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Olympics in South Korea. I wonder how the Koreans will do. Maybe as well as the British women did in basketball? D.A.W.
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Read the rules, specifically what I quoted above...once the first tie is broken (two teams at 2 and 1, and two teams at 1 and 2) then whoever won between the teams now tied finishes ahead. Read the rules, there are examples that show what I am talking about. In fact example five is exactly what is
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WoW, what a strange rule! I've never seen this kind of rules before in any sports. I have to say this rule is quite unfair, we shouldn't compare head-to-head results more than once, as it would be unfair to the other teams tied who won't get a second chance to compare again. We should only compare
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