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21-03-2004, 07:26
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Re: YMTC - No battery plugged-in
I feel that, although it stinks for blue, it was their fault. It's too bad that things like that happen sometimes.
 --EDIT-- Oh, yeah, Ken. At least at the Pittsburg regional, the ref didn't make any obvious checks on the robots. Come to think of it, that is kind of weird. 
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