both Follow Nofollow in rel

hello,
I have a link that looks like this:
<a href="aaa.com" rel="follow nofollow">aaa</a>

My question is this:
It will be scanned as follow? or as nofollow link?

Matt Cutts

Good question. I've seen 1-2 other people wondering about this. The short answer is that we'll make sure the rel="nofollow" takes precedence. Otherwise spammers could exploit this.

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Google are always looking for any excuse to make sure links pass zero power to you, so I would think they would probably nofollow it.

See: http://www.blackhatworld.com/blackhat-seo/black-hat-seo/166481-dropping-links-rel-follow.html

I imagine it will probably be no followed. If I were you I would change it if you can. If not, don't worry about it. No follow links do have SEO value as well.

There is a no-follow attribute. There is no "follow" or "do follow" attribute.

A link is either a no follow link (has the no follow attribute), or a non no-follow link (does not have a nofollow attribute), there is no "do".

Putting "follow" or "do follow" there will have the same effect as putting an "ACTION:display_blue_flamingos" attribute there: none.

OH, I am sorry, it will have an effect, the page won't validate.