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All numbers should have the same probability of appearing. The fact that some number appeared (by chance) more often in the past, has no bearing on the future probability.

All numbers should have the same probability of appearing. The fact that some number appeared (by chance) more often in the past, has no bearing on the future probability.

All numbers should have the same probability of appearing. The fact that some number appeared (by chance) more often in the past, has no bearing on the future probability.

All numbers should have the same probability of appearing. The fact that some number appeared (by chance) more often in the past, has no bearing on the future probability.

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All numbers should have the same probability of appearing. The fact that some number appeared (by chance) more often in the past, has no bearing on the future probability.

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