This fast-moving season is now down to the final weeks, and as we all know, the stakes have never been higher.

With post season playoff spots at every level up for grabs, along with those coveted eight teams who will play for the first ever “Open Division”, high school football fans will be busier than ever before, supporting their programs.

With that said, we move into Week 9 – with key district games taking center stage and dictating where teams stand.

Here is a look at the Top 30 programs for Week 9 – with additional teams that have a chance to be special this year:

1 Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas (5A, 7-0). After a thrilling 21-20 win against Hollywood Chaminade-Madonna, the nation’s No. 1 team put it all together with a 48-0 win against Hollywood McArthur. THIS WEEK: A home against Coconut Creek Monarch (10/16). NEXT WEEK: A district contest against Pembroke Pines Flanagan.

2. Bradenton IMG Academy (Independent, 7-0). After their toughest game of the season the week before, the Ascenders had little problem with New Palestine, Indiana, 49-7. THIS WEEK: Loughborough NFL Academy England (10/16). NEXT WEEK: They will enjoy the week off.

3. Miami Christopher Columbus (6A, 7-1). The Explorers wrapped up the district title with a 51-13 win over Coral Gables. THIS WEEK: It’s GMAC Week with a huge matchup with No. 4 Miami Central. (10/17). NEXT WEEK: They will have the week off.

4. Miami Central (3A, 6-1). The Rockets moved one step closer to winning the district title with a 63-7 win against Key West. THIS WEEK: It’s GMAC Week and a key matchup against No. 3 Miami Christopher Columbus (10/17). NEXT WEEK: The final district game of the year, North Miami Beach (10/22).

5. Jacksonville Raines (3A, 7-0). The defending state champions won remained unbeaten with a Monday night huge district contest – beating Jacksonville Bishop Kenny, 48-3, to bring home yet another title. THIS WEEK: A home game against Jacksonville Riverside (10-16). NEXT WEEK: A road game at Cocoa (10/23).

6. West Boca Raton (5A, 6-1). The Bulls all but wrapped up the district title with 56-0 win against Deerfield Beach. THIS WEEK: A road trip to Orlando to play No. 16 The First Academy (10/16). NEXT WEEK: The final district game of the year against Coconut Creek Monarch (10/22).

7. Hollywood Chaminade-Madonna (2A, 5-2). The Lions rebounded from the tough loss to No. 1 Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas dropped a tough home game against the No. 1 team in the country, Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas, with a 20-7 win against No. 21 West Palm Beach Cardinal Newman in a rematch of last year’s 1A state title. THIS WEEK: A non-district home game against Hollywood McArthur (10/16). NEXT WEEK: A makeup contest at Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons (10/22).

8. DeLand (6A, 6-1). The Bulldogs continue to win and win big as they did last week against Orange City University, 57-7. THIS WEEK: A home game against Tavares (10/16). NEXT WEEK: A road game against Daytona Beach Mainland (10/23).

9. Tampa Carrollwood Day (1A, 7-0). The highest scoring team in the state had the week off. THIS WEEK: A home game against The Community School of Naples (10/16). NEXT WEEK: A home district game against St. Petersburg Catholic.

10. Gainesville Buchholz (5A, 8-0). The Bobcats remained unbeaten as they beat Palm Coast Matanzas, 48-0. THIS WEEK: Finally, a week off! NEXT WEEK: A home district game against Orange Park Oakleaf (10/23).

11. Venice (6A, 7-1). The Indians rebounded from their first loss of the season with a 49-14 win against Bradenton Lakewood Ranch. THIS WEEK: A big road district matchup against Sarasota Riverview (10/16). NEXT WEEK: The regular season comes to an end with a home district game against North Port (10/23).

12. Lakeland (5A, 6-1). The Dreadnaughts kept their slim “Open Division” hopes alive with a 38-3 district win against Sebring. THIS WEEK: Another road district contest against Bartow (10/16). NEXT WEEK: They return home for their annual battle with Lake Gibson (10/22).

13. Vero Beach (6A, 7-1). The Indians continue to set themselves up for a playoff run with a 22-7 win against Pahokee. THIS WEEK: A well-deserved week off. NEXT WEEK: A road district matchup in Port St. Lucie against Treasure Coast (10/23).

14. Seffner Armwood (5A, 6-1). The Hawks won a key district road game against No. 22 Tampa Bay Tech, 14-7. THIS WEEK: Another district game – at home – against Valrico Bloomingdale (10/16). NEXT WEEK: A home district game against Tampa Leto (10/23).

15. Sarasota Cardinal Mooney (3A, 6-1). The Cougars rolled to a 55-7 win against Bradenton Bayshore. THIS WEEK: A district road game against Bradenton Southeast (10/16). NEXT WEEK: A road non-district game against Wellington Palm Beach Central (10/23).

16. Orlando The First Academy (2A, 6-1). The Royals had a tough non-district game against Southwest Ranches Archbishop McCarthy, 31-24. THIS WEEK: A huge non-district home game against No. 6 West Boca Raton. NEXT WEEK: A home game against Ambassador Christian of Huntersville, North Carolina (10/23).

17. Lake City Columbia (4A, 7-0). The Tigers had the week off as they continue to show they are one of the best teams in the state. THIS WEEK: A big road district game against Jacksonville Ed White (10/16). NEXT WEEK: A home district contest against Yulee.

18. Lake Wales (4A, 6-1). The Highlanders all but wrapped up the district title with a huge 28-6 win against two-time defending state runner up Orlando Jones. THIS WEEK: A road game against Dover Specialty Fit Academy (10/16). NEXT WEEK: A home district game against Lake Wales.

19. Jacksonville Mandarin (5A, 6-1). The Mustangs came up with a big road district game against Ponte Vedra, 34-10. THIS WEEK: Another district matchup on the road against St. Johns Beachside (10/16). NEXT WEEK: A district showdown at home against St. Johns Bartram Trail (10/23).

20. St. Augustine (4A, 7-0). The Yellow Jackets remained unbeaten with a 55-0 win against Orange Park Ridgeview. THIS WEEK: A district home game against Orange Park (10/16). NEXT WEEK: A home district contest against Fleming Island (10/23).

21. West Palm Beach Cardinal Newman (2A, 5-2). The defending 1A state champions were beaten in a rematch of that title game to No. 7 Hollywood Chaminade-Madonna, 20-7. THIS WEEK: A non-district home game against Pembroke Pines West Broward (10/16). NEXT WEEK: A road district game against Boca Raton Saint Andrew’s.

22. Tampa Bay Tech (5A, 7-1). The Titans dropped their first game of the season – a key district contest to No. 14 Seffner Armwood, 14-7. THIS WEEK: Another district matchup at home against Tampa Leto (10/16). NEXT WEEK: The regular season comes to an end with a road district game against Riverview Spoto.

23. Port Charlotte (4A, 4-2). The Pirates had the week off to get ready for the stretch run. THIS WEEK: Another district game at home against Cape Coral Mariner (10/16). NEXT WEEK: A district road game against Fort Myers (10/23).

24. Lynn Haven Mosley (4A, 6-0). Because of hurricane and bad weather throughout the Panhandle, the game against Panama City Beach Arnold has been moved to Nov. 3. THIS WEEK: A key district game on the road at Tallahassee Rickards (10/16). NEXT WEEK: Another road district game against Tallahassee Leon (10/16).

25. Sanford Seminole (6A, 7-0). The turnaround continues for the Seminoles with tough 21-19 win against the defending state champion Lake Mary. THIS WEEK: A trip to Port Orange to play Spruce Creek (10/15). NEXT WEEK: Another district road game against Altamonte Springs Lake Brantley (10/23).

26. Tampa Jesuit (4A, 5-1). The Tigers wrapped up the district title with a 22-7 win against Gibsonton East Bay. THIS WEEK: A home district game against Tampa Freedom (10/16). NEXT WEEK: A road district contest against Tampa Hillsborough (10/23).

27. Miami Palmetto (6A, 6-1). The Panthers rolled to a district win against Homestead, 48-8. THIS WEEK: It’s GMAC Week and a matchup with Miami Carol (10/15). NEXT WEEK: The final district game – on the road – against Homestead South Dade (10/22).

28. Merritt Island (3A, 7-0). What a great year it’s been for the Mustangs – knocking off pre-season district favorite Eau Gallie, 36-35, in overtime. THIS WEEK: Another district road game against Palm Bay (10/16). NEXT WEEK: A home game against Rockledge (10/23).

29. Starke Bradford County (2A, 8-0). The Tornadoes continued to turn heads with a big district win against Newberry, 34-17. THIS WEEK: A home game against Jacksonville University Christian (10/16). NEXT WEEK: After a great start, this team will enjoy the week off.

30. Clearwater Central Catholic (2A, 5-2). The Marauders were upended by Tampa Berkeley Prep, 20-19 in overtime in a huge district game. THIS WEEK: A road game against Gulfport Boca Ciega (10/16). NEXT WEEK: Will be off.

KEEP AN EYE ON:

1A

Blountstown (5-1)

Fort Pierce John Carroll (5-2)

Hawthorne (8-0)

Jacksonville Trinity Christian (3-4)

Jacksonville University Christian (5-2)

Lakeland Christian (7-0)

Madison County (4-4)

Melbourne Central Catholic (5-1)

Miami True North Classical Academy (4-3)

Naples First Baptist (6-0)

Naples St. John Neumann (7-1)

Pahokee (4-3)

St. Petersburg Catholic (4-3)

Wildwood (6-1)

2A

Boca Raton Saint Andrew’s (4-3)

DeFuniak Springs Walton (5-1)

Jacksonville Bolles (5-1)

Miami Carol City (4-3)

Miami Immaculata LaSalle (7-0)

Miami Killian (6-1)

Miami Westminster Christian (6-2)

Pensacola Catholic (6-1)

Tallahassee Florida High (5-1)

Tampa Berkeley Prep (4-2)

Tampa Catholic (5-2)

3A

Alachua Santa Fe (3A, 6-1)

Bradenton Braden River (5-1)

Brooksville Nature Coast Tech (5-1)

Bushnell South Sumter (5-2)

Crawfordville Wakulla (5-2)

Eau Gallie (4-3)

Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons (5-2)

Fort Lauderdale Dillard (4-3)

Miami Springs (5-2)

North Miami Beach (5-2)

Santa Rosa Beach South Walton (6-1)

The Villages Charter (7-0)

Titusville (5-2)

4A

Plantation American Heritage (4-3)

Clearwater (7-0)

Delray Beach Atlantic (4-1)

Fort Myers Dunbar (6-2)

Fort Pierce Westwood (4-2)

Fort Walton Beach Choctawhatchee (4-2)

Hialeah American (5-3)

Jacksonville Ed White (5-1)

Jensen Beach (4-2)

Miami Norland (3-4)

Miami Northwestern (5-3)

Middleburg (4-2)

New Smyrna Beach (4-2)

Ocala Lake Weir (6-0)

Ocala Vanguard (5-2)

Orlando Bishop Moore (5-2)

Orlando Jones (4-2)

Pensacola Washington (5-1)

Pompano Beach Blanche Ely (5-2)

South Fort Myers (5-1)

Tallahassee Godby (5-2)

Tallahassee Leon (6-0)

Zephyrhills (5-2)

5A

Auburndale (4-2)

Bradenton Manatee (4-4)

Clermont East Ridge (5-2)

Coconut Creek (6-1)

Coconut Creek Monarch (3-3)

Fort Myers Riverdale (3-3)

Immokalee (5-1)

Melbourne (4-2)

Niceville (4-3)

Ocala Forest (6-1)

Orange Park Oakleaf (3-3)

Orlando Evans (4-3)

Oviedo (4-2)

Pace (4-2)

Palmetto (5-1)

Riverview Sumner (4-3)

Royal Palm Beach (5-1)

Southwest Ranches Archbishop McCarthy (3-4)

St. John Bartram Trail (6-1)

Stuart Martin County (3-3)

Stuart South Fork (5-2)

Tampa Gaither (4-3)

Trinity Mitchell (4-2)

Viera (3-3)

6A

Davie Western (5-2)

Daytona Beach Mainland (2-3)

Flagler Palm Coast (5-1)

Fort Pierce Central (4-1)

Jupiter (5-1)

Kissimmee Gateway (5-1)

Lantana Santaluces (4-2)

Orlando Edgewater (4-2)

Orlando Lake Nona (5-1)

Palm Beach Lakes (4-2)

Port Orange Spruce Creek (4-2)

Ruskin Lennard (5-2)

Sarasota Riverview (5-1)

St. Cloud (4-2)

Tampa Alonso (6-0)

Wellington (4-2)

Wellington Palm Beach Central (5-1)

Weston Cypress Bay (7-0)

Winter Garden West Orange (5-1)

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By Dave Brousseau

FORT LAUDERDALE – The common denominator for the Fort Lauderdale High football team through its first six games has been the play of senior quarterback Marquise Russ.

His strong play had the Flying L’s undefeated entering Thursday’s home game against Douglas.

With no alterations to his effectiveness to date, Russ shined again with three more touchdown passes and one rushing score for a 27-7 victory at Lockhart Stadium.

Not only did Fort Lauderdale improve to 7-0 on the season, but they have also won nine consecutive games dating back to last year.

“This is all a learning experience and all about growing and developing your roster,” said Fort Lauderdale coach Richard Dunbar. “We were slopy at time, but I’ll take the win.’

As for Russ, he’s thrown at least one touchdown each game this season and a minimum of three scoring passes five times.

“Marquise has always been great for us,” said Dunbar. “I love his poise and love the way he has shown a maturity over the last nine months here.”

Russ had 10 completions for 227 yards. He had a pair scoring passes to junior wide receiver Antwan Jackson for 50 and 24 yards. The other scoring toss was 33 yards to Isaiah Mabson that gave the Flying L’s a 14-7 lead with 4:39 left in the second quarter.

“There were many ups and downs in the game, but we were able to stay poised,” said Russ. “I was able to overcome some things, but we found a way to win.”

Russ added his second rushing touchdown of the season on a one-yard sneak with 5:03 left in the fourth quarter.  

The Eagles (1-6) lone score came with 5:26 left in the second quarter when junior quarterback Sampsen Orlinsky threw a 59-yard scoring pass to Anthony Diaz tying the game 7-7.

Fort Lauderdale will host Coral Springs on Friday, Oct. 16, where they hope to improve to 8-0. Douglas will play Forest Hill at home on Thursday.

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While many schools are focused on the inaugural “Open Division” that will shine a spotlight the best eight teams in the state, there are several  other teams who are just worrying about getting into the playoffs.

As we completed the eighth week of the 2026 season here in Miami-Dade and Broward Counties, several programs came up with wins that will give them a chance to play in the post-season:

American Heritage (Plantation) 27, Norland (Miami) 2. While the two-time defending state champions still have a slight chance, with their competitive schedule, to make it into the Open Division, if not they will be a No. 1 seed in their region and will have the chance the “Three-Peat”.

Chaminade-Madonna (Hollywood) 20, Cardinal Newman (West Palm Beach) 7. With the win on the road, the Lions avenged last year’s 1A state title and certainly put themselves in a position to be one of the elite eight teams come playoff time.

Fort Lauderdale 27, Stoneman Douglas (Parkland) 7. While they are playing as an independent team this year, the Flying Ls remained ubeaten, bringing plenty of recruiting attention to the players.

Piper (Sunrise) 54, Boyd Anderson (Lauderdale Lakes) 13. The Bengals continue to play competitive football and are very much in the post-season conversation. The next two weeks will also tell the story.

Western (Davie) 48, Doral Academy 14. The Wildcats also stayed right in the post season conversation with a big district road win. This a program that could easily make plenty of noise in the coming weeks.

As those programs did their thing, there were other games as well:

American Heritage (Delray) 62, Belen Jesuit (Miami) 0

Atlantic (Delray Beach) 41, Northeast (Oakland Park) 21

Benjamin (North Palm Beach) 52, Pine Crest (Fort Lauderdale) 0

Braddock (Miami) 1, Hialeah-Miami Lakes 0 (Forfeit)

Calvary Christian (Fort Lauderdale) 49, North Broward Prep (Coconut Creek) 7

Cardinal Gibbons (Fort Lauderdale) 72, Stranahan (Fort Lauderdale) 0

Carol City (Miami) 17, Northwestern (Miami) 7

Central (Miami) 63, Key West 7

Christopher Columbus (Miami) 51, Coral Gables 13

Coconut Creek 34, Flanagan (Pembroke Pines) 15

Coral Park (Miami) 18, Hialeah Gardens 14

Coral Shores (Tavernier) 42, Palmer Trinity (Miami) 35

Coral Springs Charter 38, Tradition Prep (Port St. Lucie) 6

Cypress Bay (Weston) 56, Miami High 0

Florida Christian (Miami) 33, Westminster Academy (Fort Lauderdale) 15

Forest Hill (West Palm Beach) 18, Taravella (Coral Springs)

Glades Day (Belle Glade) 44, Parkridge Christian (Coral Springs) 0

Ferguson (Miami) 28, Coral Reef (Miami) 7

Fort Lauderdale Dillard 26, Pompano Beach Blanche Ely 0

Gulliver Prep (Miami) 42, NSU University School (Fort Lauderdale) 27

Hallandale 18, Pompano Beach 16

Hollywood Hills 28, Coral Springs 12

Jackson (Miami) 48, St. Brendan (Miami) 0

LaSalle Immaculata (Miami) 62, Hialeah 0

Miami Beach 23, American (Hialeah) 12

Miramar 32, South Broward (Hollywood) 7

Monarch (Coconut Creek) 49, Olympic Heights (Boca Raton) 0

Monsignor Pace (Miami Gardens) 20, Booker T. Washington (Miami) 12

Palmetto (Miami) 48, Homestead 8

Somerset Academy (Pembroke Pines) 56, Somerset Prep (North Lauderdale) 14

Southridge (Miami) 41, Everglades (Miramar)

Ransom Everglades (Miami) 44, Smart En Sports Academy (Miami) 0

Ronald Reagan (Doral) 21, Sunset (Miami) 0

North Miami 41, Edison (Miami) 12

St. Thomas Aquinas (Fort Lauderdale) 48, McArthur (Hollywood) 0

The First Academy (Orlando) 31, Archbishop McCarthy (Southwest Ranches) 24

True North Classical Academy (Miami) 31, John Carroll (Fort Pierce) 20

Varela (Miami) 62, Dr. Krop (Miami) 34

West Boca Raton 56, Deerfield Beach 0

West Broward (Pembroke Pines) 42, Barbara Goleman (Miami Lakes) 35

Westminster Christian (Miami) 42, South Miami 6

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Hollywood Chaminade-Madonna (4-2, 1-0) at West Palm Beach Cardinal Newman (5-1, 0-0). When they squared off for the 1A state title on December 11^th of last year, there was a feeling that the game between state and national powerhouse Chaminade-Madonna and Cardinal Newman would be a formality.

If past results was to be an indication, the Lions had never had a problem with the Crusaders as they were making their 10^th consecutive trip to the state title game.

When the game had ended at Pitbull Stadium on the campus of Florida International University, it was Cardinal Newman that would parade around the field with trophy in hand and a stunning 17-14 win.

The victory changed the way everyone felt about head coach Jack Daniels and his football program. This program that was starting to make some noise finally got over the hump by stunning head coach Dameon Jones and his team.

In the months after that win, both teams were elevated to 2A, and along with several other programs were considered to be among a group that would make an impact this year – and they both have.

Add to this matchup was the fact that both programs were added to the same district, and October 9^th in West Palm Beach was quickly circled by both schools and football fans across the state.

Tonight (6:30), a sellout crowd will watch these two schools meet once again with just about everything at stake.

While a loss for either team could be a blow to their hopes of appearing in the inaugural “Open Division” – with the “top” eight teams in the state battling for supremacy – you never know as both have played a competitive schedule.

The Crusaders come in after winning the past two games against Jensen Beach and Delray Beach Atlantic.

They have scored 186 points and have given up 105.

The Lions head into the game after a tough 21-20 loss at home against the No. 1 team in the country, Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas.

They have scores 212 points this season – while yielding 127.

No matter what the outcome, you have two programs that have shown that they are among the best in Florida – and while the season is far from over – this is a key contest for many reasons!

HOLLYWOOD CHAMINADE-MADONNA LIONS

Coconut Creek Monarch, W 49-22

Chatworth Sierra Canyon, California L 24-7

Plantation American Heritage, W 46-27

Miami True North Classical Academy, W 42-30

Boca Raton Saint Andrew’s Academy, W 48-3

Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas, L 21-20

10/9 - @West Palm Beach Cardinal Newman

10/16 – Hollywood McArthur

10/22 - @Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons

10/30 - @Coconut Creek

WEST PALM BEACH CARDINAL NEWMAN CRUSADERS

Community School of Naples, W 37-7

Sarasota Cardinal Mooney, W 47-46

Fort Pierce John Carroll, W 45-14

West Boca Raton, L 24-7

Jensen Beach, W 22-7

Delray Beach Atlantic, W 28-7

10/9 – Hollywood Chaminade-Madonna

10/16 – Pembroke Pines West Broward

10/23 - @Boca Raton Saint Andrew’s

10/30 – Tampa Carrollwood Day

In addition to that game, here is the way the rest of Thursday will take shape in Miami-Dade and Broward Counties:

Boca Raton Olympic Heights vs. Coconut Creek Monarch (Coconut Creek), 7

Coconut Creek at Pembroke Pines Flanagan, 7

Coconut Creek North Broward Prep at Fort Lauderdale Calvary Christian, 7

Coral Springs Charter at Port St. Lucie Tradition Prep, 7

Coral Springs Taravella at West Palm Beach Forest Hill, 7

Delray American Heritage at Miami Belen Jesuit, 7

Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons vs. Fort Lauderdale Stranahan (Lockhart), 7

Fort Lauderdale Westminster Academy at Miami Florida Christian, 7

Hialeah at Miami Immaculata La Salle, 7

Hialeah American vs. Miami Beach (Memorial), 7

Hialeah Miami Lakes at Miami Braddock, 3:30

Hollywood McArthur at Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas, 7

Hollywood South Broward at Miramar, 7

Homestead at Miami Palmetto (Tropical), 7:30

Lauderdale Lakes Boyd Anderson at Sunrise Piper, 7

Miami Christopher Columbus at Coral Gables, 4

Miami Gardens Monsignor Pace vs. Miami Booker T. Washington (Curtis), 7

Miami Gulliver at Fort Lauderdale NSU University School, 7

Miami High at Weston Cypress Bay, 7

Miami Jackson at Miami St. Brendan, 7

Miami Norland at Plantation American Heritage, 7

Miami Northwestern vs. Miami Carol City (Traz), 7:30

Miami SmartEn Academy at Miami Ransom Everglades, 7

Miami Southridge at Miramar Everglades, 7

Miami True North Classical Academy at Fort Pierce John Carroll, 7

Miami Varela vs. Miami Krop (Ives), 7

North Lauderdale Somerset Prep at Somerset Academy, 7

Oakland Park Northeast at Delray Atlantic, 7

Pembroke Pines West Broward vs. Miami Lakes Goleman (Milander), 7:30

South Miami at Miami Westminster Christian, 4

Southwest Miami vs. Homestead South Dade (Harris), 7:30

South Plantation at Davie Nova, 7

Southwest Ranches Archbishop McCarthy at Orlando First Academy, 7

Tavernier Coral Shores at Miami Palmer Trinity, 4

West Boca Raton at Deerfield Beach, 7

THURSDAY

Benjamin (North Palm Beach) 52, Pine Crest (Fort Lauderdale) 0

Braddock (Miami) 1, Hialeah-Miami Lakes 0 (Forfeit)

Central (Miami) 63, Key West 7

Coral Park (Miami) 18, Hialeah Gardens 14

Fort Lauderdale 27, Stoneman Douglas (Parkland) 7

Glades Day (Belle Glade) 44, Parkridge Christian (Coral Springs) 0

Hallandale 18, Pompano Beach 16

North Miami 41, Edison (Miami) 12

Varela (Miami) 62, Dr. Krop (Miami) 34

Western (Davie) 48, Doral Academy 14

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10

Miami Ferguson at Miami Coral Reef (Tropical), 7

Pompano Beach Blanche Ely at Fort Lauderdale Dillard, 3

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