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Speaking of not making sense: I don’t really want to dwell on this one, do you?

For him it was just something that happened when he was younger, nothing to dwell on.

“People dwell on the dangers, and yes, they’re there,” Brown said, adding that there are risks in a normal, daily car commute.

That resonated with Maiava, who had a tendency to dwell on mistakes.

"We were pretty calm, we knew what we had to do. We couldn't dwell too much on the French game and we trained really well. It paid off."