It could be true that at all three meetings T speaks
Ericon October 29, 2014
Assistance needed
Hi,
I could use some help with this specific question. I am confused because when T speaks second, that would mean R speaks first. In which case, R speaks fifth in one of the other meetings. If this is true, it seems impossible that T can speak after R in every meeting if R must speak last in at least one of the meetings.
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Mehranon November 6, 2014
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