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While Hazlewood remains a major doubt for the Brisbane Test on December 4, Cummins said over the weekend he was "half a chance" after an impressive stint in the nets in Perth.

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At the time, Phillips’ hope was that the IL stint was only a “precautionary” measure and that he would be able to return later in the season.

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In the end, his stint as a spy was brief, and the CIA ceased funding the Review before the first issue was published.

During a brief stint as a TV writer in 1950s Hollywood, he spun a map of stars’ homes in Beverly Hills into a fully realized board game called “Stardom.”

The Sweetener World Tour in 2019 was her last stint of live shows, since then she has focused on acting, earning an Oscar nomination for her role as Glinda in Wicked earlier this year.

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