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Definitions of Square Dance Calls and Concepts
 
Definitions of Square Dance Calls and Concepts
 
 
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Rotate [C1,C2,C3B]
   (Jim Davis)
C1: C2: C3B:     

$B8@8l(B
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
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Rotates (Rotate, Reverse Rotate, Single Rotate, and Reverse Single Rotate) are listed on different challenge lists according to the starting formation. EN: 10
Rotates (Rotate, Reverse Rotate, Single Rotate, Reverse Single Rotate) $B$O(B, $B%3!<%k$r;O$a$k(B formation $B$K=>$C$F(B, $B0[$J$k(B challenge list $B$K$"$j$^$9(B. JP: 10

At C1, EN: 20
C1 $B$G$O(B, JP: 20
Rotates can only be called from a Generalized Squared Set, or from similar formations (e.g., from Columns, the Ends only). EN: 30
Rotates $B$O(B, $B0lHLE*$J(B squared set, $B$^$?$O(B, $B;w$?(B formation ($BNc$($P(B, Column $B$N(B Ends $B$@$1(B) $B$+$i$N$_%3!<%k$5$l$^$9(B. JP: 30
At C2, EN: 40
C2 $B$G$O(B, JP: 40
Rotates can also be called from Parallel Lines or from a 2 x 2 (e.g., In Your Block Single Rotate 1/4). EN: 50
Rotates $B$O(B, $BJ?9T$J(B Lines $B$^$?$O(B 2 x 2 ($BNc$($P(B, In Your Block Single Rotate 1/4) $B$+$i$b%3!<%k$5$l$^$9(B. JP: 50
At C3B, EN: 60
C3B $B$G$O(B, JP: 60
Rotates can also be called from Columns. EN: 70
Rotates $B$O(B, Columns $B$+$i$b%3!<%k$5$l$^$9(B. JP: 70

Procedure for dancing Rotates: EN: 80
Rotates $B$rMY$k$?$a$NJ}K!(B: JP: 80
  1. Identify the center point of your setup. EN: 90
    $B<+J,$N(B setup $B$NCf?4E@$r3NG'$7$^$9(B. JP: 90

    The center point of your setup is the very center point of the square (commonly called the "flagpole center") except in the following cases: EN: 100
    $B<+J,$N(B setup $B$NCf?4E@$H$O(B, $B0J2<$N>l9g$r=|$-(B, square $B$N??$sCf(B ($B$h$/(B "flagpole center (flagpole: $B4z$6$*(B)" $B$H8@$o$l$^$9(B) $B$G$9(B: JP: 100

    1. If you are in a 2 x 4 formation and are in Lines, the center point is the Center of each Box (i.e., work Split). If you are in a 2 x 4 T-Bone, the center point for the Column dancers is the flagpole center, whereas the Line dancers are working Split. EN: 110
      $B$b$7(B, 2 x 4 formation $B$K$$$F(B Lines $B$G$"$l$P(B, $BCf?4E@$O(B each Box $B$N(B Center ($B$9$J$o$A(B, Split $B$GF0$-$^$9(B) $B$G$9(B. $B$b$7(B, 2 x 4 $B$N(B T-Bone $B$J$i(B, Line $B$N?M$,(B Split $B$GF0$/$N$KBP$7$F(B, Column $B$N?M$NCf?4E@$O(B flagpole center (squared set $B$NCf?4(B) $B$G$9(B.  JP: 110
    2. If Rotate is preceded by the term Split, then divide your formation into two equal subformations. The center point is the Center of your subformation. From a 2 x 4, Split means to divide the setup into two 2 x 2s, not two 1 x 4s. EN: 120
      $B$b$7(B, Rotate $B$NA0$K(B Split $B$N8@MU$,$"$l$P(B, formation $B$r(B 2 $B$D$NEy$7$$(B subformation $B$KJ,$1$^$9(B. $BCf?4E@$O(B subformation $B$N(B Center $B$G$9(B. 2 x 4 $B$+$i(B, Split $B$O(B setup $B$r(B 2 $B$D$N(B 2 x 2 $B$XJ,$1$k$3$H$r0UL#$7(B, 2 $B$D$N(B 1 x 4 $B$G$O$"$j$^$;$s(B. JP: 120
    3. If Rotate is preceded by the name of a formation in which to work, the center point is the Center of that formation. For example, from Columns consider 'Each Column Single Rotate 1/4'. In this case, the center point is the Center of the 1 x 4 setup. EN: 130
      $B$b$7(B, Rotate $B$NA0$K(B, $BF0$-$r9T$&(B formation $B$NL>A0$,$"$l$P(B, $BCf?4E@$O$=$N(B formation $B$N(B Center $B$G$9(B. $BNc$($P(B, Columns $B$+$i$N(B 'Each Column Single Rotate 1/4' $B$r9M$($F$_$^$7$g$&(B. $B$3$N>l9g(B, $BCf?4E@$O(B 1 x 4 setup $B$N(B Center $B$G$9(B. JP: 130
  2. Turn 1/4 relative to that center point according to the following rules: EN: 140
    $B2<5-$N%k!<%k$K=>$C$F(B, $B3NG'$7$?Cf?4E@$NJ}$X(B 1/4 $B8~$-$rJQ$($^$9(B: JP: 140

    RotateAs Couples 1/4 To Promenade
    Reverse RotateAs Couples 1/4 To Reverse Promenade
    Single Rotate
    Individually 1/4 To Promenade EN: 150
    Individually 1/4 To Promenade JP: 150
    Reverse Single Rotate
    Individually 1/4 To Reverse Promenade EN: 160
    Individually 1/4 To Reverse Promenade JP: 160

    1/4 To Promenade
    Turn 1/4 so that your left shoulder is toward the Center of your formation. EN: 170
    $B:8(B$B8*$,<+J,$N(B formation $B$N(B Center $B$X8~$/$h$&$K(B 1/4 $B$=$N>l$G2s$j$^$9(B. JP: 170
    1/4 To Reverse Promenade
    Turn 1/4 so that your right shoulder is toward the Center of your formation. EN: 180
    $B1&(B$B8*$,<+J,$N(B formation $B$N(B Center $B$X8~$/$h$&$K(B 1/4 $B$=$N>l$G2s$j$^$9(B. JP: 180
  3. Counter Rotate the given fraction around that center point. EN: 190
    $BCf?4E@$N2s$j$G(B Counter Rotate $B$rM?$($i$l$?(B fraction $B$@$19T$$$^$9(B. JP: 190

    From a Squared Set, active dancers work around the outside of the set. The inactive dancers should move into the center of the set. EN: 200
    Squared Set $B$+$i(B, $B%"%/%F%#%V$N%@%s%5!<$O(B set $B$N30B&$r2s$k$h$&$KF0$-$^$9(B. $B%"%/%F%#%V$G$J$$?M$O(B set $B$N(B Center $B$XF0$+$M$P$J$j$^$;$s(B.  JP: 200

When dancing Rotates, there are 3 things to listen for: EN: 210
Rotates $B$rMY$k$H$-$K$O(B, $B JP: 210

  1. Single or not; EN: 220
    Single $B$,$"$k$+$J$$$+(B; JP: 220
  2. Reverse or not; EN: 230
    Reverse $B$,$"$k$+$J$$$+(B; JP: 230
  3. How far. EN: 240
    $B$I$l$@$1F0$/$+(B. JP: 240

C1 Rotates (

from Squared Set EN: 250
Squared Set $B$+$i(B JP: 250
)

Rotate fraction [C1]:

(Those designated) As Couples 1/4 To Promenade & Counter Rotate the given fraction around the outside of the set as non-designated dancers (if any) move into the Center. EN: 260
($B;X<($5$l$??M$,(B) $B%+%C%W%k$G(B, promenade $B$NJ}$X(B 1/4 $B8~$-$rJQ$((B; Counter Rotate $B$rM?$($i$l$?(B fraction $B$@$1(B set $B$N30$r2s$k$h$&$K9T$$(B, $B;X<($5$l$J$+$C$??M$O(B ($B$b$7(B, $B$$$l$P(B) Center $B$XF0$-$^$9(B. JP: 260

Reverse Rotate fraction [C1]:

(Those designated) As Couples 1/4 To Reverse Promenade & Counter Rotate the given fraction around the outside of the set as non-designated dancers (if any) move into the Center. EN: 270
($B;X<($5$l$??M$,(B) $B%+%C%W%k$G(B, $B5U(B promenade $B$NJ}$X(B 1/4 $B8~$-$rJQ$((B; Counter Rotate $B$rM?$($i$l$?(B fraction $B$@$1(B set $B$N30$r2s$k$h$&$K9T$$(B, $B;X<($5$l$J$+$C$??M$O(B ($B$b$7(B, $B$$$l$P(B) Center $B$XF0$-$^$9(B. JP: 270

Single Rotate fraction [C1]:

(Those designated) Individually 1/4 To Promenade & Counter Rotate the given fraction around the outside of the set as non-designated dancers (if any) move into the Center. EN: 280
($B;X<($5$l$??M$,(B) 1 $B?M$G(B, promenade $B$NJ}$X(B 1/4 $B8~$-$rJQ$((B; Counter Rotate $B$rM?$($i$l$?(B fraction $B$@$1(B set $B$N30$r2s$k$h$&$K9T$$(B, $B;X<($5$l$J$+$C$??M$O(B ($B$b$7(B, $B$$$l$P(B) Center $B$XF0$-$^$9(B. JP: 280

Reverse Single Rotate fraction [C1]:

(Those designated) Individually 1/4 To Reverse Promenade & Counter Rotate the given fraction around the outside of the set as non-designated dancers (if any) move into the Center. EN: 290
($B;X<($5$l$??M$,(B) 1 $B?M$G(B, $B5U(B promenade $B$NJ}$X(B 1/4 $B8~$-$rJQ$((B; Counter Rotate $B$rM?$($i$l$?(B fraction $B$@$1(B set $B$N30$r2s$k$h$&$K9T$$(B, $B;X<($5$l$J$+$C$??M$O(B ($B$b$7(B, $B$$$l$P(B) Center $B$XF0$-$^$9(B. JP: 290

$BCm
  • Do not Face In or Bend The Line after a Rotate unless the caller explicitly tells you to do so. EN: 300
    Rotate $B$N8e(B, $B%3!<%i!<$N;X<($,$J$$8B$j(B, Face In $B$d(B Bend the Line $B$r$7$J$$$G$/$@$5$$(B.  JP: 300
  • Non-designated dancers move into the center of the set without changing their facing direction. EN: 310
    $B;X<($5$l$J$+$C$??M$O(B, set $B$N(B center $B$X(B, $B8~$-$rJQ$($:$KF0$-$^$9(B.  JP: 310
  • Rotate 1/4 (
    from Squared Set EN: 320
    Squared Set $B$+$i(B JP: 320
    )

     
       
    Heads Rotate 1/4
    $B$NA0(B
     As Couples 1/4 To Promenade
    $B$N8e(B
     Counter Rotate 1/4
    $B$N8e(B
    ($B=*$o$j(B)
    Single Rotate 1/2 (
    from Squared Set EN: 320
    Squared Set $B$+$i(B JP: 320
    )

     
         
    Heads Single Rotate 1/2
    $B$NA0(B
     1/4 To Promenade
    $B$N8e(B
     Counter Rotate 1/4
    $B$N8e(B
     Counter Rotate 1/4 (again)
    $B$N8e(B
    ($B=*$o$j(B)

    C2 Rotates (

    from Parallel Lines, or from a 2 x 2 but not from Columns EN: 340
    $BJ?9T$J(B Line $B$+$i(B, $B$^$?$O(B 2 x 2 ($B$?$@$7(B Column $B$G$O$J$/(B) $B$+$i(B): JP: 340
    ):

    Work in each Box of 4. EN: 350
    4 $B?M$N(B each Box $B$GF0$-$^$9(B. JP: 350

    Rotate fraction[C2]:

    As Couples 1/4 To Promenade and (working in the resulting Line of 4) Counter Rotate the given fraction. This is the same as As Couples Zag-Zig; Lockit n times (where n is the number of quarters within the given fraction: n=1 for 1/4, n=2 for 1/2, n=3 for 3/4, etc.). EN: 360
    $B%+%C%W%k$G(B, promenade $B$NJ}$X(B 1/4 $B8~$-$rJQ$((B, ($B7k2L$H$7$F$G$-$?(B 4 $B?M$N(B Line $B$GF0$/$h$&$K(B) Counter Rotate $B$rM?$($i$l$?(B fraction $B$@$19T$$$^$9(B. $B$3$l$O(B, As Couples Zag-Zig $B$r$7$F(B; Lockit $B$r(B n $B2s$9$k$3$H$HF1$8$G$9(B ($B$3$3$G(B n $B$O(B, $BM?$($i$l$?(B fraction $B$N(B 1/4 $B$N?t(B: 1/4 $B$G$O(B n=1, 1/2 $B$G$O(B n=2, 3/4 $B$G$O(B n=3, etc $B$G$9(B). JP: 360

    Reverse Rotate fraction [C2]:

    As Couples 1/4 To Reverse Promenade and (working in the resulting Line of 4) Counter Rotate the given fraction. Same as As Couples Zig-Zag; Lockit n times (where n is the number of quarters within the given fraction). EN: 370
    $B%+%C%W%k$G(B, $B5U(B promenade $B$NJ}$X(B 1/4 $B8~$-$rJQ$((B, ($B7k2L$H$7$F$G$-$?(B 4 $B?M$N(B Line $B$GF0$/$h$&$K(B) Counter Rotate $B$rM?$($i$l$?(B fraction $B$@$19T$$$^$9(B. $B$3$l$O(B, As Couples Zig-Zag $B$r$7$F(B; Lockit $B$r(B n $B2s$9$k$3$H$HF1$8$G$9(B ($B$3$3$G(B n $B$O(B, $BM?$($i$l$?(B fraction $B$N(B 1/4 $B$N?t$G$9(B). JP: 370

    Single Rotate fraction [C2]:

    Individually 1/4 To Promenade and Box Counter Rotate the given fraction. Same as Zag-Zig; Box|Split Counter Rotate the given fractionEN: 380
    1 $B?M$G(B, promenade $B$NJ}$X(B 1/4 $B8~$-$rJQ$((B, Box Counter Rotate $B$rM?$($i$l$?(B fraction $B$@$19T$$$^$9(B. $B$3$l$O(B, Zag-Zig $B$r$7$F(B; Box|Split Counter Rotate $B$rM?$($i$l$?(B fraction $B$@$19T$&$3$H$HF1$8$G$9(B. JP: 380

    Reverse Single Rotate fraction[C2]:

    Individually 1/4 To Reverse Promenade and Box Counter Rotate the given fraction. Same as Zig-Zag; Box|Split Counter Rotate the given fractionEN: 390
    1 $B?M$G(B, $B5U(B promenade $B$NJ}$X(B 1/4 $B8~$-$rJQ$((B, Box Counter Rotate $B$rM?$($i$l$?(B fraction $B$@$19T$$$^$9(B. $B$3$l$O(B, Zig-Zag $B$r$7$F(B; Box|Split Counter Rotate $B$rM?$($i$l$?(B fraction $B$@$19T$&$3$H$HF1$8$G$9(B. JP: 390

    Reverse Rotate 1/4 (
    from Parallel Lines EN: 400
    $BJ?9T$J(B Line $B$+$i(B JP: 400
    ):

     
       
    Reverse Rotate 1/4
    $B$NA0(B
     As Couples 1/4 To Reverse Promenade
    $B$N8e(B
     Line of 4 Counter Rotate 1/4
    $B$N8e(B
    ($B=*$o$j(B)
    Reverse Single Rotate 1/2 (
    from Parallel Lines EN: 400
    $BJ?9T$J(B Line $B$+$i(B JP: 400
    ):

     
       
    Reverse Single Rotate 1/2
    $B$NA0(B
     1/4 To Reverse Promenade
    $B$N8e(B
     Split Counter Rotate 1/2
    $B$N8e(B
    ($B=*$o$j(B)

    Cheat for Single Rotate 1/4 (from Lines): EN: 420
    Single Rotate 1/4 (Line $B$+$i(B) $B$N(B Cheat: JP: 420
    Leaders Left-faced U-Turn Back; Belles Walk; Beaus Dodge. EN: 430
    Leaders $B$O(B Left-faced U-Turn Back $B$r$7$F(B; Belles Walk; Beaus Dodge. JP: 430
    Cheat for Reverse Single Rotate 1/4 (from Lines): EN: 440
    Reverse Single Rotate 1/4 (Line $B$+$i(B) $B$N(B Cheat: JP: 440
    Leaders Right-faced U-Turn Back; Beaus Walk; Belles Dodge. EN: 450
    Leaders $B$O(B Right-faced U-Turn Back $B$r$7$F(B; Beaus Walk; Belles Dodge. JP: 450

    Be aware that there are many dancers who use these cheats. Also, experienced dancers often seem as if they are dancing this way (when they are Trailers they simply do some sort of Walk & Dodge movement). We believe it is okay to dance this way if you still think in your mind to 'turn 1/4 & Box Counter Rotate', so that you keep in mind that there is a flowing direction toward which you can Roll. Note that this cheat will not work if the fraction is 0/4. If the fraction is greater than 1/4 then use Box Counter Rotates for the rest of the call. EN: 460
    $BB?$/$N%@%s%5!<$,(B, $B$3$N(B cheat $B$r;H$C$F$$$k$H$$$&$3$H$rCN$C$F$*$$$F$/$@$5$$(B. $B$^$?(B, $B7P83$r$D$s$@%@%s%5!<$,(B, $B$7$P$7$P(B, $B$3$NMM$KMY$C$F$$$k$h$&$K;W$($k$3$H$r8+$+$1$^$9(B (Trailers $B$N$H$-$K(B, $BC1$K(B Walk & Dodge $B$N$h$&$KF0$/(B). $B;dC#$O(B, 'turn 1/4 & Box Counter Rotate' $B$r?4$NCf$G9M$($F$$$F(B, flow $B$,$"$j(B Roll $B$G$-$k$H$$$&$3$H$rCN$C$F$$$k$J$i(B, $B!V$h$7!W$H$7$^$9(B. $B$3$N(B cheat $B$O(B, fraction $B$,(B 0/4 $B$N$H$-$K$O;H$($J$$$3$H$KCm0U$7$F$/$@$5$$(B. Fraction $B$,(B 1/4 $B$h$jBg$-$$$H$-$K(B, Box Counter Rotates $B$,$"$j$^$9(B. JP: 460

    C3B Rotates (

    from Columns and other formations EN: 470
    Column $B$H(B, $BB>$N(B formation $B$+$i(B JP: 470
    ):

    Rotate 1/4 (
    from Columns EN: 480
    Column $B$+$i(B JP: 480
    ):

     
       
    Rotate 1/4
    $B$NA0(B
     As Couples 1/4 To Promenade
    $B$N8e(B
     Counter Rotate 1/4
    $B$N8e(B
    ($B=*$o$j(B)
    Single Rotate 1/4 (
    from Columns EN: 480
    Column $B$+$i(B JP: 480
    ):

     
       
    Single Rotate 1/4
    $B$NA0(B
     1/4 To Promenade
    $B$N8e(B
     Counter Rotate 1/4
    $B$N8e(B
    ($B=*$o$j(B)

    Single Rotate 1/4 (

    from a T-Bone 2 x 4 EN: 500
    T-Bone $B$N(B 2 x 4 $B$+$i(B JP: 500
    ):

    In this example, the dancers work as if they are in Columns whereas the dancers work as if they are in Lines (i.e., work Split) EN: 510
    $B$3$NNc$G$O(B, $B$N?M$O(B Column $B$K$$$k$H$7$FF0$-(B, $B$N?M$O(B Line $B$K$$$k$H$7$FF0$-(B ($B$9$J$o$A(B, Split $B$G(B) $B$^$9(B. JP: 510

    before
    Single Rotate 1/4
    after
    Some work Split: EN: 520
    Some work Split: JP: 520
    all 1/4 To Promenade
    Some work Split:
    all EN: 530
    Some work Split:
    all
     JP: 530
    Counter Rotate 1/4
    ($B=*$o$j(B)

    Split Single Rotate 1/4 (

    from Columns EN: 540
    Column $B$+$i(B JP: 540
    ):

    before
    Split Single Rotate 1/4
    after
    Split 1/4 To Promenade
    after
    Split Counter Rotate 1/4
    ($B=*$o$j(B)

    Note: from Parallel Lines, Split Single Rotate is the same as Single RotateEN: 550
    $BCmSplit Single Rotate $B$O(B Single Rotate $B$HF1$8$G$9(B. JP: 550

    $B

    $B$B;O$a$N(B formation:

     
    after
    Single Rotate 1/4
      after
    Diamond Single Rotate 1/4
    ( See Diamond anything Concept [C4])

    $B$B;O$a$N(B formation:

    Single Rotate 1/4
    $B$N8e(B

    Split Single Rotate 1/4
    $B$N8e(B

    Split Split Single Rotate 1/4
    $B$N8e(B

    Hints for dancing Rotates: EN: 560
    Rotates $B$rMY$k$?$a$N%R%s%H(B: JP: 560
    • On Rotate or Single Rotate, turn 1/4 (As Couples or Individually) so that your Left-shoulder is toward the center of your setup. EN: 570
      Rotate $B$^$?$O(B Single Rotate $B$G$O(B, $B:88*(B$B$r<+J,$N(B setup $B$N(B center $B$NJ}$XF0$+$9$h$&$K(B 1/4 $B$=$N>l$G2s$j$^$9(B ($B%+%C%W%k$+(B 1 $B?M$G(B). JP: 570
    • On Reverse Rotate or Reverse Single Rotate, turn 1/4 (As Couples or Individually) so that your Right-shoulder is toward the center of your setup. ('Reverse' and 'Right' both begin with 'R'.) EN: 580
      Reverse Rotate $B$^$?$O(B Reverse Single Rotate $B$G$O(B, $B1&8*(B$B$r<+J,$N(B setup $B$N(B center $B$NJ}$XF0$+$9$h$&$K(B 1/4 $B$=$N>l$G2s$j$^$9(B ($B%+%C%W%k$+(B 1 $B?M$G(B). ('Reverse' $B$H(B 'Right' $B$O(B, $BN>J}(B 'R' $B$G;O$^$C$F$$$^$9(B.) JP: 580
    • Rotate means As Couples; Single Rotate means IndividuallyEN: 590
      Rotate $B$O(B $B!V%+%C%W%k$G!W(B; Single Rotate $B$O(B $B!V(B1 $B?M$G!W(B $B$r0UL#$7$^$9(B. JP: 590
    • If no fraction is given, then assume 1/4. In our opinion, the caller should always give a fractionEN: 600
      $B$b$7(B, fraction $B$,$J$$$H$-$O(B, 1/4 $B$H$7$F$/$@$5$$(B. $B;dC#$N0U8+$G$O(B, $B%3!<%i!<$O>o$K(Bfraction $B$rM?$($k$Y$-$G$9(B. JP: 600
    • The caller can give the fraction 0 (or 0/4), in which case just turn 1/4 and do not Counter Rotate at all. EN: 610
      $B%3!<%i!<$O(B fraction 0 ($B$^$?$O(B 0/4) $B$H$9$k$3$H$,$G$-$^$9(B. $B$3$N>l9g(B, $B$=$N>l$G(B 1/4 $B2s$k$@$1$G(B, Counter Rotate $B$O2?$b$7$^$;$s(B. JP: 610

    Why is the Rotate FAMILY split across three levels? The answer is that the definition of Rotate is inconsistent, in the sense that the definition is formation-dependent. In our opinion, dancers should have one concise definition that can be applied to any legal starting formation. The C2-style Rotates are the culprits, and we believe these Rotates should have been named Split Rotate (instead of Rotate), and Split Single Rotate (instead of Single Rotate), so that there would be no conflict. Unfortunately, Rotates were not defined quite so cleanly. EN: 620
    $B$J$<(B, Rotate FAMILY $B$O(B 3 $B$D$N%l%Y%k$K$^$?$,$C$F$$$k$N$G$7$g$&$+(B? $BEz$($O(B, Rotate $B$NDj5A$,(B formation $B$K0MB8$7$F$$$F(B, $B0l4S@-$,$J$$$+$i$G$9(B. $B;dC#$N0U8+$G$O(B, $BDj5A$O%@%s%5!<$K$H$C$F(B 1 $B$D$N4J7i$J$b$N$G(B, $B$I$NE,@Z$J;O$a$N(B formation $B$+$i;H$($k$b$N$G$"$k$Y$-$G$9(B. C2 $B%9%?%$%k$N(B Rotates $B$K$OLdBj$,$"$j(B, $B$3$l$i$N(B Rotates $B$O(B Split Rotate (Rotate $B$G$J$/(B) $B$H(B Split Single Rotate (Single Rotate $B$G$J$/(B) $B$HL>$E$1$k$Y$-$G$7$?(B, $B$=$&$9$l$PL7=b$,$"$j$^$;$s(B. $B;DG0$J$,$i(B, Rotates $B$O$-$A$s$H@0M}$7$FDj5A$5$l$^$;$s$G$7$?(B. update JP: 620

    $BCounter Rotate [C1].

    CALLERLAB definition for Rotate
    CALLERLAB definition for Reverse Rotate
    CALLERLAB definition for Single Rotate
    CALLERLAB definition for Reverse Single Rotate

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