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Originally posted by Tim C
In my area I seldom work with a partner more than once or twice a season. That is the way my association assigns.
The point of "knowing your partner" is a red herring.
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Perhaps for you it is. But, I would think that with unfamiliar partners, the tendency would be to communicate/signal more, not less.
I have several partners with whom I often work 10 or more games per year. Pre-games and expectations are not the same as they are for people I've never seen, whose names I don't recognize.
Plus, with some partners it doesn't matter what is signalled. They won't do it anyway! That's nice to know.
Thu May 19, 2005, 10:01am
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