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IMO 28.

Blue is B and Black is O.

Number of draws shown below:

RGYBWO
GYBWO
GYBWO
YBWO
YBWO
BWO

Total =27

If we draw balls one by one this way, we see blue, white and black balls are all six in numbers. To ensure 7 balls of same color (can be either blue, white or black) we need to draw one more time, I.e., 27+1=28

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