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Nine days later and against all odds, THEY WERE PULLED OUT.

Now that sounds a bit odd, doesn’t it?

They looked at those who'd managed to beat the odds and pulled out a few common threads.

They’re into each other, but of course — the odds are against them.

Those that have done 20-odd years, they're an amazing group of people, and I'd like to see them get the recognition that I certainly believe they deserve.

Or by some odd impulse that we don’t really understand and so can’t resist, we do something foolish and contrary to our normal values which brings on guilt and shame.

But I love being at Widow's Bay because it is so tonally odd and strange.

Why do some young people from really tough backgrounds beat the odds?

So if I'm lucky enough to live into my 90s, but unlucky enough that we haven't made any advances in science or medicine in the intervening time, my odds of death will be about one in six.