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Read the full selected source: A revised proposal, still untried ## A revised proposal, still untried Original invented D2 revision: paper treasure-game proposal now uses a marked side area rather than the whole open area, and places no clue beside the seat. Noor’s new note: “I still need to know when the open area is available for a ball game.” Bay’s new note: “There would be no clue beside the seat in this plan.” No actual try, safe separation, space dimensions, approval or real feedback supplied. New notes describe the proposed arrangement, not demonstrated benefits.
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