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Put case

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formerly, an elliptical expression for, put or suppose the case to be.

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It is putting quite a bit of pressure on judges who have to put cases back.
For example, if eight participants had sorted cases one and two into the same pile, that similarity score was eight; if two participants had put cases one and three into the same pile, that similarity score was two; and so on.
This is only likely to affect how quickly we can put cases together and gather evidence.
 
 
 
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