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28-01-2009, 10:52
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Re: pic: Robot Bumpers
Oh boy. Hi dlavery, Scott Hill here. With all due respect and appreciation, I can't find "corners must be protected on both sides" anywhere in the Competition Manual, the Team Updates, or in the answers in Q&A. If precise language is important anywhere it is important here. Would you do me a huge favor and review the thread "is this corner considered protected" and point out any flaws in my attempted logical analysis of this issue?
If you would it would be greatly appreciated. Sincerely, Scott Hill 
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