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What is Clearance in Snooker?

A break that takes every remaining ball to finish the frame. A total clearance takes every ball on the table from the striker's first visit among the reds to the final black.

Example: Needing 67, she produced a nerveless clearance to steal the frame.

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BaulkBreakBreak-offCannonCenturyColoursConcedeCue ball
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