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MILAN (Reuters)—An attrac; roceedings ‘ive Italian irl has won a medical examination.

legal battle fter being: The girl, Claudia forced to strip te medical ex- Ceppi, 17, who said she is a re- > amination at her trial in conne- ligious and practising “Roman

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’ duction plans, and for not lower- France Beltramo ing the 500-dozen eligibility re- costs of alliance bases.

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c ave the equivalent of a balanced hand containing 18 or 19 points. If one of your low hearts ‘were a diamond, you would have the values for a raise to two hearts, but with the singleton diamond andthe fourth heart, the hand rises tremendously in value. ~

Partner is not required to bid over three -hearts, but if his hand is such that he thinks it best to pass, he will probably not make more than nine tricks.

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