God, that was an awful trip, he said. Has he lost his velocity? Thats just to set up another slider outside., Were ahead one and two nowright? Blass said. Blass was injured three times while on the mound. My first big-league autograph was Hank Majeski., Blass grew up into an athletea good sandlot football player, a second-team All-State Class B basketball star, but most of all a pitcher, like his father. In any case, Blass wanted to go. Well, I dont go along with that. The big hit of the game was a triple to left center by the White Sox catcher, David Blass, who is ten years old. I remember it was raining as we came out of the tunnel in Pittsburgh, and I drove straight to Forbes Field and went in and found the attendant and put my uniform on, at two in the afternoon. In 2009, he sent a record of a completely different variety that demonstrated his ability to still be accurate at something: he posted two holes-in-one in a single round of golf. 4929 Wilshire Boulevard. They urged him to cut loose with the fastball. There are Oedipal elements here, of course, that are attractive to those who incline in such direction. Those of us (fans and players alike) who return to the ballpark in the belief that the game and the rules are unchangedmerely a continuation of what we have known and loved in the pastare deluding ourselves, perhaps foolishly, perhaps tragically. On any level, baseball is a tough game if it isnt really fun, Blass said. Some pitching mechanics were discussed and worked on: Blass was sometimes dropping his elbow as he threw; often he seemed to be hurrying his motion, so that his arm was not in synchronization with his body; perhaps he had exaggerated his peculiar swoop toward first base and thus was losing his power. Rose took another ball, and then grounded out on a medium-speed curveball. John Terry and Wayne Bridge, Chelsea Football Club. My next view of Steve Blass on a baseball diamond came on a cool afternoon at the end of April this year. If he came back now, however, it would have to be at the minor-league level, and even if he made it back to the majors, he could expect only three or four more years before his effectiveness would decline because of age and he would have to start thinking about retirement. The winning (and undefeated) White Sox and the losing Orioles exchanged cheers, and Karen Blass, a winning and clearly undefeated mother, came over and introduced me to the winning catcher and the winning second baseman. The Pirates had finally released him late in March (outrighted him, in baseball parlance), near the end of the spring-training season, and he had subsequently decided not to continue his attempts to salvage his pitching form in the minor leagues. His salary at the beginning of 1971the year of his two great Series winswas forty thousand dollars; two years later, it was ninety thousand, and there were World Series and playoff checks on top of that. His eight-year-old brother, Chris, played second, and their father, Steve Blass, in old green slacks and a green T-shirt, coached at third. The manager of the Charlies, Steve Demeter, put Blass in the regular starting rotation, but he fared no better against minor-leaguers than he had in the big time. Well, this early in the game I wouldnt try to throw him that slow curvethat big slop offspeed pitch. 64 books | 59 friends Michele Neeson. They can bury you before you even get started. Advertisement. 'The Mooncatcher's Rescue' by Karen Lamb is available online. You may leave a message for the family by clicking here. He would never do such a thing outside. The Pirates had scored again in the eighth, but the Orioles had responded with a run of their own and had brought the tying run around to third base before Blass shut them off once and for all. He was never a blazer. In spite of such hovering and inexplicable hazards, every big-league pitcher knows exactly what is expected of him. Blass, who had not pitched in six weeks, was extremely anxious about this test; he walked the streets of Chicago on the night before the game, and could not get to sleep until after five in the morning. Im going to try to throw strikes and not get too fine. Marty Perez walked. He tried pitching with his left foot tucked up behind his right knee until the last possible second of his delivery. 1970 Topps Set Break Steve Blass #396 NM-MT or BETTER. But Seavers problems were only relatively serious (his record for 1974 was 1111), and were at least partly explicable (he had a sore hip), and he has now returned to form. View the profiles of people named Karen Lamb on Facebook. Don Osborn, a gentle man in his mid-sixties, says, Steves problem was mental. Results focussed and relationship orientated sales leader and business development professional. Select this result to view Karen Louise Blass's phone number, address, and more. To put it in simple terms, a good, middling pitcher should not surrender more than three or four walks per gameunless he is also striking out batters in considerable clusters. Karen Blass (Limited edition) See Photos. [1] [2] He was the recipient of many fashion awards, including seven Coty Awards and the Fashion Institute of Technology 's Lifetime Achievement Award (1999). He could do Roberto Clementenot just the way he moved but the way he talked. He made brief appearances in two games against Pirate farmhands, and threw well. Bradenton, FL Upper St Clair, PA Upper Saint Clair, PA. Stephen Blass. . 'The Mooncatcher's Rescue' is out now, published by Walker Books, illustrated by Lia Visirin. It was a horrendous disappointment for the Pittsburgh Pirates and their fans, for which no blame at all could be attached to Blass. HARTFORD, Conn. Steve Blass had just pitched the game of his life, of any pitcher's life, beating the Orioles, 2-1, in Game 7 of the World Series. Blass once told me that there were at least seventeen theories about the reason for his failure. Home Real Estate, LLC. He gave up two runs in the second, but he seemed to throw without much tension, and he even struck out Bill Melton, the Chicago third baseman, with a fastball. . ), The Pittsburgh organization signed Steve Blass right out of Housatonic High in 1960, and he began moving up through the minors. He started again against the Braves on June 11th, in Atlanta; after three and one-third innings he was gone, having given up seven singles, a home run, two walks, and a total of five runs. I took some of these hard questions to Blasss colleagues. Their fastball comes in high, their curves hang, the rest of their prime weapons desert them. His hunched, airborne posture makes him look like a man who has just made a running jump over a sizable objecta kitchen table, say. He's been a contributor to The New Yorker since 1944 and became fiction editor in 1956. Toward the end of his 30-minute speech . Robinson fanned, and Blass said, Same old twenty-eight., The Pirates won easily, 50, with Jerry Reuss going all the way for the shutout, and just before the end Steve said, I always had trouble sleeping after pitching a real good game. Johnny Oates walked. Sport is no longer a release from the harsh everyday American business world but its continuation and apotheosis. It wasnt so bad, Blass told me. He would tell me about it, and get angry and hurt. With Steve, everything is right out in the open, Karen said. Then baseball suddenly stopped being fun for him. I tried to imagine what it felt like for him not to be down in the dugout. There is no doubt but that the sudden taking away of their most famous and vivid star affected all the Pirates, including Steve Blass. Danny Murtaugh and Bill Virdon (who is now the Yankees pilot) both expressed their admiration for Blass but said they had no idea what had happened to him. But it was talking that did it, and my point is that Steve cant talk to people that way. Blass repeated mantras and meditated twice a day for about two months; he found that it relaxed him, but it did not seem to have much application to his pitching. As you can imagine, theres very little good work or improvement you can do under those circumstances.. Near the end of an article I wrote about that 1971 World Series, I mentioned watching Steve Blass in batting practice just before the all-important seventh game and suddenly noticing that, in spite of his impending responsibilities, he was amusing himself with a comical parody of Clemente at the plate: Blass. (National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum) Lowering his ERA to 2.12, Blass won 18 games and emerged as the clear ace of the Pirates' staff. All Ive ever wanted to do since I was six years old was to keep on playing baseball. He tried pitching from the outfield, with the sweeping motion of a fielder making a long peg. And I felt that even this might not be enough for him. On April 22nd, against the Cubs, he gave up a walk, two singles, a homer, and a double in the first inning, sailed through the second inning, and then walked a man and hit two batsmen in the third. It all made for looseness and togetherness. He knew that Virdon was not going to use him, but whenever the Pirates fell behind in a game, he felt jumpy about the possibility of being called upon. I never could have stood it., When Blass is asked about this last summer of his baseball career, he will only say that it was kind of a difficult time or not the most fun Ive had. In extended conversations about himself, he often gives an impression of an armored blandness that suggests a failure of emotion; this apparent insensitivity about himself contrasts almost shockingly with his subtle concern for the feelings of his teammates and his friends and his family, and even of strangers. It may also be seen, in a much enlarged version, on one wall of the office of Joe L. Brown, the general manager of the Pittsburgh Pirates, in Three Rivers Stadium. Ive had the greatest moments a person could ever want. Thus, it may be posited as a rule that a major-league hurler who gives up an average of just over three and a half runs per game is about at the middle of his professionan average pitcher. Blass tries to pass off the experience lightly (he is apparently incapable of self-pity) but one can guess what must have been required of him to summon up even a scrap of the kind of hope and aggressive self-confidence that are prerequisites, at every level, of a successful athletic performance. He was an infielder before he became a trainer, and played one season in the majorswith the Pirates, in 1952): Steve is unique physically. They have two children. He does not talk about itin part out of natural reticence but also because the Pirate front office, in an effort to protect his privacy, turned away inquiries into this area by Pittsburgh writers and persistently refused to comment on whether any such therapy was undertaken. In the summer of 54, when they won that record one hundred and eleven games, I managed to find every single box score in the newspapers and clip it, which took some doing up where we lived. Steve Blass, noticing my confusion, explained that, in order to avert a parade of walked batters in these games, any strike thrown by a pitcher was considered to have wiped out the balls he had already delivered to the same batter; a strike on the 30 count reconverted things to 01. The gamethe White Sox vs. the Orioleswas a close, 31 affair, in which the winning White Sox pitcher, John McKenzie, struck out seventeen batters, in six innings. He suddenly laughed. On many other teams, he would have been no more than the second- or third-best starter, and his responsibilities, real and imagined, would have been less acute. Karen Lamb (Blass) is a 1960 graduate of Housatonic Valley Regional High School in Falls Village, Connecticut. By luck, two of the outreaching hands have overlapped exactly in the middle of the photograph, so that the pitchers bare right palm and fingers are silhouetted against the catchers glove, and as a result the two men are linked and seem to be executing a figure in a manic and difficult dance. He appeared in 23 games, started 18 and only amassed 88.2 innings pitched. Bio gossipy. They have also lived in Santa Barbara, CA and Santa Monica, CA. And if we were home, Id get up about seven in the morning, before anybody else was up, and go downstairs and make myself a cup of coffee, and then Id get the newspaper and open it to the sports section and just Just soak it all in., We thanked Joe Brown and said good night, and as we went down in the elevator I asked Steve Blass if he wanted to stop off in the clubhouse for a minute and see his old friends. Then, in the fourth, there were a couple of bases on balls and maybe a bad call by the ump on a close pitch, and suddenly there was a complete reversal. In his first start, against the Dodgers in Los Angeles, he pitched against Don Drysdale and won, 42. All-Star team. It was the swing that put Richie back on his heels like that. Later on, Richie Zisk hit a homer off Gibson, on a three-and-two count, and Blass murmured, The high slider is one of the hittable pitches when it isnt just right. Karen Lamb Steve Blass/. Now, after ball one, Ill give him a medium-to-slow curveball and try to get it over the platejust throw it for a strike., Now I throw him a real slow curveballa regular rainbow. It was kind of scary.. Joe Brown had told Blass that the end of the line might be approaching. On my last morning with Steve Blass, we sat in his family room and played an imaginary ballgame togetherhalf an inning of baseball. Steve is an outstanding man, and you hate to quit on him. I think thats why I enjoyed it all so much when it did come along, when the good things did happen.. He could do Robert Kennedy. Tony Bartirome (He is forty-three years old, dark-haired, extremely neat in appearance. Responsibilities have included sales management, high level business development, staff development . What happened to Blass isn't an anomaly. It was the worst experience of my baseball life, Blass told me. As a result, he was of very little use to the Pirates even in batting practice. See Photos. He was always the same, day after day. His decline, however, was partially attributable to his failure to stay in shape. He is very tallsix-six. They have also lived in Pittsburgh, PA. Karen is related to Meghan Chandler Blass and Chris F Blass as well as 2 additional people. When Ted Simmons stood in for the visitors, Blass said, Hes always hit me pretty good. But the moment a batter stood in against him he became a different pitcher, especially when throwing a fastballa pitcher apparently afraid of seriously injuring somebody. Von McDaniel, a younger brother of Lindy McDaniel, arrived suddenly as a pitcher with the Cardinals, and disappeared just as quickly, but two years pitching hardly qualifies as a record. (202) 225-7084. Sadly, "Steve Blass Disease" is fatal to pitching careers. He worries about his arm, which almost always hurts to some degree. People in the sections near us kept calling and waving to him. First of all, Im going to try to keep him off base if I can, because they have so many tough hitters coming up. . I knew I wasnt capable of going in there, he said. I dont remember what happened that first day, but I went out there very tense and anxious every time. I was totally unnerved. aren is a top-producing agent at Beacham and Company Realtors and has been selling . Lets keep on with this!, He kept on with it, in all seasons and circumstances. So as long as Im ahead of him, Ill keep on throwing him sliderskeep going that way.. Of all the mysteries that surround the Steve Blass story, perhaps the most mysterious is the fact that his collapse is unique. Ill begin him with that pitch, because I dont want to get into any more trouble with the slider and have him dunk one in. Spouse: Karen Lamb (m. 1964) Net Worth: $1.5 Million. The Pirate organization had been extraordinarily patient, but was, after all, in the business of baseball. Steves a very private person.. Im a surface reactor. No wonder its so hard to play this game right., In the Pirates seventh, Bill Robinson pinch-hit for Ed Kirkpatrick, and Blass said, Well, that still makes me wince a little. It was a moment or two before I realized that Robinson was wearing Blasss old uniform number. Roland Hemond, the general manager of the White Sox, was at Bradenton that day, and he said, It was the most heartbreaking thing I have ever seen in baseball.. When Chris Blass went down swinging in the fourth, his father came over and said, The sinker down and away is tough. Steve Blass has a longish, lightly freckled face, a tilted nose, and an alert and engaging expression. I dont think anybodys ever said that maybe I just lost my control. By signing up, you agree to our User Agreement and Privacy Policy & Cookie Statement. 28 . At least that problem could be solved now. Lamb Harriet T Mather. Blass is a modest man, both in temperament and in background, and his success and fame were quite sudden and, to some degree, unexpected. Virdon and Blass agreed that a spell in the bullpen seemed called for; at least he could work on his problems there every day. I dont think Ill ever forget it. If I did Id go get Steve to pitch for me. The first half of the season, I was atrocious, and I lost all my confidence, especially in my fastball. It is clear, however, that Blass does not believe he gained any profound insights into possible unconscious causes of his difficulties. Hes an exceptional offspeed hitter, and will give himself up with men on basegive up a little power to get that run in.. The word on him among the other clubs in his league was something like: Good but not overpowering stuff, excellent slider, good curve, good changeup curve. In this business, you bet on character. Strikeouts are of no particular use in defining pitching effectiveness, since there are other, less vivid ways of retiring batters, but bases on balls matter. Steve Blass was born on April 18, 1942 in Canaan, Connecticut, USA. Karen Lamb, widow of former Milwaukee Mayor Henry W. Maier, speaks at the Milwaukee Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Community Center in this undated, submitted photo. Stephen Robert Blass (born April 18, 1942) is an American former professional baseball player and television sports color commentator. or. Karen L Blass Phone Number (412) 835-2786 Landline phone by Verizon Pennsylvania, Inc, four persons associated Ads by BeenVerified Background Report Click here to view details Persons Associated with Address 1756 Quigg Dr Stephen R Blass Details (412) 835-2786 Kelly M Fabian Details Age ~41 (412) 854-1986 Todd E Fabian Details Age ~42 I thought Id died and gone to Heaven, Blass said to me. Blass and I sat in his car at the pizza place, drinking beer and waiting for our order, and he talked about his baseball beginnings. then arched his back, cricked his neck oddly, rolled his head a few times, took up a stance in the back corner of the batters box, with his bat held high, and glared out at the pitcher imperiouslyClemente, to the life. I had never seen such a spirited gesture in a serious baseball setting, and since then I have come to realize that Steve Blasss informality and boyish play constituted an essential private style, as original and as significant as Clementes eagle-like pride, and that each of them was merely responding in his own way to the challenges of an extremely difficult public profession. Murtaugh, a peaceable man, then charged the home-plate umpire and cursed him for the bad call, and was thrown out of the game. Karen Lamb 10 likes. Following his rousing success in 1972, Blass was inexplicably bad in 1973. There is rarely an explanation for this, whether the slump has lasted for two games or a dozen, and managers and coaches, when pressed for one, will usually mutter that pitching is a delicate thing, oras if it explained anythinghe got back in the groove.. The booing from the fans, at first scattered and uncomfortable, grew louder. He didnt quite make the big club when training ended in the spring, and was sent down to the Pirates Triple A club in Columbus, but the call came three weeks later. Sometimes in the eveningonce in a great whilewed be sitting together, and wed have a couple of drinks and he would relax enough to start to talk. Brooke Lamb, 42 Karen Prosser Ann Patricia Hampton Colleen, 65 Jerry Grice, 78 Cindy Grice, 73 Karen Walliker, 72. has lived in Boring, OR Sandy, OR Gresham, OR Boise, ID He came home feeling a little hopeful (he was almost living on such minimal nourishments), but when he forced himself to think about it he had to admit that he had been too tense to throw the fastball much, even against rookies. He was seriously affected by the death of Roberto Clemente. Tony Bartirome, the Pirate trainer, who is a close friend of Steves, thought he was pitching as well as he ever had. He didnt want to subject Karen to more of the struggle. See Photos. 3. I began worrying about making big money and not performing. When spring training came, however, nothing had altered. I dont think pitchers, by their nature, allow themselves to think that way, he said. Way to go. We both laughed. Then it was over. Pete Rose is leading offright? mark of 2.28 and Catfish Hunters 2.49 in the A.L. Sustaining this kind of control over a stretch of, say, one hundred and thirty pitches in a seven- or eight-inning appearance places such excruciating demands on a hurlers body and psyche that even the most successful pitchers regularly have games when they simply cant get the job done. How old is Steve Blass? The sinking fastball tends to tail off just a little., Well, now we come back with another slider, and Ill try to throw it inside. I didnt know how to solve my problem, but I knew I had to solve it. The best result we found for your search is Karen Louise Blass age 80+ in Bradenton, FL in the South Bradenton neighborhood. Well, the day before that first workout I woke up at four-thirty in the morning. He shortens up and then chases the pitch up here., He was animated. Youre afraid to lose a friend, and you want to go easy on him because he is your friend. He threw well. We tried everythingI didnt know anything else to do. (He is six feet tall, and weighs about one hundred and eighty pounds.) I really thought he was on his way, he told me. What a player is thinking is about eighty per cent of it. Then I looked out a few minutes later, and there was a whole bunch of them yelling and rolling around on the grass with him, like puppies. Log In. I dont know the answer, Bill Virdon told me in the Yankee clubhouse. It was time to get out. Ive had my own ideas about Steves pitching, about the mystery, but they havent made much difference. You can tell a man what to do, but you cant make him do it. Maybe thats what Id like to believe, he said. With Joe Browns permission, he left the Charlies and flew West to consult Dr. Bill Harrison, of Davis, California. Like anyone in hard straits, he was deluged with unsolicited therapies, overnight cures, naturopathies, exorcisms, theologies, and amulets, many of which arrived by mail. Blass flew out to California to see Dr. Bill Harrison once more, and also to visit a hypnotist, Arthur Ellen, who has worked with several major-league players, and has apparently helped some of them, including Dodger pitcher Don Sutton, remarkably. On a wall opposite a long sofa there was, among other things, a plaque representing the J. Roy Stockton Award for Outstanding Baseball Achievement, a Dapper Dan Award for meritorious service to Pittsburgh, a shiny metal bat with the engraved signatures of the National League All-Stars of 1972, a 1971 Pittsburgh Pirates World Champions bat, a signed photograph of President Nixon, and a framed, decorated proclamation announcing Steve Blass Day in Falls Village, Connecticut: Be it known that this twenty-second day of October in the year of our Lord 1971, the citizens of Falls Village do set aside and do honor with pride Steve Blass, the tall skinny kid from Falls Village, who is now the hero of baseball and will be our hero always. It was signed by the towns three selectmen. His two Series victories, by contrast, were momentous by any standardand, indeed, were among the very best pitching performances of his entire seven years in the majors. Other elite athletes have experienced the same loss of ability. On March 24th, Steve Blass started the second game of a doubleheader against the White Sox at Bradenton. Blass, in any case, celebrated the Pirates championship more exuberantly than Clemente, exchanging hugs and shouts with his teammates, alternately smoking a cigar and swigging from a champagne bottle. CELEBRITY GOSSIPY BIO. Id always play a full gamea made-up game, with two big-league teamsand Id write down the line score as I went along, and keep the results. You know, its very important for a trainer to know the state of mind and the feelings of his players. Sign Up. He lives in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. I asked if maintaining this superhuman calm might not have damaged Steve in some way, or even added to his problems. The catcher is Manny Sanguillen, of the Pirates, and his leaping teammate is pitcher Steve Blass, who has just defeated the defending (and suddenly former) World Champion Baltimore Orioles by a score of 21, giving up four hits. He was afraid of injuryafraid of being struck by a line drive. In the sixth, Blass walked Darrell Evans. Hes always been that way. He says now that he was very interested in Dr. Harrisons theories but that they just didnt seem to help him much. Longtime City of Fort Myers director of golf Rich Lamb passed away after a long health battle. All rights reserved. 111 books | 680 friends Kirsty. His June 1975 profile of Pittsburgh Pirates pitcher Steve Blass who suffered, legendarily, from the yips is among his favorites. Blass was never thought of as one of the great pitchers of his time, but in the late sixties and early seventies he was probably the most consistent starter on the Pirate staff; it was, in fact, a staff without stars. share to facebook . PITTSBURGH . The enormous alterations of professional sport in the past three decades, and especially the prodigious inflation of franchises and salaries, have made it evident even to the most thoughtless fan that the play he has come to see is serious indeed, and that the heart of the game is not physical but financial. $0.99. Then, unexpectedly, the slump endsmost of the time, that isand he is back where he was: a winning pitcher. The frustrating, bewildering part of it all was that while working alone with a catcher Blass continued to throw as well as he ever had; his fastball was alive, and his slider and curve shaved the corners of the plate. He and Karen had agreed that the family would go back to Bradenton for spring training, and that he would give it one more try. View Profile. It didnt even have to be major-league ball. 79 (18 1942) Steve Blass/. has lived in Clinton, UT Syracuse, UT Clearfield, UT Hooper, UT Claremore, OK. Steven B Lamb. Thats a good feeling. The Blasses place in Falls Village included an old barn with an interestingly angled roof, against which young Steve Blass played hundreds of one-man games (his four brothers and sisters were considerably younger) with a tennis ball. Im not certain that I saw Blass work in the regular season of 1972, but I did see him pitch the opening game of the National League playoffs that fall against the Cincinnati Reds, in Pittsburgh. He earned a B.A. The six-day waiver period had expired, and none of the other clubs had claimed him. A pattern pitcher, whose slider works because of its location. I think most progress in baseball comes from enjoying it and then wanting to extend yourself a little, wanting it to become more. He was always up, always agitating. He was struck on the right forearm by a ball hit by Joe Torre in 1970, and spent a month on the disabled list. Then, in late February, 1974, Blass reported to Bradenton with the other Pirate pitchers and catchers. The distance between the minors and the majors, always measurable in light-years, is probably greater today than ever before, and for a man making the leap in the wrong direction the feeling must be sickening. As with the other aspects of the game, statistics define his work andday by day, inning by inningwhether he is getting it done. He has never worn glasses when pitching, which meant that Pirate catchers had to flash him signals with hand gestures rather than with finger waggles; however, he saw well enough to win when he was winning, and his vision has not altered in recent years. ) Writer Kirk Robinson stated that, "In 1972, if you had to choose any pitcher in the . Karen Lamb March 18, 1948 - December 7, 2020 Karen Lamb was born on March 18, 1948 and passed away on December 7, 2020 and is under the care of Casdorph & Curry Funeral Home. He pitched five innings, and gave up eight runs (three of them unearned), five hits, and seven bases on balls. It was pretty funny to see people looking at me. Updated: 3:31 PM EST Jan 15, 2019. In the photo, Karen Blass looks extremely pretty in a large straw hat, and all three male Blasses are wearing Pirate uniforms; the boys uniforms look a little funny, because in their excitement each boy had put on the others pants. Both of his arms are flung wide, and he, too, is shouting. He was a terrific mimic. Suddenly, a New York cop remembered a long-ago murder. In Steve Blass's first big league start he outdueled future Hall of Famer Don Drysdale, pictured above. He has a tendency to go after that kind of pitch. Ad Choices. Oh, no, he said. ER 2002-12, 2014-16. Staff Sergeant Steve Blass died Monday, March 11, 2013 at the age of 27 in a Black Hawk, Black Hat 14, UH-60L #270 Helicopter crash in southern Afghanistan which also killed four other members of the NATO-led International Security Assistance Force. At one point, he leaned forward a little and peered into the Pirate dugout and murmured, Is Dock Ellis over in his regular corner there?, but for the most part he kept his eyes on the field.

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