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Reword A7a #1081

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- A6i) Time penalties for stopping the solve are cumulative.
- A7) Recording results:
- A7a) The judge tells the competitor the result.
- A7a1) If the judge finds that the puzzle is solved, they call "OKAY".
- A7a2) If the judge assigns any penalties, they call "PENALTY".
- A7a3) If the result is DNF, the judge calls "DNF".
- A7a1) If the judge assigns any penalties or a DNF, they should tell the competitor.
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- A7b) The judge records the result on a score sheet and signs next to the result to acknowledge that the result is correct, complete, properly formatted, and clearly readable.
- A7b1) If penalties are assigned, the judge records the original recorded time displayed on the timer, along with any penalties. The format should be "X + T + Y = F", where X represents the sum of time penalties before/starting the solve, T represents the time displayed on the timer (the "original recorded time"), Y represents a sum of time penalties during/after the solve, and F represents the final result (e.g. 2 + 17.65 + 2 = 21.65). If X and/or Y is 0, the 0 terms are omitted (e.g. 17.65 + 2 = 19.65).
- A7c) The competitor must check the recorded result, and sign (or initial) the score sheet to acknowledge that the result is correct, complete, properly formatted, and clearly readable. This finishes the attempt.
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