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Yes, but one thing that you would have to take into consideration is how much the ball hooks in the last 12-20 feet of the lane, or the part of the lane that oil is not placed on. A slowly thrown ball that looks like it is hooking good for the first 40-45 feet will hook more once it gets to the section of the lane that doesn't have oil on it. A faster thrown ball does not have to worry about an extreme hook of the ball at the backend of the lane like a slower thrown ball does.
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