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24
sentences that state something as happening or true
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4%
1 of 24 hedged
("reportedly", "may", "according to")
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not political
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61/100
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Adelaide skipper Jordan Dawson has spoken passionately about the importance of mental health after he tragically lost his older brother Jaryd during the year.
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he → speak → year
Dawson posted an emotional tribute to his older brother on social media in April.
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Dawson → post → April
It read: “My brother.
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It → read → ?
The hole in my heart hurts so bad pal but I know you’re at peace you made me who I am today and I’m going to pass every bit of that competitive, stubborn, caring and passionate nature onto your beautiful boy.
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I → hurt → boy
Huddy and Jess have an army behind them.
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Huddy → have → them
I’lI miss you and love you forever Rod.”
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I’lI → miss → you
On stage at the AFL awards night on Tuesday, Dawson was asked how he’d coped with the circumstances.
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he → ask → circumstances
“It’s been a struggle,” he said candidly.
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he → say → ?
Finally, the backline is being announced:
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backline → announce → ?
It’s great news for Carlton fans, with a particularly popular winner here: Gun young midfielder Jagga Smith is this year’s AFL Rising Star winner.
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Smith → ’ → winner
Not only is Adelaide’s star captain Jordan Dawson the AFL’s best captain as voted by his peers for the second year in a row, he’s also been named the AFLPA’s most courageous player for season 2026.
And it’s not hard to see why.
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it → vote → season
After another stunning season from an individual perspective, on-field, Dawson has had to experience unimaginable heartbreak off it – the loss of his older brother Jaryd.
Jordan Dawson, who’s known for letting his actions on the field do his talking, just gave a brilliant speech about not just footy, but life, pleading with anyone going through a hard time mentally: “You are enough, you are loved”.
Support is available from Beyond Blue on 1300 22 4636 and Lifeline on 13 11 14.
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Support → have → 14
Richmond players seen striking each other with belts in footage taken during Mad Monday celebrations have expressed embarrassment about their behaviour but denied they were mocking the scandal engulfing the Swans.
The Tigers released a statement on Tuesday afternoon in which they said they had questioned the players about their conduct at the Garfield Hotel in Gippsland on Monday.
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they → see → Monday
“Richmond is aware of a video circulating from a player end of season gathering,” the statement said.
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statement → circulate → gathering
First up, the AFLPA best captain award goes to ... Adelaide’s Jordan Dawson.
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award → go → Dawson
In his second year as Crows skipper, Dawson earned top billing for the second time.
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Dawson → earn → time
He placed ahead of Melbourne’s Max Gawn and Fremantle’s Alex Pearce and joins two-time Crows best captains Mark Ricciuto (2005, 2006) and Taylor Walker (2016, 2017).
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He → place → Ricciuto
The players’ association’s best first-year player award goes to young Carlton defender Harry Dean.
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award → go → Dean
That’s fitting recognition for a great season.
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That → ’ → season
He has just been announced as the winner of the Robert Rose most courageous award, beating home Zak Butters and Brayden Maynard.
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He → announce → Butters
Nick Daicos has become a multiple winner of the AFLPA most valuable player award.
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Daicos → become → award
Daicos was presented with the Leigh Matthews Trophy by the man, himself, after he was voted by his peers ahead of three-time winner Marcus Bontempelli and Adelaide’s Jordan Dawson.
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he → present → Bontempelli
One of the early awards on the night has just been announced ...
The AFLCA champion player of the year is, unsurprisingly, Nick Daicos.
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player → announce → year
The Collingwood star and red-hot Brownlow favourite might pick up a full range of awards tonight.
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star → pick → awards
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