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@oliviapare123 No, because "some" can include just one. So, for example, imagine:
Group A contains three numbers: 1,2, and 3
Group B contains the number 1, so:
A ←s→ B
and Group C contains the number 2, so:
A ←s→ C
but, Groups B & C do not have any overlap, therefore B ←s→ C is invalid.