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Of cup?

In his seventh game, he didn't score a try.

So he was actually nine from his first six.

But, like, Origin Games 10 years ago was 14-10.

Like, the game had 68 points last night.

Oh yeah, sorry.

It was 11 from 12 before the game.

Can I put it in perspective of you?

He would be the top of the New South Wales try scorers.

I think it might have been 18s originally.

There you go.

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Welcome to Tech Stuff, I'm Oz Voloshin.

As you may have heard, AI is rather unpopular in the US.

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