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Exposures
Once Exposed, Always Exposed
There's no taking a set back — anything placed face-up on the table stays that way for the rest of the hand, even if it turns out to be a mistake.
This rule protects the integrity of the game: opponents rely on exposed sets staying fixed when deciding what's safe to discard.
Example
If you accidentally call a discard you didn't need, that set is now permanently exposed — you can't quietly slide it back into your hand.