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Old Thu Jul 16, 2009, 10:50am
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Originally Posted by ronald View Post
Both cases above, Dave, ball is dead. In this sit, ball remains live.

You do programming and it is logic based. In addition, the sentence introduces a specific particular (ricochets) and an unmodified noun (equipment). Logically then, it means any and all, a universal not a particular (offensive or defensive). That is how I read it.

For you UIC's, what do you make of this?
Sorry, I didn't clarify. That "exception" I mentioned is when the ball remains live.
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