Is it possible for a player to be sent off for two yellow card offences before the first yellow card has time to be shown? e.g. where the referee plays advantage after the first offence.
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If a football player A fouls player B in a manner such that they will receive a yellow card, but the referee plays the advantage rule, and subsequently player A fouls another player, can the referee give him two yellow cards, and hence a red card, one for each foul, or does player A get only the one yellow?
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After every half during a football (soccer) game, the refs add stoppage time to the clock to compensate for lost time due to injuries and penalties.  But how closely does stoppage time equal real game time lost? (Are there different stoppage time calculations for different leagues?)  And if it's nearly exact, then what's the logic in delaying or faking injuries, as players on a winning team are often accused of doing. Wouldn't that delay just be tacked on at the end of a game or half?
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When I accidentally clicked "resign" while the game was on my opponent's turn, I got this message:     You can only resign when it is your turn.  But fear not!  If your opponent does not make a move in a reasonable amount of time they will be resigned automatically.   What is the "reasonable amount of time" referred to, here?
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Two players in IPL 6 (2013), Ricky Ponting and Glen Maxwell, were bought in the player auction for large sums (Ponting close to half a million and Maxwell over 1 million dollars).  Neither of these players ended up playing many games. Ponting played the first 6 and Maxwell just 3. In this case (and I'm sure many other similar examples) do the players get all of that sum, or are they paid on a pro-rata basis. For instance if they played only half the games they would get half the amount?
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is on the field.  It says     Cannot be Special Summoned. Monster effects cannot be activated.   If all  cards are collected, does Exodia's player win even though Majesty's Fiend prevents Monster effects from happening?
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Let's suppose there are creatures in play and someone plays .  It's clear that all the creatures lose their abilities.  How is this situation changed if  were in play?  Is the situation changed if True Conviction were played after Humility?  Is the solution to this question that the card with the newest time stamp is in effect?
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Can you shed light into this?  The coach came to the defence of the player who has been sacked from the team following his differences with the captain.  OR  The coach came to the defence of the player, who has been sacked from the team following his differences with the captain.  Isn't the subordinate clause that begins with 'who', non-restrictive?
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Scenario: P1 plays attack  P2 plays attack.  P3 has 4 turns on her. P3 plays a turn and draws a card. P3 has 3 turns left.  P3 plays her attack.   What happens?
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If a player decides to employ a strategy of deliberately hitting his opponent to try to intimidate or injure them, it would be considered unsportsmanlike but would it be against the rules?  If not, has anyone actually tried this at a professional level? Cause I'm thinking, especially in doubles where one player is at the net, given that a tennis ball can be hit at 200km/h+ - it would actually be an effective strategy to mess with your opponent and maybe win the point if you can hit them on the full.
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I'm fairly certain that you can't have Disadvantage more than once on the same roll for any reason. But it still seems possible to gain Disadvantage from multiple sources, even if every instance but the first is negated.  Can players intentionally use this to forego multiple penalties? For example, if a PC has 3 levels of exhaustion and is fighting a basilisk, can they say "I'm going to avert my eyes because I'll have Disadvantage on my attack roll anyway?" or should there be some further penalty?
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So, I came across the following paradox:  At $1$ minute before noon, put in balls $1 \sim 10$ and take out ball number $1$. At $1/2$ minute before noon, put in balls $11\sim20$ and take out ball number $2$ and so on. How many balls are there at noon?  None.  At $1$ minute before noon, put in balls $1 \sim 10$ and randomly take out a ball. At $1/2$ minute before noon, put in balls $11\sim20$ and randomly take out another ball and so on. How many balls are there at noon?  None.  Okay, so I understand the first paradox because one can describe the exact moment each ball was taken out. But, you can't apply a similar argument to the second paradox because we randomly take out a ball.   I feel as if it's like infinitely summing $\frac{1}{n}$ and eventually there would be too many balls.  Can someone explain to me mathematically why this is the case?
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I've been occasionally seeing the same post show up in both First Post and Late Answers review queues, and I'm wondering what the expected behavior is if it appears again - should I flag it a 2nd time as a poor posting in the 2nd review category or just always press skip? It's tempting to flag again and have that count as an additional review but I don't want to annoy moderators this would come across as abusive double flagging.  I'm also wondering why review would show it to me a 2nd time if I've already indicated it has a problem in another review category, is that intentional for some reason or just maybe something that happens infrequently enough to not be worth coding a filter for?  Sorry If this has been asked before in a different way, I searched around for a bit and these were the closest questions I could find but didn't address showing up in multiple review categories:
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The offside rule on the pitch is often unclear and called suddenly. How do I know if a player is offside?
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In Cribbage, what is the scoring rule in this example?   Player 1 plays a 4.  Player 2 plays a 3.  Player 3 plays a 5. (claims 3 points for 4,3,5 run)  Player 4 plays a 6. (now 4 more points for 4,3,5,6 run)  Player 1 plays a second 4 (here the debate)   He claims that he should get another 4 points (for 3,5,6,4) indicating by pointing at each card in reverse of the sequence of play (counterclockwise) 6,3,5,4 ending with his second 4).   I claim that he can't count the second run of four cards because they were not in the sequence of play (clockwise).   Who is right?
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Is there any rule defined by UEFA or FIFA?     If more teams have the same number of points in a league after the finishing game, what is the rule to declare a winner??   Were there any rule updates by UEFA for this season (2013/14) or the upcoming season?  I found on the Premier League official website:   Here the rule is defined by goal difference. Is it a new rule, or is it determined by head-to-head then goal difference?
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Motivation: I once had one surplus card on my hand, and knew the robbers would come soon. So I gave it to someone for free, to avoid losing more cards when they hit. I was surprised by how badly this was received. Two of the three other players (the hosts of the game) acted upset, like I had tried to cheat. I had to take the card back, get robbed the next turn and 'giving cards away for free' was banned immediately. (Oh, how I hate mid-game additions to the rules. But that's beside the point.)  So now the question: Is this really illegal in Settlers of Catan? Is it generally considered underhanded in any way? If so, why?   My reasoning was like this:        Consider players A and B.   A wants to give B a sheep.   A trades a sheep and one rock to B, in exchange for wheat.   A trades the received wheat for the (formerly his) rock.   A and B now both have the same resources they had in the beginning, only the sheep has moved from A to B.
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Long story short, I had to fly from A (in Spain) to C (in the UK) and I booked two separate flights with the same budget airline, so the actual route was A (Spain) -> B (UK) -> C (UK).  The first flight was delayed by 90 minutes, which means that I was unable to catch the second one (the layover time was around an hour and a half) and had to buy another ticket for the following day (with another airline).  I googled a lot and found mixed responses. Is there any chance I can get a refund for my second flight? I will obviously ask them but I'm unsure what my best course of action is.