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ID: LSAT-LR-200
Section: Logical Reasoning
Topic: Principle
Difficulty level: Hard

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Principle: A band's entry stands only if every player it fields was registered to it before the closing date, except that a band may field a player registered elsewhere if it named him to the registrar before that date. No player may play for more than one band at the same contest. A player so named stays registered to the band he came from.

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

AEvery player Marsden fielded at the contest was registered to Marsden before the closing date, and none played for a rival, so its entry must stand.

BDenby named an Elvaston player to the registrar on the contest morning, before fielding him, so its entry must stand.

CColdwell named a Denby player to the registrar before the contest's closing date and fielded him; he was registered to Denby, so its entry does not stand.

DBrackley named a Coldwell player to the registrar before the spring closing date; in the autumn it fielded him again without naming him, so its entry did not stand.

EMarsden named an Elvaston player to the registrar before the closing date; he was registered to Marsden from that naming, so Elvaston's entry does not stand where it fielded him.

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