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Consider the example below. The
infantry unit in the east needs repositioning on
the left flank and plans to move down row 21.
The danger in this situation
lies in the possibility that one of the front
line units is routed, meaning the unit retreats
to row 21, blocking the path of the traversing
infantry (see solid arrow).
To avoid a collision, it
would be better to choose row 20 (see dotted
arrow) for the infantry on the move, but NOT row
19,
see "Lines (1)"
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