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Thu Oct 27, 2005, 03:31pm
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I can't tell if that was serious or not, so I'll answer like it was. If you were being sarcastic, you win, I bit.
A ball in flight is defined as one that has not touched the ground. Pretty simple. Once it hits the ground, it's no longer a ball in flight, which then answers your other questions.
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