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Post:	1036
Subject:	< Dc113 - 23 hour warning >
Topic:	< dc113 >
Category:	< Closed Games
Author:	test_gm
Posted:	Sep 13, 2007 at 12:00 am
Viewed:	910 times

Test_gm

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Openness: As a sculptor views an uncarved slab of marble with an open-mind, so does a new player view a game of Diplomacy. The history of the game unwritten, the paths it will take and the shape of the results lie in the future, to be known only after the contest is completed.

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Dc113 Spring 1904 is due Friday 16th November, 9pm Australian EST.

This is your 23 hour warning.

I have moves from Austria.

No-one else has a grace period remaining so if you miss the deadline, you'll suffer an NMR.

Stephen
aka Deathblade_penguin (Knight of the Shrubbery)
www.diplomaticcorp.com

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