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What is T-boning?

Now I know what t-bone is, Where a team collides with you on the side forming a right angle or a "T", but I'm not sure what is the effect is especially in FRC. Also I'm trying to understand how some teams avoid T-bones or get out of those situation. If someone could please explain and provide some examples of how team get out of these situation it would be much appreciated. Thanks!
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