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    <subfield code="a">Introduction
Before glory, suffering
The pieces of the puzzle
Rebel without a pause
International man of mystery
The joy of Jeter
Start spreading the news
The once and future wonder boys
Ma&#xF1;ana, no problema
Just keep winning...125 times
Simply the best
What happened after 1998?
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