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List of Missouri state high school baseball champions

Below is a list of Missouri state high school baseball championships sanctioned by the Missouri State High School Activities Association since the organization began holding the tournaments in 1950.[1] More recently, championships have been held at Meador Park in Springfield to 2012, and CarShield Field (formerly T.R. Hughes Ballpark) in O'Fallon from 2013. Since 2021, they are played at U.S. Baseball Park in Ozark, Missouri,[2] renamed as the Ozark Mountain Sports Complex in 2024.

Championships

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Year Class Champion (record) Score Runner-up Site
1950 — Central (St. Louis) 2–1 (8) St. Mary's (St. Louis) Sportsman's Park, St. Louis
1951 — Central (St. Louis) 13–0 Sikeston Sportsman's Park, St. Louis
1952 — Central (St. Louis) 3–0 Central (Cape Girardeau) Sportsman's Park, St. Louis
1953 — Normandy (19-4) 2–1 McBride (St. Louis) Sportsman's Park, St. Louis
1954 — Central (Cape Girardeau) (15–0) 5–4 Lutheran (St. Louis) Sportsman's Park, St. Louis
1955 — Joplin (15–1) 5–2 McKinley Sportsman's Park, St. Louis
1956 — Beaumont (21–1) 2–1 St. Mary's (St. Louis) Cherokee Park, St. Louis
1957 — Ritenour (20–2) 4–0 St. Francis Borgia Fairground Park, St. Louis
1958 — Cleveland (St. Louis) (23–1) 12–0 University City Sportsman's Park, St. Louis
1959 — Joplin (20–2) 1–0 Ferguson Sportsman's Park, St. Louis
1960 — Beaumont (16–5) 4–2 Ladue Horton Watkins Sportsman's Park, St. Louis
1961 — Kirkwood (19–4) 3–0 Ferguson Sportsman's Park, St. Louis
1962 — Central (Cape Girardeau) (21–0) 4–2 St. Louis Univ. High Sportsman's Park, St. Louis
1963 — University City (22–3) 6–3 Central (Cape Girardeau) Fairground Park, St. Louis
1964 — McBride (St. Louis) 4–2 Central (Springfield) Sportsman's Park, St. Louis
1965 — Crystal City (14–6) 6–4 Southwest (St. Louis) Sportsman's Park, St. Louis
1966 — Ritenour (20–1) 2–0 Augustinian Academy (St. Louis) Heine Meine Field, Lemay
1967 — Ritenour (20–5) 8–2 Hickman Heine Meine Field, Lemay
1968 — Oak Park (21–7) 8–7 West Plains Meador Park, Springfield
1969 — Oak Park (19–8) 5–1 Lafayette (Wildwood) Meador Park, Springfield
1970 — Lafayette (Wildwood) (18–6) 3–2 McCluer Meador Park, Springfield
1971 — Lafayette (Wildwood) (21–3) 4–2 Memorial (Joplin) Meador Park, Springfield
1972 — Lafayette (Wildwood) (22–3) 6–3 Lee's Summit Heine Meine Field, Lemay
1973 A Pembroke Country Day (16–9) 9–4 Scott City Meador Park, Springfield
1973 AA Fox (13–5) 1–0 Chaminade Heine Meine Field, Lemay
1974 A Pembroke Country Day (13–1) 1–0 Nixa Whiteley Park, Poplar Bluff
1974 AA Hazelwood (20–6) 4–0 Fox 3&2 Stadium, Kansas City
1975 A Chaffee (13–5) 7–2 (6) St. Francis Borgia City Park, Washington
1975 AA Fox (14–6) 8–5 Raytown South Meador Park, Springfield
1976 A Dixon (19–0) 11–2 Lilbourn Sports Complex, Flat River
1976 AA Glendale (21–2) 7–5 Jennings Sports Complex, Flat River
1977 A Chaffee (20–7) 8–1 Dixon Lebanon High Field, Lebanon
1977 AA Truman (23–3) 6–3 Lindbergh Heine Meine Field, Lemay
1978 A Brentwood (15–8) 12–10 (8) Scott City Simmons Field, UMC, Columbia
1978 AA Glendale (19–4) 6–3 Fox Simmons Field, UMC, Columbia
1979 A Smithville (14–2) 15–1 (5) Ozark Simmons Field, UMC, Columbia
1979 AA Hillcrest (24–1) 2–1 Hazelwood Central Simmons Field, UMC, Columbia
1980 1A Sturgeon (12–1) 14–0 Humansville Simmons Field, UMC, Columbia
1980 2A–3A Winfield (16–3) 2–1 Bismarck Simmons Field, UMC, Columbia
1980 4A Winnetonka (19–5) 5–4 (10) Central (Cape Girardeau) Simmons Field, UMC, Columbia
1981 1A Englewood Christian (15–7) 4–3 Laquey Simmons Field, UMC, Columbia
1981 2A–3A Maryville (14–4) 9–7 Ozark Simmons Field, UMC, Columbia
1981 4A Hazelwood Central (12–7) 8–5 Lindbergh Simmons Field, UMC, Columbia
1982 1A Sturgeon (14–2) 6–0 Englewood Christian Simmons Field, UMC, Columbia
1982 2A–3A Central (Park Hills) (20–3) 7–1 Clayton Simmons Field, UMC, Columbia
1982 4A Hazelwood Central (19–6) 3–2 Mehlville Simmons Field, UMC, Columbia
1983 1A Chaffee (16–5) 6–2 Englewood Christian Simmons Field, UMC, Columbia
1983 2A Notre Dame (Cape Girardeau) (17–3) 7–0 Licking Simmons Field, UMC, Columbia
1983 3A Farmington (21–4) 7–6 Duchesne Simmons Field, UMC, Columbia
1983 4A Oak Park (20–2) 13–6 Mehlville Simmons Field, UMC, Columbia
1984 1A Englewood Christian (21–2) 18–3 (5) Holcomb Simmons Field, UMC, Columbia
1984 2A Notre Dame (Cape Girardeau) (13–5) 11–4 Mansfield Simmons Field, UMC, Columbia
1984 3A Duchesne (14–4) 5–4 Sullivan Simmons Field, UMC, Columbia
1984 4A Parkwood (Joplin) (22–2) 7–3 Mehlville Simmons Field, UMC, Columbia
1985 1A Galena (17–5) 10–3 Valley Park Simmons Field, UMC, Columbia
1985 2A John Burroughs (19–4) 5–3 Licking Simmons Field, UMC, Columbia
1985 3A Raymore-Peculiar (18–6) 4–0 Farmington Simmons Field, UMC, Columbia
1985 4A Winnetonka (23–4) 14–11 Kickapoo Simmons Field, UMC, Columbia
1986 1A New Bloomfield (17–5) 7–1 Marion C. Early Simmons Field, UMC, Columbia
1986 2A Brentwood (22–4) 6–1 Westran Simmons Field, UMC, Columbia
1986 3A Herculaneum (21–4–1) 8–4 Affton Simmons Field, UMC, Columbia
1986 4A Pattonville (25–1) 2–1 (11) Winnetonka Simmons Field, UMC, Columbia
1987 1A New Haven (17–6) 14–0 (5) New Franklin Simmons Field, UMC, Columbia
1987 2A Hallsville (17–4) 4–1 Eugene Simmons Field, UMC, Columbia
1987 3A Helias (22–5) 7–3 Dexter Simmons Field, UMC, Columbia
1987 4A Oak Park (24–2) 9–8 Lafayette (Wildwood) Simmons Field, UMC, Columbia
1988 1A Valley Park (16–9) 4–3 Canton Simmons Field, UMC, Columbia
1988 2A Licking (18–5) 8–5 Salisbury Simmons Field, UMC, Columbia
1988 3A Helias (24–0) 11–2 St. Dominic Simmons Field, UMC, Columbia
1988 4A Hillcrest (20–5) 3–2 Blue Springs Simmons Field, UMC, Columbia
1989 1A New Bloomfield (18–6) 18–6 Southland Simmons Field, UMC, Columbia
1989 2A Licking (16–3) 3–1 Neelyville Simmons Field, UMC, Columbia
1989 3A Helias (21–2) 13–3 (5) Branson Simmons Field, UMC, Columbia
1989 4A Jefferson City (21–2) 10–3 Oakville Simmons Field, UMC, Columbia
1990 1A Billings (21–0) 8–7 Holcomb Simmons Field, UMC, Columbia
1990 2A Principia (15–9) 10–5 Westran Simmons Field, UMC, Columbia
1990 3A Fulton (20–4) 11–1 (5) Festus Simmons Field, UMC, Columbia
1990 4A Hickman (17–6) 4–0 Parkway West Simmons Field, UMC, Columbia
1991 1A New Bloomfield (18–5) 3–2 (8) Holcomb Simmons Field, UMC, Columbia
1991 2A St. Pius X (Kansas City) (20–3) 9–5 Mansfield Simmons Field, UMC, Columbia
1991 3A John Burroughs (19–3) 12–1 (6) Central (Park Hills) Simmons Field, UMC, Columbia
1991 4A Fort Osage (23–2–1) 10–4 Francis Howell Simmons Field, UMC, Columbia
1992 1A New Bloomfield (19–6) 5–4 Crane Simmons Field, UMC, Columbia
1992 2A Fatima (23–1) 7–0 Ash Grove Simmons Field, UMC, Columbia
1992 3A Oak Grove (23-2) 5–2 Branson Simmons Field, UMC, Columbia
1992 4A Chaminade (26-0-1) 7–4 Parkway Central Simmons Field, UMC, Columbia
1993 1A New Bloomfield (16–6) 2–1 Crane Simmons Field, UMC, Columbia
1993 2A Notre Dame (Cape Girardeau) (16–7) 3–1 Mansfield Simmons Field, UMC, Columbia
1993 3A Hancock (16–3) 5–4 Helias Simmons Field, UMC, Columbia
1993 4A Oak Park (22–0) 7–4 Parkway Central Simmons Field, UMC, Columbia
1994 1A Whitfield (21–5–1) 7–6 (9) Billings Simmons Field, UMC, Columbia
1994 2A Senath-Hornersville (20–4) 3–0 Licking Simmons Field, UMC, Columbia
1994 3A Potosi (21–4) 10–0 (6) Sullivan Simmons Field, UMC, Columbia
1994 4A Central (Cape Girardeau) (23–4) 8–1 Joplin Simmons Field, UMC, Columbia
1995 1A St. Elizabeth (15–4) 20–2 (6) North Pemiscot Simmons Field, UMC, Columbia
1995 2A Mansfield (19–7) 2–1 Fatima Simmons Field, UMC, Columbia
1995 3A Kirksville (19–1) 19–0 Herculaneum Simmons Field, UMC, Columbia
1995 4A Oak Park (17–4) 6–2 Joplin Simmons Field, UMC, Columbia
1996 1A New Bloomfield (16–7) 6–2 North Pemiscot Simmons Field, UMC, Columbia
1996 2A Mansfield (23–4) 2–0 Principia Simmons Field, UMC, Columbia
1996 3A Potosi (21–4) 5–4 Helias Simmons Field, UMC, Columbia
1996 4A Parkway West (24–2) 14–3 (5) Fort Zumwalt South Simmons Field, UMC, Columbia
1997 1A St. Elizabeth (27–0) 9–0 New Bloomfield Simmons Field, UMC, Columbia
1997 2A Springfield Catholic (22–8) — (historically vacant; forfeit) Simmons Field, UMC, Columbia
1997 3A North County (25–2) 13–2 Webb City Simmons Field, UMC, Columbia
1997 4A Fort Osage (21–7) 5–4 Francis Howell Simmons Field, UMC, Columbia
1998 1A Halfway (23–2) 9–3 Oran Simmons Field, UMC, Columbia
1998 2A St. Pius X (Kansas City) (20–6) 15–2 Springfield Catholic Simmons Field, UMC, Columbia
1998 3A Kearney (25–5) 14–0 Marshfield Simmons Field, UMC, Columbia
1998 4A Chaminade (25–3) 5–0 De Smet Simmons Field, UMC, Columbia
1999 1A Bevier (13–3) 5–3 Marion C. Early Simmons Field, UMC, Columbia
1999 2A St. Pius X (Kansas City) (17–5) 13–7 Notre Dame (Cape Girardeau) Simmons Field, UMC, Columbia
1999 3A Herculaneum (24–3) 4–1 Branson Simmons Field, UMC, Columbia
1999 4A Blue Springs (28–2) 13–6 Parkway South Simmons Field, UMC, Columbia
2000 1A St. Vincent (16–13) 9–0 North Shelby Taylor Stadium, UMC, Columbia
2000 2A Crystal City (13–14) 15–11 St. Pius X (Kansas City) Taylor Stadium, UMC, Columbia
2000 3A Helias (25–2) 6–1 Carl Junction Taylor Stadium, UMC, Columbia
2000 4A De Smet (23–4–1) 9–3 Lafayette (Wildwood) Taylor Stadium, UMC, Columbia
2001 1A Jasper (22–2) 5–4 St. Vincent Taylor Stadium, UMC, Columbia
2001 2A Iberia (24–2) 10–0 (6) Clearwater Taylor Stadium, UMC, Columbia
2001 3A Helias (22–7) 13–3 (6) Sikeston Taylor Stadium, UMC, Columbia
2001 4A Joplin (22–10) 2–0 Francis Howell North Taylor Stadium, UMC, Columbia
2002 1A Marion C. Early (20–5) 5–4 (8) New Haven Taylor Stadium, UMC, Columbia
2002 2A John Burroughs (24–3) 9–3 St. Pius X (Kansas City) Taylor Stadium, UMC, Columbia
2002 3A Platte County (24–3) 19–1 (5) St. Mary's (St. Louis) Taylor Stadium, UMC, Columbia
2002 4A Liberty (23–8) 6–5 (9) Francis Howell North Taylor Stadium, UMC, Columbia
2003 1 Sparta (21–1) 5–2 Oran Taylor Stadium, UMC, Columbia
2003 2 Valley Park (23–4) 3–2 Clearwater Taylor Stadium, UMC, Columbia
2003 3 North County (28–3) 2–0 Willard Taylor Stadium, UMC, Columbia
2003 4 Francis Howell (25–6) 8–7 Joplin Taylor Stadium, UMC, Columbia
2004 1 Archie (18–4) 4–3 Oran Taylor Stadium, UMC, Columbia
2004 2 Hallsville (23–2) 11–4 Springfield Catholic Taylor Stadium, UMC, Columbia
2004 3 Ozark (29–4) 8–2 MICDS Taylor Stadium, UMC, Columbia
2004 4 Vianney (22–7) 9–6 Rockhurst Taylor Stadium, UMC, Columbia
2005 1 Plato (23–3) 1–0 Archie Taylor Stadium, UMC, Columbia
2005 2 Hallsville (24–5) 8–7 Mansfield Taylor Stadium, UMC, Columbia
2005 3 Webb City (24–4) 9–1 St. Charles Taylor Stadium, UMC, Columbia
2005 4 Hickman (28–2) 17–7 De Smet Taylor Stadium, UMC, Columbia
2006 1 Sacred Heart (22–2) 11–4 Stoutland Taylor Stadium, UMC, Columbia
2006 2 Blair Oaks (21–2) 4–2 South Pemiscot Taylor Stadium, UMC, Columbia
2006 3 Webb City (22–4) 6–5 Lee's Summit West Taylor Stadium, UMC, Columbia
2006 4 Vianney (24–3) 3–1 (8) Hazelwood Central Taylor Stadium, UMC, Columbia
2007 1 New Haven (16–5) 5–4 Stoutland Meador Park, Springfield
2007 2 Blair Oaks (22–0) 13–10 Houston Meador Park, Springfield
2007 3 Benton (St. Joseph) (24–3) 2–0 Sullivan Meador Park, Springfield
2007 4 Blue Springs (25–2) 11–3 Holt Meador Park, Springfield
2008 1 Santa Fe (18–1) 12–7 Stoutland Meador Park, Springfield[3]
2008 2 Scott City (16–10) 13–3 Barstow Meador Park, Springfield[4]
2008 3 St. Dominic (21–8) 8–0 Webb City Meador Park, Springfield[5]
2008 4 Ozark (20–3) 3–2 Francis Howell Meador Park, Springfield[6]
2009 1 Dora (20–4) 8–5 Santa Fe Meador Park, Springfield[7]
2009 2 Valle Catholic (22–5) 6–2 Strafford Meador Park, Springfield[8]
2009 3 Notre Dame (Cape Girardeau) (28–2) 18–4 Carl Junction Meador Park, Springfield[9]
2009 4 Fort Zumwalt South (27–7) 8–4 Lee's Summit North Meador Park, Springfield[10]
2010 1 Concordia (18–3) 6–1 Brashear Meador Park, Springfield[11]
2010 2 Crystal City (20–5) 10–1 Carrollton Meador Park, Springfield[12]
2010 3 Bishop DuBourg (24–4) 8–5 Winfield Meador Park, Springfield[13]
2010 4 Christian Brothers College (25–7) 14–4 Webb City Meador Park, Springfield[14]
2011 1 La Plata (20–2) 7–6 Liberal Meador Park, Springfield[15]
2011 2 New Bloomfield (18–4) 20–4 Summit Christian Meador Park, Springfield[16]
2011 3 Westminster Christian (26–4–1) 6–3 Savannah Meador Park, Springfield[17]
2011 4 Francis Howell (31–3) 10–5 Liberty Meador Park, Springfield[18]
2012 1 Santa Fe (22–1) 12–3 Norwood Meador Park, Springfield[19]
2012 2 South Callaway (23–4) 4–3 Valle Catholic Meador Park, Springfield[20]
2012 3 Westminster Christian (28–3) 10–4 Lutheran South Meador Park, Springfield[21]
2012 4 Rockwood Summit (18–9) 4–3 Parkway North Meador Park, Springfield[22]
2013 1 Oran (21–5) 8–4 Santa Fe T.R. Hughes Ballpark, O'Fallon[23]
2013 2 Hartville (17–4) 4–3 West Platte T.R. Hughes Ballpark, O'Fallon[24]
2013 3 Fatima (22–5) 2–0 (8) Springfield Catholic T.R. Hughes Ballpark, O'Fallon[25]
2013 4 Westminster Christian (32–3) 2–1 Oak Grove T.R. Hughes Ballpark, O'Fallon[26]
2013 5 Francis Howell (32–5) 7–3 Christian Brothers College T.R. Hughes Ballpark, O'Fallon[27]
2014 1 Cooter (19–12) 1–0 Northeast (Cairo) T.R. Hughes Ballpark, O'Fallon[28]
2014 2 Valle Catholic (29–3) 13–2 Hartville T.R. Hughes Ballpark, O'Fallon[29]
2014 3 Springfield Catholic (27–2) 8–3 Christian T.R. Hughes Ballpark, O'Fallon[30]
2014 4 Westminster Christian (30–5) 5–0 Pembroke Hill T.R. Hughes Ballpark, O'Fallon[31]
2014 5 Rock Bridge with Columbia Independent (23–12) 9–6 Francis Howell T.R. Hughes Ballpark, O'Fallon[32]
2015 1 Bell City (24–3) 6–3 Atlanta T.R. Hughes Ballpark, O'Fallon[33]
2015 2 Valle Catholic (29–5) 7–1 New Bloomfield T.R. Hughes Ballpark, O'Fallon[34]
2015 3 Fatima (21–7) 3–2 (8) Scott City T.R. Hughes Ballpark, O'Fallon[35]
2015 4 Notre Dame (Cape Girardeau) (27–5) 17–0 Sullivan T.R. Hughes Ballpark, O'Fallon[36]
2015 5 Christian Brothers College (31–6) 17–5 Staley T.R. Hughes Ballpark, O'Fallon[37]
2016 1 Bell City (23–3) 7–2 New Covenant with The Summit Preparatory CarShield Field, O'Fallon[38]
2016 2 Valle Catholic (33–2) 15–2 Canton CarShield Field, O'Fallon[39]
2016 3 Mountain Grove (25–5) 4–1 Summit Christian CarShield Field, O'Fallon[40]
2016 4 MICDS (20–7) 7–3 Boonville CarShield Field, O'Fallon[41]
2016 5 Francis Howell (28–11) 8–2 Jefferson City CarShield Field, O'Fallon[42]
2017 1 Bell City (20–6) 10–0 Wellsville CarShield Field, O'Fallon[43]
2017 2 Mansfield (20–2) 16–3 Canton CarShield Field, O'Fallon[44]
2017 3 South Callaway (27–5) 4–0 Valley Park CarShield Field, O'Fallon[45]
2017 4 Aurora (26–3) 5–3 Lutheran South CarShield Field, O'Fallon[46]
2017 5 Jefferson City (30–2) 2–1 (8) Fort Zumwalt West CarShield Field, O'Fallon[47]
2018 1 Oran (17–9) 4–1 St. Elizabeth CarShield Field, O'Fallon[48]
2018 2 Valle Catholic (24–9) 12–5 Mansfield CarShield Field, O'Fallon[49]
2018 3 Malden (25–5) 9–8 Strafford CarShield Field, O'Fallon[50]
2018 4 Aurora (30–1) 2–0 St. Mary's (St. Louis) CarShield Field, O'Fallon[51]
2018 5 Vianney (36–2) 8–2 Hickman CarShield Field, O'Fallon[52]
2019 1 St. Elizabeth (17–4) 2–1 La Plata CarShield Field, O'Fallon[53]
2019 2 Ellington (28–1) 9–0 Seymour CarShield Field, O'Fallon[54]
2019 3 Blair Oaks (22–11) 1–0 Fatima CarShield Field, O'Fallon[55]
2019 4 St. Francis Borgia (22–7) 13–1 Westminster Christian CarShield Field, O'Fallon[56]
2019 5 De Smet (13–13–1) 6–4 Marquette CarShield Field, O'Fallon[57]
2020 1–5 N/A (cancelled)[58] N/A N/A CarShield Field, O'Fallon
2021 1 Oran (24–4) 3–0 St. Elizabeth U.S. Baseball Park, Ozark[59]
2021 2 Marionville (23–6) 8–7 East Buchanon U.S. Baseball Park, Ozark[60]
2021 3 St. Pius X (Kansas City) (23–3) 10–5 Linn U.S. Baseball Park, Ozark[61]
2021 4 Kennett (26–8) 16–5 Blair Oaks U.S. Baseball Park, Ozark[62]
2021 5 Willard (26–8) 27–10 Grain Valley U.S. Baseball Park, Ozark[63]
2021 6 Liberty (32–9) 8–4 Fort Zumwalt West U.S. Baseball Park, Ozark[64]
2022 1 St. Elizabeth (18–6) 9–2 Oran U.S. Baseball Park, Ozark[65]
2022 2 Russellville (29–4) 5–3 Portageville U.S. Baseball Park, Ozark[66]
2022 3 Father Tolton Regional Catholic (18–3) 8–4 Springfield Catholic U.S. Baseball Park, Ozark[67]
2022 4 Southern Boone (34–2) 8–3 Logan-Rogersville U.S. Baseball Park, Ozark[68]
2022 5 Platte County (27–8) 6–1 Festus U.S. Baseball Park, Ozark[69]
2022 6 Liberty North (33–9) 11–5 Blue Springs South U.S. Baseball Park, Ozark[70]
2023 1 St. Elizabeth (23–7) 13–3 South Nodaway/Jefferson U.S. Baseball Park, Ozark[71]
2023 2 Ash Grove (25–0) 13–3 Salisbury U.S. Baseball Park, Ozark[72]
2023 3 Licking (27–6) 3–1 South Callaway U.S. Baseball Park, Ozark[73]
2023 4 John Burroughs (28–3) 9–4 Springfield Catholic U.S. Baseball Park, Ozark[74]
2023 5 Festus (28–3) 8–1 St. Francis Borgia U.S. Baseball Park, Ozark[75]
2023 6 Liberty North (34–7) 9–3 Francis Howell U.S. Baseball Park, Ozark[76]
2024 1 Oran (20–5) 11–1 Sacred Heart Ozark Mountain Sports Complex, Ozark[77][78]
2024 2 Iberia (28–0) 7–3 Maysville Ozark Mountain Sports Complex, Ozark[79][80]
2024 3 Duchesne (25–10) 9–0 Mid-Buchanan Ozark Mountain Sports Complex, Ozark[81][82]
2024 4 Blair Oaks (26–13) 7–2 Benton (St. Joseph) Ozark Mountain Sports Complex, Ozark[83][84]
2024 5 Willard (34–5) 5–1 Webster Groves Ozark Mountain Sports Complex, Ozark[85][86]
2024 6 Blue Springs (28–11) 11–10 Lafayette (Wildwood) Ozark Mountain Sports Complex, Ozark[87][88]

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References

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