Thread: Can an immobile robot POSSESS a BALL?
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Re: Can an immobile robot POSSESS a BALL?
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Originally Posted by GaryVoshol View Post
Except we don't use the dictionary definition, we use the definition given in the manual. (Quoted in the post just above yours.)
Point taken
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