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Hey Derek, using one line for one sentence
can hardly be considered to be a good meme!
Quoting Derek Gatherer <gatherer@biotech.ufl.org>:
> Anyway, my point is that perhaps cultural isolation and
> peculiar pressures caused evolution to happen very rapidly
> in the american 'rugby' lineage, leading to a quite different
> game, whereas the 2 versions of rugby are still 'fair.
>
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