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for them to reason out the best defensive tactics.

North-South were playing weak two bids, which accounts for South's opening of two spades. North stretched a point to raise to four with a singleton trump,

seemingly dangerous return of a diamond to defeat the hand. He had no. way of knowing whether partner or declarer had tie queen. : '

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ter if it turns out that South has the qceen of diamonds and gains a diamond trick as a result of the return. It would only be giving declarer an extra diamond trick for which he had no use.

From this viewpoint, therefore, a diamond return can do no

tablished before West receives his assumed trump trick. The seem- ingly dangerous return was not as reckless as it superficially ap- peared to be.

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