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<FONT SIZE="2" POINTSIZE="10" DEFAULT="SIZE"><FONT FACE="Arial" DEFAULT="FACE">I have seen it several times. Of course, it is not possible in the situation where the whole system is in one room. But I have seen groups leave the one large room and look for another place. The other place would be somewhere where the group could accomodate smokers (no smoking in the large room), outside for a walk or a room with a door that would either stay open or close. When there are spaces set up in addition to the large room people react the same way and there again, occasionally people will close the door.<BR>
So you make sense out of this if you like. Someone once suggested there is a cultural reason for all this noting this would happen less in the USA , for instance (things like closing the door or people rarely taking on the bumblebee role or using the One Law.).<BR>
What I do suspect is that people tend to do what seems right for them. <BR>
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<FONT COLOR=0000ff>I have yet to see break out session close the door of their rooms. I don't give that specific instruction, it just never happens.<BR>
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