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From: Mr. Verbrugge
Date: Fri, 29 Dec 1995 00:00

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I have two beagles.  
I have two sets of ropes for them.  Both sets are of equal length (one
inside, one out).  After about a week, the ropes become very twisted.
Because neither dog is put on any one rope more than the other, why
don't the dogs untwist as much as they twist.  This has been bothering
me for some time.  I work in NMR but these ropes are killing me.
I know the obvious answer is that dogs motions aren't random but the
dogs are put on either rope randomly.

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thanks
theo
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