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#1
January 24th 09, 08:33 PM
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Simple regionals question
I have registered for the Region 10 South competition. What is the
difference between a Region X contest and a Region X North (or South) contest? Tom 
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#2
January 24th 09, 11:10 PM
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Simple regionals question
Nothing other than to differentiate between the two to afford
confusion. In Region 5 this year will be 3, North, South, and East. Like a,b, and c. R
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#3
January 24th 09, 11:15 PM
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Simple regionals question
Nothing more than to differentiate between contests in the same region
to prevent confusion. Region 5 this year will have 3 contest. N,S, and E. R
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