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	<title>Comments on: to those whom much is given</title>
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		<title>By: warren</title>
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		<description>I heartily agree.

I played social bridge as a teenager, even teaching maybe half a dozen friends to play, some of whom still play socially to this day.  University was where I thought I would encounter the game, but in 4 years I never saw it once.

Shame, really.</description>
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<p>I played social bridge as a teenager, even teaching maybe half a dozen friends to play, some of whom still play socially to this day.  University was where I thought I would encounter the game, but in 4 years I never saw it once.</p>
<p>Shame, really.</p>
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