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29-10-2002, 10:19
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In the one match we were against the placebo, the placebo was especially nice to us. They seemed to pretty much leave us alone until the very end. (Maybe they were trying to make up for not working when they were our partner) I also witnessed matches where it seemed to effectively harass their opponents for the entire match. As I recall it even kept them from scoring a single point. I belive there is some validity to the "dirty-aggressive to passivly-resistant" argument, but I do not agree with the terminology. The placebo was more aggressive in some matches than others, but at no point were they "dirty".
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