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    The two red F#s are the ones in question. I figure the first gets the alt-F#, but what of the second? If I use the normal F# or even XXXOOX I have a counter-motion going on against the E#. Yet if I play the alt-F#, I then have RH3 out of position for the D. That's going to cause a ghost note...
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