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I think it all comes back to your pregame conference with your partner (before you come onto the field). A good pregame will prepare both of you to be aware of what is going on, know what the other is doing, etc. This eliminates confusion and helps keep the game flowing. My association gives all its members a "Kittle Card", named after the illustrious Dick Kittle, which covers all the basics of what to discuss (i.e. signals, priority, appeals, etc).
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