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When one boat breaks a rule and, as a result, causes
another to touch a mark, the other boat is to be exonerated.
The fact that a starting mark has moved, for whatever
reason, does not relieve a boat of her obligation to start. A
race committee may abandon under rule 32.1(c) only when
the change in the mark’s position has directly affected the
safety or fairness of the competition.
