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Your support makes all the difference.Marshawn Lynch famously hates giving interviews.
Even after the Seattle Seahawks beat divisional rivals the Arizona Cardinals on Sunday with Lynch scoring a brilliant 79-yard touchdown run, the running-back didn't feel much like talking.
The 28-year-old missed the start of the game because of an upset stomach but returned to finish with 113 yards and two touchdowns as the Seahawks beat the Cardinals 35-6.
But despite his heroics - he was close to vomiting on the sidelines in the first quarter - Lynch answered all eight questions he was asked with a variation of "thanks for asking".
Whether the questions were about the win, whether he was feeling better or on his big run, the answers were the same.
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