"The Encyclopedia of Bridge" provides this example layout:
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West leads the A
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This may be known either by the bidding or when counting the distribution during the play of the hand. Again from the Encyclopedia of Bridge:
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West leads a club and declarer puts up dummy's ace. East can signal with the 4,
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Scanian signals were created by Swedish expert Anders Wirgren. His writeup first appeared in the July 1991 edition of Bridge World magazine.
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