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The [http://www.scrabbleassociation.com/ '''National SCRABBLE Association'''] ('''NSA''') is the predecessor of the [[North American SCRABBLE Players Association]] as the governing organization
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The [http://www.scrabbleassociation.com/ '''National SCRABBLE Association'''] ('''NSA''') was the predecessor of the [[North American SCRABBLE Players Association]] as the governing organization
 
for [[club]] and [[tournament]] [[SCRABBLE]] play in Canada and the United States,
 
for [[club]] and [[tournament]] [[SCRABBLE]] play in Canada and the United States,
 
and as the organizer of national [[championships]].  
 
and as the organizer of national [[championships]].  
  
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As described in its [[NSA Exit Statement|exit statement]], it will operate until 2013-07-01 under a mandate from [[Hasbro]], Inc. to promote the SCRABBLE game
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As described in its [[NSA Exit Statement|exit statement]], it operated until 2013-06-30 under a mandate from [[Hasbro]], Inc. to promote the SCRABBLE game
 
in North America, concentrating on the [[School SCRABBLE Program]] and [[casual SCRABBLE]] clubs.
 
in North America, concentrating on the [[School SCRABBLE Program]] and [[casual SCRABBLE]] clubs.

Revision as of 08:17, 5 August 2013

The National SCRABBLE Association (NSA) was the predecessor of the North American SCRABBLE Players Association as the governing organization for club and tournament SCRABBLE play in Canada and the United States, and as the organizer of national championships.

As described in its exit statement, it operated until 2013-06-30 under a mandate from Hasbro, Inc. to promote the SCRABBLE game in North America, concentrating on the School SCRABBLE Program and casual SCRABBLE clubs.

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