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WITHOUT previous explanation to
opponents, no convention should be
used io which partner attaches any
meaning except the ordinary one.
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pected of being conventional. The
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must answer the question. If desired
by the opponent, the maker of tiie
call may he asked lo leave (lie table
while the answer is given.
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players to “draw their cards”, to
show t. Inch'each has played. Unless
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fender's partner to play his highest
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rights.
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