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Just now, sounak said:

We cannot have mixed team until men's ranking round starts

 

No I know that. I am talking about the women's results applied only to those eligible for the mixed team event 

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7 minutes ago, tirtha22 said:

But I see some teams already chosen their mixed team in advance

 

Mexico chosen archery mixed team in advance

Technically, teams can chose any of their archers for mixed team. The mixed team ranking will be based on their individual scores. So, normally all teams go with the top scorers only as 1) it is fair and 2) it gives them best ranking. 

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well, Lim will break WR if she makes 58 in the last round. team WR is impossible now

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Bring back the 1991 borders

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