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You can always fit a small peg in a big hole, but you can't put a big peg in a small hole.
BTW- check your frame carefully, especially the underside of the downtube up near headtube. You're looking fro cracked paint or signs of rippling which indicates that the fork held up well enough to damage the frame. If you see any hint of damage, have someone assess it before shelling out for a fork.
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