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put the frighteners on both North and South - that was understandable, and it would be impossible for them to reach 4 as no sane West would be psyching at this vulnerability! But how or why did South select 
K? North was no doubt perplexed when South switched to a heart, but North nearly fell off his chair when he cashed A and saw South discard. Eventually he played another diamond, and the Madame Tussauds bridge continued as I played two top clubs only to see North show out. Both sides traded tricks as Ely Culbertson turned in his grave, but the final abomination was down to North as he waited to claim his A for the setting trick.He's still waiting. 1NT made for +90 to E-W
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