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An example of an interpretation is “Interp: Debaters must not run conditional advocacies” which criticizes the use of [[conditional]] advocacies in the round. | An example of an interpretation is “Interp: Debaters must not run conditional advocacies” which criticizes the use of [[conditional]] advocacies in the round. | ||
Interps for non-[[paragraph theory]] should be constructed with an actor (typically “debaters”) and should contain words like “must” instead of “should” or “ought.” | Interps for non-[[1AR Theory#Paragraph vs. “Traditional” Theory|paragraph theory]] should be constructed with an actor (typically “debaters”) and should contain words like “must” instead of “should” or “ought.” | ||
Violations are reasons why your opponent fails to meet your interp. | Violations are reasons why your opponent fails to meet your interp. | ||