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Every hard case reaches a point where one suspect could be on either of two squares. Place them on the first, then hold their face and place them on the second: that is a guess, and it opens a fork. Option 1 holds them where they were, option 2 is the square you are wondering about, and both appear as chips above the board — that suspect's face, numbered 1 and 2.
Whatever you place or claim while standing in an option belongs to it. The clip claims a column for a second suspect under option 2, switches to option 1 — the claim leaves the board — places that suspect somewhere under option 1, switches back — the claim returns and the option-1 placement is gone — and back again. Nothing is lost on a switch; each option keeps its own world, and the committed board never moves.
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