#19 returned after a long gap
Worth noticing#19 had been missing for 35 drawings—longer than nearly all of its previous absences and 24 drawings short of its longest absence.
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About this drawing
The five main numbers included 3 odd and 2 even, with a combined sum of 175.
The drawing contained one consecutive run: 34–35.
No main numbers repeated from the previous drawing.
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#19 had been missing for 35 drawings—longer than nearly all of its previous absences and 24 drawings short of its longest absence.
Investigate #19 in Number Explorer#49 had been missing for 28 drawings—longer than nearly all of its previous absences and 9 drawings short of its longest absence.
Explore #49#35 shifted 64 places when recent drawings were compared with longer history.
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This drawing included one consecutive pair: 34 and 35.
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Sources and method
Source record: New York State Open Data .
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