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In the book, the outsiders, what were'' fair'' rules for a gang fight? What did'' fair'' mean? How are the rules established?
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In the book, the outsiders, what were'' fair'' rules for a gang fight? What did'' fair'' mean? How are the rules established?

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a fair fight means only fists no weapons, by time and common sense is how the rules were established
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We just read this book so it depends on if the Socs and Greasers or S v.S or G v. G. For S v. G there were certain things that both groups couldn't do. The rules were established by both groups agreeing.
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