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Post:	2301
Subject:	< DC124 - Update >
Topic:	< dc124 >
Category:	< Closed Games
Author:	test_gm
Posted:	Sep 13, 2007 at 12:00 am
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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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There is going to be a longer than normal delay in my getting the results for the current turn out to everyone. My computer crashed over the weekend and the repair process isn't going as well as I hoped it would. However, I believe that I've gotten it taken care of at this point, and now I just need to reinstall OS and all that good stuff. I hope to have the results out either tonight or tomorrow night.

Sorry for the delay.

- Josh

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