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Page 348
... object is to drive a small , hard ball with one of a set of clubs toward and into a series of holes . The player who ... object ball into the six holes , or pockets , of the table , beginning with the left side pocket and moving in ...
... object is to drive a small , hard ball with one of a set of clubs toward and into a series of holes . The player who ... object ball into the six holes , or pockets , of the table , beginning with the left side pocket and moving in ...
Page 349
... object ball on the foot spot . The player's first shot of the game must rebound off the foot cushion before contact- ing the object ball . If the shot is missed , the player continues from wherever the cue ball comes to rest . On ...
... object ball on the foot spot . The player's first shot of the game must rebound off the foot cushion before contact- ing the object ball . If the shot is missed , the player continues from wherever the cue ball comes to rest . On ...
Page 436
... object such as the Sun , the reddening of light emitted by a very massive object , and the slowing of a clock raised above the Earth relative to one remain- ing on the surface . The new theory was also able to explain a long - known ...
... object such as the Sun , the reddening of light emitted by a very massive object , and the slowing of a clock raised above the Earth relative to one remain- ing on the surface . The new theory was also able to explain a long - known ...
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