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Tue Apr 12, 2022, 04:39am
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Whistle Dead Ball
There are only two ways that the referee's whistle causes the ball to become dead. What are they?
I am posing this question to make sure the answer I have is correct and also to be certain there are not more than two ways. Your responses will help in the vetting process.
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