hamilton - Chauncey Billups - Tayshaun Prince - Rasheed Wallace

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4 min - 2008-09-02 110 to 105 in an 06-07 regular season game. - NBA - Detroit Pistons - Richard Hamilton - Chauncey Billups - Tayshaun Prince - Rasheed Wallace

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By rss@youtube.com (bshropsh) Chauncey Billups talking about his team mates while shooting his adidas shoe commercial Author: bshropsh Keywords: Chauncey Billups Detroit Pistons Adidas Shoes C-Billups Added: April 7, 2007

By Greg Eno(noreply@blogger.com) Hamilton went into mourning and soaked himself in grief after the Pistons traded longtime teammate and friend Chauncey Billups to Denver for one Allen Iverson. Then Rip got hurt. Then he didn't want to be the sixth man. Then he openly and brazenly challenged rookie head coach Mike Curry. Rip Hamilton fussed and kicked and screamed and it was hardly what a new coach like Curry needed---heaped on top of the Iverson debacle and the degradation in skills and attitude of Rasheed Wallace. The Pistons could use one, you know. Hamilton (left) and newcomer Ben Gordon pose at Media Day Kwame Brown? Chris Wilcox?   [read the full post]

By Matt Watson According to Moore, Iverson had been told that he would be the leader of the team when he arrived, and that was not what played out. The players were upset that the front office had traded away Chauncey Billups, Moore said. Iverson was persona non grata before he even showed up.

By Greg Eno(noreply@blogger.com) It didn’t take Dumars long to realize that he didn’t have a prayer of keeping Grant Hill in a Pistons uniform. The Pistons got rooked. And this big guy, Ben Wallace? Ben Wallace?! Chucky Atkins?! The fans in Detroit came to worship and adore Ben Wallace, just as they embraced the unwanted Dave Bing 34 years prior. That was the rallying cry as Wallace and, eventually, reinforcements that Dumars assembled in the names of Chauncey Billups, Rip Hamilton, and Rasheed Wallace joined the fray. The unwanted Wallace and his new cast of characters went all the way to the NBA Finals in 2004 and upset the vaunted Los Angeles Lakers. The next year, the Pistons almost repeated, losing in seven angry games to the San Antonio Spurs.   [read the full post]

By Greg Eno(noreply@blogger.com) Rasheed Wallace won't be contributing to the Pistons' cause anymore. He's gone, off to the hated Boston Celtics. Wallace has been AWOL from the Pistons for too long now. His signing with the Celtics just makes it official, is all. Wallace was particularly missing last season, when the Pistons could have really used his participation in the wake of the Chauncey Billups/Allen Iverson swap and the Rip Hamilton pouting jag and eventual injury. The Celtics, in fact, are a much better team than even the 2004 squad that Wallace joined in Detroit. I, for one, won't miss Rasheed Wallace. Once, he was the fire and brimstone that the Pistons needed to win a title. That was then. In Detroit, he was just missing.   [read the full post]

I wouldn't be surprised if the guys the Pistons pursue are the Knicks' David Lee and maybe Utah's Paul Millsap. Joe Dumars' history is to pursue less coveted or smaller name guys like when he got Chauncey Billups for an exception deal, Ben Wallace when ...

For years, the Pistons had 'reservations' in the Conference Finals, advancing to the last four or beyond for six straight seasons. Everything changed when Joe Dumars dealt star table-setter Chauncey Billups to Denver for Allen Iverson's expiring ...

 NY It took a beating this year after he was traded from Denver to Detroit for Chauncey Billups, and the Nuggets went skyward and the Pistons went downhill. The proving Iverson must do in 2009-10 has nothing to do with stepping up his game or once again ...

By Matt Watson Awards: Ben Wallace, Defensive Player of the Year, All-NBA Second Team, All-Defense First Team; Chauncey Billups, All-NBA Second Team, All-Defense Second Team; Tayshaun Prince, All-Defense Second Team; Prince, Billups, Ben Wallace and Rasheed Wallace were All-Stars.

DPA SPORTS Basketball NBA Pistons rock Nuggets, spoil Billups' return By Paul Levine, dpa?? = ?? Los Angeles (dpa) - Chauncey Billups received the love, but the Detroit Pistons spoiled his emotional homecoming. ?? Tayshaun Prince scored 23 points, Richard Hamilton had 21 and the Piston...

By noreply@blogger.com (Greg Eno) Eno: I suppose. I hate to keep bitching about them every week at TKJ, but darn it, it's hard to ignore. Some national scribes are murmuring that the players have lost confidence in rookie coach Curry. Supposedly, some players are convinced that President Joe Dumars is telling Curry who to play. Other media folks hint at trades looming. And the Denver Nuggets are sailing along with their new point guard, Chauncey Billups. How much of this is Curry's fault, how much is it the players', and how much is it Dumars' ? Eno: Well, I don’t know how wise I am, but I think this just proves that Dumars ought to tear the thing apart and start anew. There are a ton of great free agents available in summer 2010. I say just patch a team together until then. Throw the bums out,...   [read the full post]

By noreply@blogger.com (Greg Eno) Again, blame Dumars, the Pistons president. It was Dumars, after all, who brought in Michael Curry, with just one year of coaching under his belt (as an assistant), to coach this odd and sometimes maddening bunch. And it was Dumars who upset Curry's apple cart by trading Chauncey Billups for Allen Iverson, barely a week into the season. And it was Dumars who let ball-hawking defender Lindsey Hunter walk away, when on-ball defense has been a problem at times. Dumars has put Curry in a tough situation, made even tougher by the seemingly endless period of getting used to Iverson, and the emergence of Rodney Stuckey as a bonafide starting point guard.   [read the full post]

By noreply@blogger.com (Greg Eno) Chauncey Billups? Not so sure. Billups was reduced to nothing more than a journeyman when the Pistons rescued him from Minnesota in 2001. Pistons President Joe Dumars, in an amazing display of clairvoyance, saw in Billups what the menagerie of teams prior to Detroit didn't: a starting point guard who could be entrusted with running a team without fear of being yanked at the first hint of trouble. The Nuggets, by the way, were one of those teams who had a crack at Chauncey as he made his way through the NBA. They needed two tries to get it right with Billups; Dumars only needed one. So why can't that theory apply to players? Chauncey Billups has an opportunity to pave his way to Springfield. We'll see.   [read the full post]

By noreply@blogger.com (Greg Eno) Oh, what a year it was on the Detroit sports landscape. March On Flip Saunders: On Tom Izzo going to the NBA: April On where Rodney Stuckey will play, with Chauncey Billups in front of him: This isn't 1993, when Thomas was on the verge of calling it quits, and thus trained rookie Lindsey Hunter as his successor, while Dumars did the same with Allan Houston. It's not far-fetched to say that Billups and Hamilton could both stay in Detroit for another five or six years, barring trades or free agency issues. So where does that leave Stuckey? May Detroit in five, that's all. Or six. But Detroit, nonetheless. June On Flip Saunders’ firing: July A face, finally, for the Pistons. On Monday Night Football:   [read the full post]

At the time, I thought it was a stretch to make Billups any more important than Rip Hamilton, Ben Wallace Tayshaun Prince or Rasheed Wallace. I had tremendous respect for what they accomplished as a team, but it was the team that was the superstar — not any individual.

By Doc319@yahoo.com (David Friedman) No one can be too surprised that last year's Finalists are at the top of the heap--both teams retained their core players (other than Boston losing James Posey) and the Lakers actually got significantly deeper with the "acquisitions" of Andrew Bynum and Trevor Ariza. The Cavaliers started slowly last year due to injuries and holdouts but with all hands on deck plus the addition of Mo Williams they are without question an elite, championship contending team. Since trading Chauncey Billups for Allen Iverson, the Pistons tagged the Lakers with their first--and, so far, only--loss and then ended Cleveland's eight game winning streak. Orlando is right on schedule as one of the East's top teams. Utah, Phoenix and Denver are each 8-4; the Jazz...   [read the full post]

By noreply@blogger.com (Greg Eno) The Pistons lost in the 2005 Finals to the San Antonio Spurs, who featured superstar Timmy Duncan. They lost in the 2006 conference finals to the Miami Heat, who featured superstar Dwyane Wade. They lost in the 2007 conference finals to the Cleveland Cavaliers, who featured superstar LeBron James. And they lost in the 2008 conference finals to the Boston Celtics, who featured superstars Kevin Garnett and Paul Pierce. But Chauncey Billups wasn't the face of the Pistons, either. He was merely one of the starting five -- albeit one of the very best starting fives in the league. But he was no more the face than was the bellicose Rasheed Wallace, or the whirling dervish Rip Hamilton, or the quiet beanpole Tayshaun Prince. Together, they were A face. Bu...   [read the full post]

By restrictedfreedom(restrictedfreedom@yahoo.com) After the block buster trade that sent Chauncey Billups back home to play for George Karl and the Denver Nuggets and Allen Iverson to the Detroit Pistons, the All-Star exchange looked to be one sided with the Nuggets reaping all the benefits. That isn't the case now, even though Denver is mu...

By restrictedfreedom(restrictedfreedom@yahoo.com) As for the Pistons, Iverson brings his high scoring and tenacious defense. Although AI is getting up there in age at 33, he could be just what Detroit needs to get past Boston and Cleveland to get back to the NBA finals. OnToplist.com ranking: Best blogs on sports

By noreply@blogger.com (FLCeltsFan) Various posts on Globe Celtics blog Raptors at Celtics in pictures The Celtics need to start Leon Powe The Association Detroit needs more than McDyess to challenge Boston Pierce wouldn’t allow Celtics to lose LA Times Lakers beef up on defense Did Chauncey Billups just get traded again?

When Allen Iverson was traded from Denver to Detroit for Chauncey Billups and two other players Monday, speculation was rampant on how that enhanced chances for the Pistons to sign LeBron James when he becomes a free agent in 2010. But in 2010, Richard Hamilton will be 32. Rasheed Wallace wi...

By Matt Watson Filed under: Nuggets, Pistons, Eastern, Western, NBA RumorsSoon after the news broke that Chauncey Billups, Antonio McDyess and Cheikh Samb were headed to Denver in exchange for Allen Iverson, word started to trickle out that McDyess might retire than report

By Ryan McNeill Turns out this was a bit premature because two games into the 2008/98 season Dumars pulled the trigger on a blockbuster deal which will see Allen Iverson head to Detroit in exchange for Chauncey Billups, Antonio McDyess and Cheikh Samb.

By Will Brinson The curious thing here (things, actually) are, first, how does the backcourt shake out for Detroit? Iverson will have to play point, presumably, with Rip Hamilton at the two and not really a small forward type. But Rodney Stuckey is clearly the future in Motown, so there might be a plan in pl...

The Eastern Conference just got a whole lot more interesting. Unable to shake up his roster during the offseason, Pistons president Joe Dumars needed just a couple of regular-season games to get the job done. Multiple reports are saying that Dumars has dealt Chauncey Billups and Antonio M...

By Herija Green Chauncey Billups and Richard Hamilton remain perhaps the NBA’s predominant two-way backcourt, and if Rodney Stuckey can build on a strong postseason the Pistons could have their best three-guard rotation since Isiah Thomas-Joe Dumars-Vinnie Johnson. Gangly Tayshaun Prince is one o...

By Basketbawful The Good: Despite their recent playoff disappointments, Joe Dumars did not panic and blow up the core he has so carefully constructed. For that reason, Detroit still has one of the best (if not the best) starting fives in pro basketball: Chauncey Billups, Rip Hamilton, Rasheed Wallace, T...

By dberri Table Two: The Detroit Pistons in 2007-08 Table Three: Comparing Chauncey Billups, Isiah Thomas, and Allen Iverson Chauncey Billups: 90.9 Wins Produced, 0.181 WP48 Isiah Thomas: 97.4 Wins Produced, 0.132 WP48 Chauncey Billups: 16.0 Wins Produced, 0.304 WP48 [2007-08]

By Mizzo 20 - A rematch of the 2008 Eastern Conference Finals when Chauncey Billups and the Detroit Pistons visit Kevin Garnett and the Boston Celtics (8 pm ET), followed by Shaquille O’Neal and the Phoenix Suns hosting Kobe Bryant and the LA ...

By noreply@blogger.com (Greg Eno) Chauncey Billups, one-time NBA journeyman. Cashiered by the Celtics, then the Raptors, then the Nuggets, then the Timberwolves. Only one of those teams -- the Celtics (and only recently) -- have won anything of note after Billups' banishment. Meanwhile, with the Pistons, Billups has appeared in six straight conference finals, two NBA Finals, and won a championship. Not bad for a four-time loser. Tayshaun Prince, from the University of Kentucky. They play some good basketball down there, in case you didn't know. But when Joe Dumars drafted Prince in 2002, there were yawns. Except from the Pistons themselves. In his rookie season, Prince rarely got off the bench. The yawners kept yawning. Until the 2003 playoffs, when Prince became coach Rick C...   [read the full post]

By Basketbawful Joe Dumars has done great things in Detroit. He drafted Tayshaun Prince and Rodney Stuckey. He traded for Ben Wallace, Richard Hamilton and Rasheed Wallace. And he signed Chauncey Billups and Antonio McDyess. Basically, he assembled the core for a perennial championship contender...and the...

By Need4Sheed.com(noreply@blogger.com) Now I'm not professing that Joe D. hasn't had any misses, but they are far outweighed by the hits. I mean for every Darko, Rodney White, and Mateen Cleaves drafts there were Mehmet Okur, Tayshaun Price, and Rodney Stuckey. You much also look at free agent signing such as: Chauncey Billups, 'Dy...

By noreply@blogger.com (FLCeltsFan) Bad Boys in stands, too Antonio McDyess driven by ring Antonio McDyess switches roles with Chauncey Billups Globe Pistons keep on churning Pistons put it on the line A trivial pursuit, from Fort Wayne to Detroit SI.com Pistons find sparkplug in McDyess In a tough spot, Pistons tie series with a passion Pistons still working on to do list Maxiell's energy lifts Pistons again Hanging tough: Pistons rebound to tie series Pistons perfect following defeats Pistons start fast, get even Pistons intensity troubles Celtics Sports of Boston Celtics return home tied 2-2 Billups, Pistons stand in Celtics' way Pistons Palace Pistons play with purpose Metro Pistons draw even McDyess becomes a force for the Pistons   [read the full post]

By David Friedman(noreply@blogger.com) Richard Hamilton (25 points) and Chauncey Billups (19 points, seven assists) led a well-balanced attack as Detroit beat Boston 103-97, handing the Celtics their first home loss in this year's playoffs. The Pistons played very efficiently on offense, shooting 35-71 (.493) from the field, converting 28 of 32 free throw attempts (.875) and passing for 21 assists while only committing nine turnovers. Although Boston won the rebounding battle 39-31, Detroit grabbed several key offensive boards down the stretch and that helped the Pistons to preserve their lead. All five Detroit starters played at least 32 minutes and scored at least 13 points. The one reserve player from either team who had a significant impact was Rodney Stuckey, who had 1...   [read the full post]

By Basketbawful Apparently so, since the Celtics wasted big games from Allen, Kevin Garnett (24 points, 13 rebounds, 2 blocked shots) and Paul Pierce (26 points, 5 rebounds, 4 assists) in the loss. Chauncey Billups (19 points, 7 assists) ditched his men-in-tights look and was a better man for it, and Rip H...

By noreply@blogger.com (FLCeltsFan) Herald Celtics control the tap Plenty of fight in Celtics Chauncey Billups looks back on starting point Joe Dumars a proven winner MetroWest Daily Celtics 88, Pistons 79: Celtics deliver Celtics 17 Celtics force pace and turnovers to beat Pistons NBA.com Celtics take early advantage in East Finals Celtics too much for Pistons Hoopsworld Celtics Pierce Pistons Detroit News Pistons-Celtics series is not time for nostalgia Pistons' rust shows in game 1 loss to Celtics Celtics will need real Allen Pistons guards struggle Celtics' runs enough to dispatch flat Pistons Hamilton struggling to find shot against Celtics Right at home: Celtics' star power overwhelms Pistons Flip Saunders knew Garnett was a special player   [read the full post]

By noreply@blogger.com (David Friedman) Don't count the Orlando Magic out just yet. Rashard Lewis scored a playoff career-high 33 points as the Magic beat the Detroit Pistons 111-86 to cut Detroit's lead to two games to one in their second round series--but the most significant development in this matchup may have happened at th...

By james More blogs about basketball. Tags: abc, basketball, Chauncey Billups, detroit, Flip Saunders, mcdyess, mother-goose, nba, phoenix, pistons, Rasheed Wallace, Rip Hamilton, Shaq, shrek, Steve Nash, stoudemire, suns, Tayshaun Prince

By David Friedman In the East, Anthony and Legler only agreed about four players: Richard Hamilton, Chris Bosh, Caron Butler and Paul Pierce. Legler also had Chauncey Billups, Antawn Jamison and Zydrunas Ilgauskas on his list, while Anthony chose Ray Allen, Hedo Turkoglu and Rasheed Wallace. Bosh, Billups, Butler and Pierce are obvious choices. I would go with Ilgauskas at center; Wallace is not even a true center, he just plays there because the Pistons got rid of Ben Wallace and their other plans (Nazr Mohammed, Chris Webber) fell through. Wallace does not play hard every night and neither shoots nor rebounds as well as Ilgauskas. Hamilton and Jamison complete my ballot. Allen is having one of the worst seasons of his career and I need to see more than just th...   [read the full post]

Chauncey Billups has had enough big moments in his career that he knew exactly what he wanted to do against a younger player. Billups hit two free throws with a tenth of a second left and the Detroit Pistons handed the Boston Celtics their first home loss of the season, 87-85 on Wednesday nigh...

By Matt Watson The second quarter was truly the difference — the two teams were deadlocked with 74 points over the other three frames. The starters looked good (Chauncey Billups scored 19 on five shots, Tayshaun Prince led the team with 23 and Antonio McDyess tallied a double-double) but what really imp...

By admin@hoopsaddict.com (Ryan McNeil) Yesterday afternoon I had the chance to chat with Natalie from Need 4 Sheed about the Pistons summer. It was the perfect chance to get her thoughts on: Re-signing Chauncey Billups The Pistons draft which saw them select their backcourt of future in Rodney Stuckey and Aaron Afflalo The deal...

By rickchand • The Big Five-Oh. Meanwhile, the Pistons lowered their magic number (magic numbers in basketball!) to clinch the top seed in the Eastern Conference playoffs to one, after a 91-83 win over the Knicks. Chauncey Billups scored 22 points as Detroit got its 50th win of the season.

By Natalie The Pistons took down the young Celtics who were in the midst of a 14 game losing streak. The Celtics kept it close in the first, but the Pistons pulled away leading by as much as 24 points in the fourth quarter. Detroit, led by Chauncey Billups 24 points, let the lead slip as the Pistons bench let...

Chauncey Billups has scored 24 points to lead the Detroit Pistons to a 109-102 victory over the slumping Boston Celtics. The loss sent the Celtics crashing to their 15th straight loss, while the Pistons confirm their position at the top of the Eastern Conference with a 29-18 win-loss reco...

By Natalie The Milwaukee Bucks put up a fight before going down at the Palace. The Pistons, behind Chauncey Billups 20 points didn't have an easy time with the Michael Reddless Bucks. Andrew Bogut led all scorers with 21 points and 13 rebounds and seemed to give C-Webb a lot of trouble in the paint. The gam...

By Natalie The Pistons -Timberwolves game looked like it was going to be a carbon copy of Monday nights loss at the Palace. But thankfully Richard Hamilton knocked down a shot to tie the game up 79-79 to send the game into overtime. Just when it looked like it was over, Chauncey Billups hit a three over Mik...

By Natalie It was an exciting night at the Palace. Chris Webber made his debut in a Pistons uniform and Chauncey Billups returned after an 11 game absence due to a calf strain. The Pistons looked like they were going to win this one, they led by as much as 13 points, but the hot hand of Deron Williams and Mehm...

On a night filled with dramatic runs, the Indiana Pacers picked up a win with a single free throw. Darrell Armstrong's foul shot with 0.9 seconds left gave the Pacers a 93-92 victory over the Detroit Pistons on Friday night. To make things worse for Detroit, Chauncey Billups strained his righ...

By Natalie Chauncey Billups was just 1-9 until he caught fire in the fourth quarter to help propel The Pistons past The Cavs 87-71. Chauncey hit three jumpers, two of them 3-pointers in the first minutes of the fourth as the Pistons went on a 14-3 run to open a 71-58 lead in the fourth quarter.

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