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There are 15 reds worth 1 point, a yellow worth 2 points, a green worth 3 points, a brown worth 4 points, a blue worth 5 points, a pink worth 6 points, a black 7 points and a white ball which is the cue ball used to hit against the other balls.
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What are snooker cues made out of?
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