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France won the 2023 Six Nations title, their first since 2022, after defeating Scotland 35-16. Head coach Fabien Galthie attributed their success to their recent losses in the 2023 World Cup quarter-finals and last year's Six Nations runners-up spot, stating these setbacks have helped the team grow.
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