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Currently type argument inference breaks hard when the first parameter of a tag has a generic type.
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=== tests/cases/conformance/es6/templates/taggedTemplateStringsWithManyCallAndMemberExpressionsES6.ts ===
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interface I {
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>I : I
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(strs: string[], ...subs: number[]): I;
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>strs : string[]
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>subs : number[]
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>I : I
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member: {
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>member : new (s: string) => new (n: number) => new () => boolean
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new (s: string): {
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>s : string
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new (n: number): {
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>n : number
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new (): boolean;
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}
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}
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};
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}
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var f: I;
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>f : I
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>I : I
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var x = new new new f `abc${ 0 }def`.member("hello")(42) === true;
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>x : boolean
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>new new new f `abc${ 0 }def`.member("hello")(42) === true : boolean
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>new new new f `abc${ 0 }def`.member("hello")(42) : boolean
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>new new f `abc${ 0 }def`.member("hello")(42) : new () => boolean
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>new f `abc${ 0 }def`.member("hello") : new (n: number) => new () => boolean
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>f `abc${ 0 }def`.member : new (s: string) => new (n: number) => new () => boolean
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>f : I
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>member : new (s: string) => new (n: number) => new () => boolean
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