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-A. Interpretation: The Aff may not normatively justify their framework, theoretically justify their framework, and read a single country plan. |
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-A. Interpretation: The Aff may not say the neg burden is to prove there's no obligation to future people, but that proving nuclear power good isn't offense |
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-A. Interpretation: The aff may not say the neg must concede to the burden if they also say the neg may not have multiple routes to the ballot |
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-A. Interpretation: The Aff may not justify their framework both theoretically and normatively |
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-A. Interpretation: The Aff may not say the neg must quantify all abuse against side bias, and also read spikes with offensive implications in the AC |
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-A. Interpretation: The Aff must concede that the neg can respond to spikes when extended in the 2NR |
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-A. Interpretation: The Aff must only justify their framework normatively and may not justify it by appealing to topic specificity. To clarify, no theoretically justified frameworks. |