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06-01-2003, 16:56
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Can you help me answer one or two of these questions?
If we're carrying a stack really high so that other robots can't reach our stack, would it be legal for them to tip us? I understand that robots can't legally tip other robots as a destructive strategy, but if they're tipping us in an attempt to dislodge our stack, is that legal?
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