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A sixth Scotland try came early in the new half when Horne intercepted and darted away.

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Tate McDermott’s dart around the fringes punctured the hosts close in for Australia’s second.

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Bellamy is as energetic on the touchline as he was as a player and, whenever he darts back to his seat in the dugout, he is usually doing so to consult Cremers and his screen.

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After more than five days on the loose, he was located by a drone and then shot with a tranquiliser dart before being returned to the zoo.

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Throw a dart anywhere on a world map and she’s there, or has been there, leading nations and governments that Americans often label as inferior or intolerant.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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