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+A. Interp – The advocacy text defended by the affirmative in the 1AC must constitute an enactable policy. |
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+B. Violation – |
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+1. Didn’t say resolved at the beginning of the plan – don’t know if the plan is passed or not. No reason why can we can solve if it doesn’t passed or not. |
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+2. The aff didn’t spec normal means – they have all the time in the world to – we don’t know what the plan does. |
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+3. They said reserve the right to clarify – plan shouldn’t be open to revision, there’s no 1AR in real life. |
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+4. They said will instead of shall which makes the plan uncertain. |
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+Bishop ’11: |
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+Bishop ’11 (Keith P, California Commissioner of Corporations and Interim Savings and Loan Commissioner, Current Partner at Allen Matkin’s Corporate Law, “When Shall/ Will/ Must/ May We Meet Again?,” California Corporate Law, November 29th, 2011, http://calcorporatelaw.com/2011/11/when-shallwillmustmay-we-meet-again/, TW) |
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+Since it is hard |
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+AND |
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+will be. |
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+5. They don’t spec nuclear energy in reactors which means they ban all nuclear energy which means they ban the sun which is nonsensical since you can’t ban a country from the sun. |
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+C. Standard |
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+Advocacy Skills |
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+D. Implication |
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+Advocacy Skills is a voter - |
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+No RVI's |
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+Drop the Debater |
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+Competing Interpretations |