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It's like saying it took 1 soldier to kill Hitler in WW2.

True, only 1 soldier needs to pull the trigger and Hitler is dead.

But can 1 soldier alone conquer Normandy, rest of France, Germany, and breach Berlin?

Fertilization is a team effort. Individual sperm does fertilize the ovum, but it takes millions of them in order for that one lucky guy to even reach the ovum.

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