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A player uses a small object as an alignment marker before throwing. Is this allowed
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A player uses a small object as an alignment marker before throwing. Is this allowed
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A player draws a line on the ground to find his bearings before playing. Is this marker allowed?
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Two opposing boules are exactly the same distance from the jack. Which team must play again?
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A player picks up his boule while his teammates still have boules to play. Can those remaining boules still be played?
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At the end of the end, a player picks up a boule before the points are counted. Can this boule still be counted?
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During a measurement, the referee unintentionally moves a boule. What decision does the rulebook provide?
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During a measurement, a player accidentally moves the boule in dispute. What decision does the rulebook provide?
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A player throws a boule that is not his for the first time in the game. What decision does the rulebook provide?
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After an initial measurement of a disputed point, can the opponent ask for a new measurement?
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A stationary boule is accidentally moved before it has been marked. What decision do the rules provide
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During a mène, the jack is temporarily hidden by a leaf. What intervention is allowed by the rules
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After three attempts, the team still has not placed the jack correctly. What do the rules provide
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During the end, a boule breaks into several pieces. What do the rules provide
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A boule or the jack, previously marked, is moved by the wind. What do the rules provide
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From the circle, the thrown jack is not visible to a standing player. Is it valid under the rules
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During the measurement of a disputed point, the opponent wants to check a second time. Do the rules allow it
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In case of a disputed point, who must measure first according to the rules
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A boule played in fault finally benefits the opposing team. According to the rules, what can the opponent decide
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A player throws a boule that is not his. What does the rule provide the first time in the game
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While measuring a disputed point, a player moves the jack or a boule. What is the consequence under the rules
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Before the end is over, a player picks up one of his boules on the playing area. What does the rule provide if his partners still have boules to play
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At the end of an end, no boule is in authorised terrain. What does the rule provide
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From the circle, the jack is completely hidden by a boule. Under the rules, what happens
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During an end, a played boule is unintentionally stopped by a spectator. What does the rule provide
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