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Split Conversations?

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Poppy98

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Sometimes when there's a group in the same room there is one discussion even when people on your side aren't joining in and probably aren't listening, you're not supposed to start a second (even of you can't follow it). Sometimes it's the opposite. Anyone know when a second/alternate conversation is considered okay? (Obviously not when a group leader like the teacher or a supervisor is talking to everyone, but besides that?)
 
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