The game called "Scruples" LO14804,

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For Gwen Cornelius, et. al.

The Game "A Question of SCRUPLES" was developed by High Game Enterprises
in Wimmipeg CAN (1984), and marketed in the US by MARUCA Industries, Inc.,
230 Fifth Avenue, New York, NY 10001.

Sorry, you can't have my copy!

Steve

[Host's Note: Please tell us more about this game? What does it contribute
to organizational learning? ...Rick]

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