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The document provides advice for playing sports fairly and with good sportsmanship. It emphasizes following the rules, respecting referees and opponents, having a positive attitude regardless of winning or losing, not cheating or starting fights, and representing yourself well through good conduct, tone, and language. Maintaining good sportsmanship is important as it helps you be well-liked and avoid a reputation as a "bad sport" or "cheater".
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