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boilover
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boilover [ˈbɔɪlˌəʊvə]
n Austral
1. a surprising result in a sporting event, esp in a horse race
2. a sudden conflict
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In one of the biggest boilovers in the 51 years of the World Cup, the Kiwis stunned the Kangaroos, coming from 16-12 down at halftime to outscore the hot favourites 22-4 in the second half.
New Zealand beat Australia in Rugby League World Cup final by AFP / AFP Asian Edition
In one of the biggest boilovers in the 51 years of the World Cup, the Kiwis stunned the Kangaroos, coming from 16-12 down at halftime to outscore the hot favourites 22-4 in the second half.
New Zealand beat Australia in Rugby League World Cup final by AFP / AFP Global Edition
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