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07-01-2003, 23:34
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Even though FIRST encourages cooperation, I don't think they want teams to agree behind the scenes with each other just so they can get more points to win the game. The point is not to secretly plot a victory, but to truly work with your allies and enemies during the 2:15 period. By playing fair, no one would complain and the game will be more interesting than just winning.
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