When Is a Runner Considered "Passed?"

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Fri May 06, 2016, 06:15pm

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Originally Posted by Fan10

I have never thought about this situation before because to me, passing a runner always seemed to be very obvious.

Keep thinking that way.

Then, you'll realize that the OP, as described, was not passing. A better argument could be made for abandonment (or desertion)

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