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CNBC anchor loses bet, dons All Blacks scarf

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CNBC anchor loses bet, dons All Blacks scarf

After New Zealand's national rugby team crushed Australia's Wallabies in a game on Saturday, CNBC anchor Oriel Morrison donned an All Blacks scarf, in honor of her bet with John Key, Prime Minister of New Zealand.

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