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Ryan
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The common English phrase "at sixes and sevens," from an early dice game, is unrelated.
"...the expression was originally 'to set on cinque and sice' (from the French for five and six)...the most risky numbers to shoot for...and anyone who tried for them was considered careless or confused."
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/At_sixes_and_sevens
2025-11-26T06:49:09.071Z