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It comes down to what is taught in Poland about the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth. The Union of Lublin isn't shown as unfavorable for Lithuania as it really was. A lot of the southern territories of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania was "given" to Poland but it was actually stolen by Poles, the Polish language overpowered the Lithuanian one among the elites, the common coin was Polish-based. At one point, the PLC starts to get treated like one big country, with Vilnus as one of the major cities of Poland. The Vilnius University shown as an important Polish university, Mickiewicz calling Lithuania his home while writing in Polish, etc. The whole stuff after the World War One is barely touched in the high school when barely anyone cares about history anyway, I guess most people don't even know it. With this lack of the knowledge, Vilnus is one of the lost Polish cities, just like Lviv. The current animosities are down to the early 2010s and Grybauskaitė being the president of Lithuania - when there was the increase of the Lithuanian subjects taught in the Polish schools, troubles with Polish surnames, places' and streets' names. The Polish hooligans were also quick to pick it up. To be honest, Lithuania isn't looked down at but people don't understand why Lithuania has the right not to like Poland.

got the 2 quotas because a skater can't get more than 16 points in the free skating even if they finish lower than that. With the other one being in the 12th position, Switzerland got exactly 28 points needed to qualify 2 skaters via the World Championships.

Most likely 3 or 4 nations will be left with nothing, depending mainly on the results of the Canadian pairs.

It's more about China/Andorra swap inside/outside top 20. China now gets 2 quota places instead 1 before Brazil gets their first one.

It does for women. 1 basic quota + 2 quota places for 11th-20th place is the same. But the allocation of the remaining quota places ends at 16th place for women as of today, with Poland gaining one more spot while Ukraine none.

Sweden with a great surge after 6th place yesterday. Moved up from 13th to 9th with 203 points, despite the OMRRL standings at the ISMF website saying something else.

Poland overtook Ukraine for the 16th place in the women's standings yesterday. Nobody from these countries starts today so it's Poland that is the last country with 4 quota places confirmed.

Both men from that team quit jumping and the only ones left are not good enough to compete internationally.

The "Next eligible NOC per stage" table shows only the next 3. Slovakia (Jagerčíková) in women's singles is sixth in the line now.

Two new basic quotas for men today

4 of 5 Colombians in the men's race have been disqualified for the use of fluorinated wax or tuning products.

Looks like 25:55.7 will be the cutoff time for the 300 FIS points.

So with more than 34 basic quota places granted, Round 3 isn't completed but Round 4 is started for the unused (host) quota places?

If noone beats Chen, then I think time 28:44.3 or less should be enough to get under 330 FIS points. But I'm not sure because it's almost 6 minutes behind the winner.

That's what they also had said. 4 quotas per D.2, each for a different NOC.

I understand that the last 4 spots go to 4 different NOCs because "only the NOCs with 1 or 0 athletes (...) will be allocated an additional quota place the NOC to participate in Individual or Men's/Mixed Team competitions". But I'll ask a copy editor I know if the wording is too ambiguous.

Are you sure about that? According to my calculations, here are the provisional standings as today: Country Men's Women's 4 4 1 3 1 4 1 4 2 3 2 3 3 3 4 3 4 3 4 3 1 4 4 3 2 1 1 3 4 3 1 1 2 2 2 3 4

If beats in overtime/PSO, will they both qualify regardless of the other match result?

So did we get the first basic quota olympic qualifications today?

Noskova replaces Vondrousova alongside Muchova in doubles. Hurkacz withdrew due to knee injury.

Internal qualification in slalom canoeing in Poland ended last month and Zwolińska won in both K1 and C1, so the C1 quota was unused/rejected/returned.

I was meant to fix that but the cache works sometimes weird and the table was few edits behind.

I guess the same applies to the OQT athletes. This also is in line with what SwimSwam was reporting in May.

Canoe Eligible and invited athletes with a Russian passport Aleksei KOROVASHKOV (M) – Invitation accepted This confirms Russian C2 at the Olympics. Polish Canoe Federation appealed against allowing AIN athletes competing in pairs (or more) but not teams yet but it seems to be a lost case as AIN pairs are allowed in other sports like tennis.

As far as I know, the mixed double pairings, one per NOC, must be submitted by 24 July and then that day ITF confirms who gets to play.