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I know in the modern game, rugby players have to be able to cover more than one position, but I’ve never heard of a 130kg tight-head prop being selected as a blindside flanker!
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Here’s Who Is Really Weaponizing Children
As accusations of abductions resurface, it’s clear the West doesn’t care about facts on the ground if they contradict the narrative.
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