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Wildcard Game Lines On Saturday, January 4, 2013

Kansas City at Indianapolis (-2.5, 46.5) 4:35 PM EST on NBC
The AFC South champion Indianapolis Colts host the Kansas City Chiefs in what will be a rematch from week 16. The Colts Indianapolis (11-5 SU, 9-6-1 ATS) upset the Chiefs 23-7 in Arrowhead Stadium, forcing 4 turnovers. Andrew Luck led the offensive charge with 241 yards passing while Donald Brown had 120 total yards and two touchdowns. Indianapolis has won three straight games while Kansas City comes in on a two game skid. Kansas City Kansas City (11–5 SU, 9–7 ATS) did rest their starters in the final regular season game losing in overtime 27-24 to Kansas City.

New Orleans at Philadelphia (-2.5, 53.5) 8:00 PM EST on NBC
Two of the higher scoring teams in the NFL will meet at Lincoln Financial field as the NFC East champion Philadelphia Eagles host the New Orleans Saints. The Eagles (10-6 SU, 8-7-1 ATS) are coming off a 24-22 victory over Dallas to win their division, clinching the #3 seed in the process. New Orleans (11-5, SU, 8-8 ATS) clinched the final wildcard spot with a dominant 42-17 win over TampaBay. The Saints hit a rough patch in December, and have lost three out of their last five games. Philadelphia is one of the hotter teams in the league, winning seven out their last eight.

Wildcard Weekend Odds On Sunday, January 5, 2013

San Diego at Cincinnati (-7, 46.5) 1:00 PM EST on CBS
The San Diego Chargers will have their work cut out for them when they travel to Cincinnati to take on the Bengals. These two teams met in week 13, with Cincinnati winning 17-10. The Bengals (11-5 SU, 10-5-1 ATS) have been dominant at home this year, going 8-0 at Paul Brown Stadium. What’s even more impressive is that they are also 8-0 against the spread at home as well. Cincinnati put an end to Baltimore’s playoff hopes, defeating the Ravens 34-17 last Sunday despite 3 interceptions thrown by quarterback Andy Dalton. San Diego (9-7 SU, 8-7-1 ATS) comes in to Sundays matchup off a 27-24 overtime win over Kansas City and have won five out of their last six games.

San Francisco (-2.5, 48) at Green Bay 4:30 PM EST on FOX
San Francisco will travel to Lambeau Field for the second meeting this season with the Green Bay Packers (8-7-1 SU, 6-10 ATS). The 49ers defeated the Packers 34-28 in week 1 and was one of the more entertaining contests of the season. Quarterback Aaron Rodgers returned last Sunday after missing the previous seven games with a collarbone injury. The result was positive, as Green Bay defeated Chicago last week 33-28 to clinch the NFC North title and the #4 seed. San Francisco (12–4 SU, 10–5-1 ATS) notched their sixth win in a row defeating Arizona 23-20 last Sunday.

It’s week 17 of the 2013 NFL regular season, and there are still a number of playoff seeding’s that have yet to be locked in. Most of the playoff teams have been set, with seeding’s having yet to be determined. There are also two NFC divisional games that will determine who will be making the playoffs and who will be watching the playoffs from home.

NFC Conference Teams Playoff Scenarios

NFC East Division Playoff Scenarios:

Philadelphia Eagles (9-6) – Philadelphia blew out Chicago 54-11 last Sunday night. With Dallas also winning, sets up a winner-take-all scenario on Sunday night when the Eagles take on the Cowboys in Dallas.

Dallas Cowboys (9-7) – Dallas got a late touchdown pass from Tony Romo to Demarco Murray to give Dallas the 24-23 win over Washington. Dallas will play Philadelphia on Sunday night to determine the NFC East division champion. Dallas may be without the services of Tony Romo, as it is reported that he is out for the season with a back injury. It has not been confirmed by Dallas officials as of yet.

New York Giants (6-9) – Eliminated from playoff contention

Washington Redskins (3-12) – Eliminated from playoff contention

NFC North Division Playoff Scenarios:

Chicago Bears (8-7) – The Bears blew their chance to clinch the NFC North on Sunday, getting blown out by Philadelphia 54-11. They will now host Green Bay with the NFC North division title on the line.

Green Bay Packers (7-7-1) – Green Bay lost in wintery conditions to Pittsburgh, yet luckily Chicago lost against Philadelphia. Green Bay will travel to Soldier Field on Sunday to take on the Chicago Bears to determine the NFC North division champion,

Detroit Lions (7-8) – Eliminated from playoff contention.

Minnesota Vikings (4-10-1) – Eliminated from playoff contention

NFC South Division Playoff Scenarios:

Carolina Panthers (11-4) – The Panthers took over 1^st in the NFC North, and currently hold the #2 seed in the NFC.  They can clinch the division and #2 seed with a victory over Atlanta this Sunday. If Seattle should lose and San Francisco win, they would be the #1 seed in the NFC, based on the head to head win over the 49ers.

New Orleans Saints (10-5) – The Saints were beat by the Panthers last Sunday, and are now in control of their own destiny. They will play Tampa Bay this Sunday, and should they win, they’ll be in the playoffs as the #6 seed.  If they win and Carolina loses, they could claim the NFC South division as well as the #2 seed.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers (4-11) – Eliminated from playoff contention.

Atlanta Falcons (4-11) – Eliminated from playoff contention. 

NFC West Division Playoff Scenarios:

Seattle Seahawks (12-3) – The Seahawks lost their first home game in quite some time, losing to Arizona 17-10, and with another loss, could put their #1 seed and division title at risk. Seattle needs to win at home against St. Louis on Sunday to win their division, and clinch the #1 seed.

San Francisco 49ers (11-4) – The 49ers currently hold the #5 seed and have clinched a playoff berth by winning over Atlanta on Monday. If they win at Arizona this weekend, and Seattle loses, they would claim the NFC West title and the #2 seed.

Arizona Cardinals (10-5) – Arizona got a big win at Seattle last Sunday, yet need a win and a New Orleans loss to grab the #6 seed. They will host the San Francisco 49ers this Sunday, so it will be no easy task.

St. Louis Rams (7-8) – Eliminated from playoff contention

AFC Teams Current Playoff Scenarios

AFC East Team Scenarios:

New England Patriots (11-4) – The Patriots clinched the AFC East title this past weekend with Miami losing at Buffalo. They then went on to roll in Baltimore 41-7, getting a little bit of revenge for the playoff loss last season. They need a win or a loss by Cincinnati and Indianapolis to clinch the #2 seed. They could grab the #1 seed with a win and a loss by Denver to Oakland.

Miami Dolphins (8-7) – Miami lost last Sunday, yet still owns the #6 seed due to Baltimore losing to New England. It’s a crazy scenario however; as they need to win and need a Baltimore loss or a win combined with a San Diego win. They will host the New York Jets this Sunday, whom they beat handily earlier back in week 13, 23-3.

New York Jets (7-8) – Eliminated from playoff contention

Buffalo Bills (6-9) – Eliminated from playoff contention

AFC North Team Scenarios:

Cincinnati Bengals (10-5) – Cincinnati clinched the AFC North this past Sunday with a win over Minnesota and Baltimore losing to New England.  They will host the Ravens this Sunday, and have a chance to help eliminate the Ravens. They can clinch a first round bye with a win and a New England loss.

Baltimore Ravens (8-7) – The Ravens were blown out at home by the Patriots last Sunday 41-7 and will take on the Bengals at Cincinnati this Sunday. In order for the Ravens to get in to the playoffs, they need a win combined with a San Diego loss or tie, or a win and a Miami loss or tie. They can also clinch with Pittsburgh, Miami, and San Diego losing.

Pittsburgh Steelers (7-8) – Pittsburgh’s playoff hopes are very slim yet are surprisingly still alive after last Sunday’s win at Green Bay. Pittsburgh needs to win combined with San Diego, Miami, and Baltimore losing. Crazier things have happened, and this Steeler team is playing some very good ball as of late. They will be hosting division rival Cleveland this Sunday.

Cleveland Browns (4-11) – Eliminated from playoff contention

AFC South Team Scenarios:

Indianapolis Colts (10-5) – The Colts clinched the division a few weeks ago, and can earn the #2 seed with a win and a loss by both New England and Cincinnati.

Tennessee Titans (6-9) – Eliminated from playoff contention.

Jacksonville Jaguars (4-11) – Eliminated from playoff contention.

Houston Texans (2-13) – Eliminated from playoff contention.

AFC West Team Scenarios:

Denver Broncos (12-3) – The Broncos clinched the AFC West last Sunday winning at Houston and with Kansas City losing. They currently hold the #1 seed in the AFC, and can clinch the #1 seed with a win or a New England loss. If they lose and New England wins, they will have the #2 seed.

Kansas City Chiefs (11-4) – Kansas City is locked in at the #5 seed after losing at home to Indianapolis last Sunday.

San Diego Chargers (8-7) – The Chargers can grab the #6 seed with a win combined with a Miami loss or tie and a Baltimore loss or tie.

Oakland Raiders (4-11) – Eliminated from playoff contention.

2013 Week 16 NFL Football Odds For Sunday (12/22/2013)
(Lines Are As of Friday, 12/22/2013 – See Below For Current Week 16 Odds) 

Miami (-2.5, 43) at Buffalo 1:00 PM EST on CBS
The Miami Dolphins (8-6 SU, 9-5 ATS) will continue their playoff run as they travel to upstate New York to take on the Buffalo Bills (5–9 SU, 7-9 ATS). Buffalo won this season’s previous meeting 23–21.

New Orleans at Carolina (-3, 46.5) 1:00 PM EST on FOX
The New Orleans Saints (10-4, SU, 7-7 ATS) and Carolina Panthers (10-4 SU, 9-5 ATS) clash in an NFC South division tilt with major playoff implications. The winner will take over the lead in the division and grab the #2 seed. New Orleans won the previous meeting two weeks ago 31–13.

Dallas (-3, 53.5) at Washington 1:00 PM EST on FOX
The Dallas Cowboys (7-7 SU, 8-6 ATS) will try to rebound from last Sunday’s disappointing loss against Green Bay as they take on the Washington Redskins (3–11 SU, 4–10 ATS). Dallas is fighting to stay in contention in the NFC East. They defeated the Redskins earlier in October 31–13.

Tampa Bay at St. Louis (-5.5, 43) 1:00 PM EST on FOX
The Tampa bay Buccaneers (4-10 SU, 6-8 ATS); winners of four of their last six games will travel St. Louis to take on the Rams. St. Louis (6-8 SU, 6-8 ATS) is coming off an upset win over New Orleans 27–16.

Cleveland at New York (A) (-2.5, 40.5) 1:00 PM EST on CBS
The Cleveland Browns (4–10 SU, 6–8–1 ATS), losers of five in a row will travel to MetLife stadium to take on the New York Jets. The Jets (6-8 SU, 8-6 ATS) were eliminated from playoff contention with a loss to Carolina last Sunday.

Indianapolis at Kansas City (-7, 44) 1:00 PM EST on CBS
The Indianapolis Colts (9-5 SU, 7-6-1 ATS) and Kansas City Chiefs (11–3 SU, 8–6 ATS) will both try to improve their playoff position when they meet in Arrowhead Stadium. The Kansas City offense has averaged just under 42 points per game and their last four outings.

Minnesota at Cincinnati (-7, 48) 1:00 PM EST on FOX
The Minnesota Vikings (4-9-1 SU, 8-6 ATS) haven’t played like a team that is been eliminated from the playoffs lately, that was shown in the 48–30 victory or Philadelphia last Sunday. They will travel to Cincinnati to take on the Bengals (9-5 SU, 8-5-1 ATS), who have a slim lead in the AFC North with Baltimore hot on their heels.

Denver (-10.5, 51.5) at Houston 1:00 PM EST on CBS
The Denver Broncos (11–3 SU, 8–6 ATS) will try to rebound from an upset loss against San Diego, and will look to keep their hold on the #1 seed in the AFC when they travel to Houston to take on the struggling Texans. The Texans (2–12 SU, 3–11 ATS) have lost 12 games in a row.

Tennessee (-5.5, 44) at Jacksonville 1:00 PM EST on CBS
The Tennessee Titans (5-9 SU, 6-5–3 ATS) will be looking for revenge as they travel to Jacksonville to take on the Jaguars. The Jaguars (4–10 SU, 5–9 ATS) upset Tennessee earlier this season 29–27.

Arizona at Seattle (-10.5, 44) 4:05 PM EST on FOX
The Arizona Cardinals (9-5 SU, 8-4-2 ATS) are one game out of the wild-card hunt and will look to pull off the upset when they travel to century link field to take on the Seattle Seahawks. Seattle (12-2 SU, 10-4 ATS) can clinch the NFC West and #1 seed with a victory.

New York (N) at Detroit (-9, 48.5) 4:05 PM EST on FOX
The Detroit Lions (7-7 SU, 6-8 ATS) will look to stay in contention in the NFC North when they host the New York Giants. The Giants (5–9 SU, 5–9 ATS) were eliminated from playoff contention two weeks ago. Detroit trails Chicago by one game and Green Bay by a half game in their division.

Pittsburgh at Green Bay (NL) 4:25 PM EST on CBS
The Pittsburgh Steelers (6-8 SU, 7-7 ATS) will look to keep their slim playoff hopes alive when they travel to Green Bay to take on the Packers. The Packers (7-6-1 SU, 5-9 ATS) are coming off a huge comeback victory, and may have Aaron Rodgers back at quarterback on Sunday. The Packers need to win out the rest of their games to win the NFC North.

Oakland at San Diego (-10, 50.5) 4:25 PM EST on CBS
The Oakland Raiders (4–10 SU, 8–6 ATS) will travel to San Diego to take on the Chargers in an AFC West tilt. The Raiders have been eliminated from playoff contention, however the Chargers (7-7 SU, 7-6-1 ATS) are still alive, but need some help from other teams.

New England at Baltimore (-2.5, 45) 4:25 PM EST on CBS
The New England Patriots (10–4 SU, 7-7 ATS) will look to clinch the AFC East when they travel to Baltimore to take on the Ravens. The Ravens (8-6 SU, 7-6-1 ATS) have won four games in a row and currently hold the #6 seed. Should Baltimore win out the rest of the way they can clinch the AFC North title. Baltimore has won the previous two meetings, including last season’s AFC championship game.

Chicago at Philadelphia (-3, 56) 8:30 PM EST on NBC
Two division leaders will meet on Sunday night as the Chicago Bears (8-6 SU, 4-8-2 ATS) take on the Philadelphia Eagles (8-6 SU, 7-6-1 ATS). Both teams hold slim leads in their respective divisions and need a win in order to hold their division leads.

2013 Week 16 Monday Night Football Game Line (12/23/2013)

Atlanta at San Francisco (-12, 45) 8:40 PM EST on ESPN
The Atlanta Falcons (4-10 SU, 5-9 ATS) will look to pull the upset as they take on the San Francisco 49ers. The 49ers (10–4 SU, 9–4-1 ATS) currently own the #6 seed in the playoffs, yet have the Arizona Cardinals hot on their heels for the final playoff spot. San Francisco will be traveling to Arizona next week, making this game all the more important.

Current Week 16 NFL Football Lines (as of 12/20) @ Bet OWI
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Week 16 of the NFL season features a slew of games with playoff implications. There will be 15 games on the docket on Sunday, and the last game of week 16 being a rather historic one. It will be the last game ever at Candlestick Park on Monday night football.

Local CBS Games (Early & Late Games) Week 16 NFL Football
All (Early & Late Games) CBS Games Week 16 Local TV Schedule for Sunday, 12/22/2013

On Sunday at 1:00 pm on the CBS dockett, there are five games that will be shown. Most of the nation will see the 11–3 Denver Broncos take on the 2-12 Miami Dolphins from Reliant Stadium. Fans in parts of the South Atlantic, Midwest and parts of the West Coast will see the 9-5 Indianapolis Colts take on the 11-3 Kansas City Chiefs. Fans parts of the Northeast and greater Ohio will see the 4-10 Cleveland Browns take on the 6-8 New York Jets. The 8-6 Miami Dolphins head to upstate New York to take on the 5-9 Buffalo Bills; this will be shown in most of Florida and parts of upstate New York. Fans in Tennessee and northern Florida will see the 4-10 Jacksonville Jaguars host the 5-9 Tennessee Titans.

Early FOX Local TV NFL Football Schedule For NFL Week 16
Fox Early (1pm ET / 10am PT) NFL Games – Week 16 TV Schedule for Sunday, 12/22/2013

On Fox at 1:00 PM, there will be four games shown throughout the country. The key NFC South showdown between the New Orleans Saints and Carolina Panthers will be shown in most of the South and South Atlantic regions, as well as parts of the Northeast. Fans in the parts of the Midwest and will see the 9-5 Cincinnati Bengals take on the 4-9-1 Minnesota Vikings/ Fans in the parts of the Northeast, greater Virginia, and in Texas and parts of the South will see the 7-7 Dallas Cowboys take on the 3-11 Washington Redskins.  Fans in Missouri and greater Florida will see the 6-8 St. Louis Rams take on the 4-10 Tampa Bay Buccaneers.  

Late FOX Local NFL Football TV Schedule For Week 16 Games
FOX Late (4pm ET & 1pm PT) Local NFL TV Schedule for Week 16, Sunday, 12/22/13

There will be three late games shown on CBS. At 4:25 pm, fans in greater California will see the 4-10 Oakland Raiders take on the 7-7 San Diego Chargers. Fans in the Midwest and greater Pennsylvania will see the 7-6-1 Green Bay Packers host the 6-8 Pittsburgh Steelers from Lambeau Field. The rest of the country will see the 10-4 New England Patriots take on the 8-6 Baltimore Ravens from M&T Bank Stadium.

On Fox at 4:05 pm, there will be two late games shown. Fans on the northern West Coast, Mountain region, greater Arizona and small parts of the South will see the 12-2 Seattle Seahawks take on the 9-5 Arizona Cardinals from CenturyLink Field. Fans in the Midwest and most of the Northeast will see the 5-9 Giants take on the 7-7 Detroit Lions.

On NBC at 8:25, the 8-6 Chicago Bears take on the 8-6 Philadelphia Eagles from Lincoln Financial Field and a NFC matchup with major playoff implications. Finally, to finish up week 16, the 4-10 Atlanta Falcons head to Candlestick Park to take on the 10-4 San Francisco 49ers on ESPN’s Monday night football. It will likely be the last game in Candlestick Park, as the 49ers will move into their new stadium next season.

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Complete Week 15 Lines List Is Below The Short Week 15 Game Previews

2013 Week 15 NFL Football Lines For Sunday (12/15/2013)
(Lines Are As of Tuesday 12/10/2013 – See Below For Current Week 15 Odds) 

Washington at Atlanta (-6, 51) 1:00 PM EST on FOX
Two of the more disappointing teams   this season meet at the Georgia Dome in Atlanta. Washington (3–10 SU, 3–10 ATS) is coming off a 45–10 loss at home to Kansas City, while Atlanta (3-10 SU, 5-8 ATS) lost on the road by one point at Green Bay.

Chicago (NL) at Cleveland 1:00 PM EST on FOX
Chicago (7-6 SU, 3-8-2 ATS) is coming off a dominating effort, defeating Dallas 45-28. No word yet on who will get the start under center for the Bears. Cleveland (4–9 SU, 6–7–1 ATS) is coming off a heartbreaking loss to New England 27-26.

San Francisco (-5, 41) at Tampa Bay 1:00 PM EST on FOX
San Francisco (9–4 SU, 8–4-1 ATS) is looking to stay in playoff contention as they travel to Tampa Bay. The 49ers got a big win last week defeating Seattle 19–17. Tampa Bay (4-9 SU, 6-7 ATS) continued their strong play in the second half as they defeated Buffalo 27–6.

Seattle (-7, 41) at New York (N) 1:00 PM EST on FOX
The Seattle Seahawks (11-2 SU, 9-4 ATS) will look to get back in the win column and wrap up the division after losing to their rival in the 49ers last week. The N.Y. Giants (5–8 SU, 5–8 ATS) are still alive in the playoff hunt but need a lot of help.  They lost last week at San Diego 37–14.  Lose another and they can start preparing for the 2014 draft.

Houston at Indianapolis (-6, 45.5) 1:00 PM EST on CBS
The Houston Texans (2–11 SU, 3–10 ATS) will have interim coach Wade Phillips at the helm after firing head coach Gary Kubiak following a Thursday night loss at Jacksonville. Indianapolis (8-5 SU, 6-6-1 ATS) clinched the AFC South last week with Tennessee’s loss at Denver.

Buffalo (-2, 43) at Jacksonville 1:00 PM EST on CBS
Jacksonville (4–9 SU, 5–8 ATS) will look to continue their strong play in the second half as they host the Buffalo Bills (4–9 SU, 6-9 ATS). Jacksonville got a win last Thursday defeating Houston 27–20. Buffalo is coming off a 27–6 defeat at the hands of Tampa Bay.

New England (-2.5, 45.5) at Miami 1:00 PM EST on CBS
The New England Patriots (10–3 SU, 7-6 ATS) can clinch the AFC East with a win at Miami. They will be without the services of tight end Rob Gronkowski, who suffered an ACL tear last Sunday. Miami (7-6 SU, 8-5 ATS) has won three out of their last four games, and are coming off two road victories at New York and at Pittsburgh.

Philadelphia (-4.5, 51) at Minnesota 1:00 PM EST on FOX
The Philadelphia Eagles (8-5 SU, 7-5-1 ATS) currently stand alone atop the NFC East after winning their fifth game in a row against Detroit 34-20. Minnesota (3-9-1 SU, 7-6 ATS) will likely be without the services of running back Adrian Peterson, as he is out with a foot injury.

New York (A) at Carolina (-11, 40.5) 4:05 PM EST on CBS
Carolina (9-4 SU, 8-5 ATS) had their eight game win streak snapped last Sunday night, losing to New Orleans 31–13. The Panthers currently own the #5 seed. The Jets (6-7 SU, 7-6 ATS) got a much needed victory last week as they cannot afford another loss and are still in the wildcard hunt.

Kansas City (-3.5, 41) at Oakland 4:05 PM EST on CBS
Kansas City (10–3 SU, 7–6 ATS) will look to keep a grip on their #5 seed as they travel to Oakland to take on the Raiders. Kansas City broke their three game losing streak, defeating Washington 45–10. The Raiders (4–9 SU, 8–5 ATS) lost to the New York Jets 37–27 last Sunday.

Arizona (-2.5, 41.5) at Tennessee 4:25 PM EST on FOX
Arizona (8-5 SU, 8-4-1 ATS) will look to stay in the wild-card hunt as they take on the Tennessee Titans (5-8 SU, 6-5–2 ATS). Arizona got a big division win last week defeating St. Louis 30–10. Tennessee’s wildcard hopes took a hit last week getting blown out in Denver 51–28.

New Orleans (-5.5, 46.5) at St. Louis 4:25 PM EST on FOX
New Orleans (10-3, SU, 7-6 ATS) will look to stay one game ahead in the NFC South as they take on the St. Louis Rams. New Orleans got a big division win last weekend defeating Carolina on Sunday night 31–13. St. Louis (5-8 SU, 5-8 ATS) was blown out last Sunday at Arizona 30–10.

Green Bay at Dallas (NL) 4:25 PM EST on FOX
The Dallas Cowboys (7-6 SU, 8-5 ATS) will look to rebound after Monday’s dreadful loss to Chicago as they host the Green Bay Packers. There is currently no word on who will start at quarterback for the Packers (6-6-1 SU, 4-9 ATS), as it’s possible Aaron Rodgers could make his return.

Cincinnati (-3, 40.5) at Pittsburgh 8:30 PM EST on NBC
The Pittsburgh Steelers (5-8 SU, 6-7 ATS) will be fighting for their playoff lives as they host the AFC North division leading Cincinnati Bengals. Pittsburgh is coming off a 34–28 loss to Miami, while Cincinnati (9-4 SU, 8-4-1 ATS) won comfortably against Indianapolis 42–28.

2013 Week 15 Monday Night Football Game Line (12/16/2013)

Baltimore at Detroit (-6, 48) 8:40 PM EST on ESPN
Baltimore (7-6 SU, 6-6-1 ATS) is currently the #6 seed in the AFC and will look to keep their playoff hopes alive as they take on the Detroit Lions. Detroit (7-6 SU, 6-7 ATS) is currently tied with Chicago in the NFC North, and is coming off a 34–20 loss at Philadelphia. Baltimore has won three straight, and are coming off a wild 29–26 victory over Minnesota.

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