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ID: LSAT-LR-100
Section: Logical Reasoning
Topic: Principle
Difficulty level: Hard

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Principle: A club should move a fixture from its scheduled date only if the move lets a group of members compete who could not otherwise have done so, and only where no member able to compete on the original date is shut out by the move. No other reason licenses a move. An unlicensed move is one the club was wrong to make.

Which one of the following judgements conforms most closely to the principle above?

AHalgrove moved its Saturday meeting to the Sunday so a dozen members who work Saturdays could enter; no member entered for the Saturday was unable to manage the Sunday, so the move was allowed.

BNo member has asked Marridge to move its spring meeting, so it should keep the date, though a move would let shift-workers enter and shut nobody out.

CFerrow put its autumn meeting back a fortnight so members working away could enter, and was wrong: two members entered for the original date could not compete on the new one.

DTarnley moved its meeting to a date offering a better track at a lower fee; everyone entered competed on the new date, so the move was justified.

ENo club should move a fixture once entries have closed, whatever a move would do for those the date shuts out.

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