REGEX BYPASS?

["bastian.wild () gmx de" <bastian.wild () gmx de>]

Hello all,
i got a question: a friend of mine was analysing some code and found a 
thing like following


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||    $a=preg_replace('#\/\*.*\*\/#sU','',$a);
   if(preg_match('#[^0-9]#',$a)) die();

so i was wondering if you can bypass this?

since the first regex tries to avoud comments like /**/ but it 
bypassable there should be a way to get through the numeric check.
is there?
i cant figure it out!
thanks all

cheers
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