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What is 73 pounds in stone?

73 pounds is equivalent to 5 3/14 stone
the mass 5 3/14 stone
What is the equivalent of the mass 73 pounds in The stone (abbreviation st), the Imperial unit of weight or mass equivalent to 14 avoirdupois poundses (about 6.35 kilograms)?
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