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June 10th 10, 12:02 AM
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World Class Nationals (US)
I seems to be a sad reflection on our sport, or the rules that govern
it, that a contest with only 7 contestants can be called a "Nationals". I'm used to flying local club contests with 3 times more contestants than that! Andy 
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