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Old Thu Apr 24, 2008, 09:05am
tcarilli tcarilli is offline
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Originally Posted by mbyron
You don't seem to know what "practically" means. It means, in practice: if you decide to pass on calling the INT, and I decide that the contact was not INT, then neither of us IN PRACTICE will call anyone out for INT on this play.
I really do no what practically means. I don't disagree that in practice we get to the same place. But, I do know that the ends don't justify the means.
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