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Hey, olympic fans. We could discuss, day after day, how the olympics would have lookood like if they were to happen in 2020 as planned. That could be fun, a nice discussion, good for the hard times when there are no live sport on tv and we are all fighting with this virus, It could look like this; Let;s pretend this is day -2, July 22nd What are your predictions for: 1/. SOFTBALL - Women's tournament Australia - Japan Italy - United States Mexico - Canada and a general question considering sotball - do you think playing softball games(opening event for the whole olympics) in Fukushima is a good idea? Is it safe out there after the earthquake and damaged reactor? Would these games be a success to show the world that it is safe and clear over there? 2./ FOOTBALL - Women's tournament The qualifications haven't finished yet. What are your predictions for remaining spots? I say CHINA will qualify with a win over Korea Republic And CHILE will qualify with a win over Cameroon I made a kind of draw for groups using FIFA ranking (and a rule that only one team from the same continental association in one group) and the first matches would be: what are your predictions? group A Japan - New Zealand Sweden - Canada group B United States - Great Britain China - Chile group C Netherlands - Brazil Australia - Zambia and a general question considering football - will Megan Rapinoe be one of the greatest stars of the Tokyo Olympics? How will her postmatch look like? Any strong opinions from her and interesting statements? and which player will score the most goals in opening matches? Let's play the predictons games. It may be fun. If you like it, I will prepare the questions for day 23th July later, Greetings, stay healthy, stay home! Rafal

It looks there will be no olympics this summer. Let's play the game then. Let's do the olympics online. The game is IT SHOULD HAVE HAPPENED TODAY, Today is 23rd. Tomorrow, on 24th, there should be the opening ceremony. The questions for tomorrow, 24 th: 1. WHO WILL LIT THE OLYMPIC FLAME? 2. WHO WILL BE YOUR COUNTRY FLAG BEARER? 3. WHICH COUNTRY WILL LOOK THE BEST IN THE PARADE OF NATIONS? And what happened so far? On 22nd, sotfball and women's football. Japan beats Australia in opening softball match, it was played in Fukushima to show the world it is safe out there. And first win for TEAM CANADA in softball against Mexico. In women's football USA plays very well, an easy win over New Zealand, postmatch interview with Megan Rapinoe gets viral - strong words on Trump, on world situation, on women rights, on minorities rights etc. Canada wins over Zambia 3-0. On 23rd, softball again and men's football. US proves to be too strong for Canada in a softball, but don't worry, there will be many chances for a revenge in other disciplines. In men's football great play by Spain (3-0 vs Korea Rep.) and by Argentina (3-0 vs New Zealand). Good games for France (2-1 vs Ivory Coast) and Brazil (2-1 vs South Africa), It is a pity Canada didn;t qualify, but Mexico and USA were too strong in qualifying championships. And they prove they are strong with Mexico-Romania 1-0 and USA-New Zealand 1-1. The biggest upset is Egypt win over Germany 2-1 with great play by Mo Salah who scores twice!!! Let;s play together, here is the schedule https://tokyo2020.org/en/schedule/ and here are qualification systems https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2020_Summer_Olympics#Sports

It looks there will be no olympics this summer. Let's play the game then. Let's do the olympics online. The game is IT SHOULD HAVE HAPPENED TODAY, Today is 23rd. Tomorrow, on 24th, there should be the opening ceremony. The questions for tomorrow, 24 th: 1. WHO WILL LIT THE OLYMPIC FLAME? 2. WHO WILL BE YOUR COUNTRY FLAG BEARER? 3. WHICH COUNTRY WILL LOOK THE BEST IN THE PARADE OF NATIONS? And what happened so far? On 22nd, sotfball and women's football. Japan beats Australia in opening softball match, it was played in Fukushima to show the world it is safe out there. And first win for TEAM CANADA in softball against Mexico. In women's football USA plays very well, an easy win over New Zealand, postmatch interview with Megan Rapinoe gets viral - strong words on Trump, on world situation, on women rights, on minorities rights etc. Canada wins over Zambia 3-0. On 23rd, softball again and men's football. US proves to be too strong for Canada in a softball, but don't worry, there will be many chances for a revenge in other disciplines. In men's football great play by Spain (3-0 vs Korea Rep.) and by Argentina (3-0 vs New Zealand). Good games for France (2-1 vs Ivory Coast) and Brazil (2-1 vs South Africa), It is a pity Canada didn;t qualify, but Mexico and USA were too strong in qualifying championships. And they prove they are strong with Mexico-Romania 1-0 and USA-South Africa 1-1. The biggest upset is Egypt win over Germany 2-1 with great play by Mo Salah who scores twice!!! Let;s play together, here is the schedule https://tokyo2020.org/en/schedule/ and here are qualification systems https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2020_Summer_Olympics#Sports

Pan Pacs vs Euro 2018 Medals 1. United States 10-9-7 26 2. Australia 7-5-6 18 3. Japan 3-4-4 11 4. Russia 3-4-3 10 5. Great Britain 3-2-3 8 6. Canada 2-1-4 7 7. Hungary 2-1-1 4 8. Italy 1-4-4 9 9. Ukraine 1-1-1 3 10. Sweden 1-1-0 2 11. Germany 1-0-1 2 12. Brazil 1-0-0 1 13. France 0-1-2 3 14. Denmark 0-1-0 1 Greece 0-1-0 1 China 0-0-0 0 (but let's wait for Asian Games) Poland 0-0-0 0 :-((((((((((((((((((((

Pan Pacs vs Euro 2018 (but let's wait for Team China Results in Asia Games, before we do our predictions for Tokyo) M 400 ind med. Chase Kalisz USA 4.07.95 P1 David Verraszto HUN 4.10.65 E1 Max Litchfield GBR 4.11.00 E2 Kosuke Hagino JPN 4.11.13 P2 Daiya Seto JPN 4.12.60 P3 Jay Litherland USA 4.12.87 P4 Joan Lluis Pons ESP 4.14.26 E3 Lewis Clareburt NZL 4.14.27 P5 W 400 ind med. Yui Ohashi JPN 4.33.77 P1 Fantine Lesaffre FRA 4.34.17 E1 Ilaria Cusinato ITA 4.35.05 E2 Hannah Miley GBR 4.35.34 E3 Melanie Margalis USA 4.35.60 P2 Aimee Willmott GBR 4.35.77 E4 Sakiko Shimizu JPN 4.36.27 P3 Zsuzsanna Jakabos HUN 4.38.48 E5 M 400 free Jack McLoughlin AUS 3.44.20 P1 Mack Horton AUS 3.44.31 P2 Mykhailo Romanchuk UKR 3.45.18 E1 Zane Grothe USA 3.45.37 P3 Henrik Christiansen NOR 3.47.07 E2 Henning Muhlleitner GER 3.47.18 E3 Felix Aubock AUT 3.47.24 E4 Victor Johansson SWE 3.47.74 E5 W 4x100 free Australia 3.31.58 United States 3.33.45 Canada 3.34.07 France 3.34.65 Netherlands 3.34.77 Japan 3.36.93 Denmark 3.37.03 Great Britain 3.37.26 W 400 free Katie Ledecky USA 3.58.50 P1 Ariarne Titmus AUS 3.59.66 P2 Simona Quadarella ITA 4.03.35 E1 Ajna Kesely HUN 4.03.57 E2 Leah Smith USA 4.04.23 P3 Holly Hibbott GBR 4.05.01 E3 Anna Egorova RUS 4.06.03 E4 Sarah Kohler GER 4.07.68 E5 M 100 breast Adam Peaty GBR 57.10 E1 James Wilby GBR 58.64 E2 Anton Chupkov RUS 59.06 E3 Yasuhiro Koseki JPN 59.08 P1 Jake Packard AUS 59.20 P2 Kirill Prigoda RUS 59.20 E4 7. Joao Gomes Junior BRA 59.60 P3 8. Fabio Scozzoli ITA 59.61 E5 W 100 fly Rikako Ikee JPN 56.08 P1 Sarah Sjostrom SWE 56.23 E1 Kelsi Dahlia USA 56.44 P2 Emma McKeon AUS 56.54 P3 Svetlana Chimrova RUS 57.40 E2 Elena Di Liddo ITA 57.68 E3 Ilaria Bianchi ITA 57.72 E4 Anna Ntountounaki GRE 57.77 E5 M 4x100 free Brazil 3.12.02 Russia 3.12.23 Australia 3.12.53 Japan 3.12.54 Italy 3.12.90 Poland 3.14.20 Canada 3.14.50 Hungary 3.14.51 / United States DSQ W 100 breast Lilly King USA 1.05.44 P1 Yuliya Yefimova RUS 1.05.53 E1 Jessica Hansen AUS 1.06.20 P2 Ruta Meilutyte LTU 1.06.26 E2 Reona Aoki JPN 1.06.34 P3 Satomi Suzuki JPN 1.06.51 P4 Arianna Castiglioni ITA 1.06.54 E3 Micah Sumrall USA 1.06.56 P5 M 200 free Duncan Scott GBR 1.45.34 E1 Townley Haas USA 1.45.56 P1 Andrew Seliskar USA 1.45.74 P2 Katsuhiro Matsumoto JPN 1.45.92 P3 Danas Rapsys LTU 1.46.07 E2 Fernando Scheffer BRA 1.46.12 P4 Mikhail Dovgalyuk RUS 1.46.15 E3 James Guy GBR 1.46.20 E4 M 100 back Ryan Murphy USA 51.94 P1 Kliment Kolesnikov RUS 52.53 E1 Evgeny Rylov RUS 52.74 E2 Ryosuke Irie JPN 52.78 P2 Mitch Larkin AUS 52.88 P3 Matthew Grevers USA 52.99 P4 Apostolos Christou GRE 53.72 E3 Robert Glinta ROU 53.81 E4 W 100 back Kylie Masse CAN 58.61 P1 Emily Seebohm AUS 58.72 P2 Kathleen Baker USA 58.83 P3 Regan Smith USA 58.95 P4 Anastasia Fesikova RUS 59.19 E1 Kaylee McKeown AUS 59.25 P5 Natsumi Sakai JPN 59.33 P6 Georgia Davies GBR 59.36 E2 W 200 ind med. Yui Ohashi JPN 2.08.16 P1 Sydney Pickrem CAN 2.09.07 P2 Miho Teramura JPN 2.09.86 P3 Ella Eastin USA 2.09.90 P4 Katinka Hosszu HUN 2.10.17 E1 Ilaria Cusinato ITA 2.10.25 E2 Melanie Margalis USA 2.10.67 P5 Maria Ugolkova SUI 2.10.83 E3 M 200 fly Kristof Milak HUN 1.52.79 E1 Daiya Seto JPN 1.54.34 P1 Tamas Kenderesi HUN 1.54.36 E2 Leonardo de Deus BRA 1.54.89 P2 Zach Harting USA 1.55.05 P3 David Morgan AUS 1.55.82 P4 Federico Burdisso ITA 1.55.97 E3 Mack Darragh CAN 1.56.27 P5 W 200 free Taylor Ruck CAN 1.54.44 P1 Rikako Ikee JPN 1.54.85 P2 Charlotte Bonnet FRA 1.54.95 E1 Katie Ledecky USA 1.55.15 P3 Allison Schmitt USA 1.56.71 P4 Femke Heemskerk NED 1.56.72 E2 Anastasia Guzhenkova RUS 1.56.77 E3 Kayla Sanchez CAN 1.57.23 P5 M 4x200 free United States 7.04.36 Australia 7.04.70 Great Britain 7.05.32 Russia 7.06.66 Italy 7.07.58 Japan 7.08.07 Germany 7.09.31 Brazil 7.11.65 W 200 fly Boglarka Kapas HUN 2.07.13 E1 Svetlana Chimrova RUS 2.07.33 E2 Hali Flickinger USA 2.07.35 P1 Alys Thomas GBR 2.07.42 E3 Sachi Mochida JPN 2.07.66 P2 Franziska Hentke GER 2.07.75 E4 Ana Caterina Monteiro POR 2.08.03 E5 Katie Drabot USA 2.08.40 P3 M 100 free Kyle Chalmers AUS 48.00 P1 Alessandro Miressi ITA 48.01 E1 Jack Cartwright AUS 48.22 P2 Caeleb Dressel USA 48.22 P2 ex 5. Duncan Scott GBR 48.23 E2 6. Mehdy Metella FRA 48.24 E3 7. Marcelo Chierighini BRA 48.36 P4 Vladislav Grinev RUS 48.36 E4 M 200 breast Anton Chupkov RUS 2.06.80 E1 Ippei Watanabe JPN 2.07.75 P1 Zac Stubblety-Cook AUS 2.07.89 P2 Matthew Wilson AUS 2.08.22 P3 Yasuhiro Koseki JPN 2.08.25 P4 James Wilby GBR 2.08.39 E2 Joshua Prenot USA 2.08.44 P5 Luca Pizzini ITA 2.08.54 E3 W 4x200 free Australia 7.44.12 United States 7.44.37 Canada 7.47.28 Japan 7.48.96 Great Britain 7.51.65 Russia 7.52.87 Germany 7.53.76 France 7.53.86 M 200 back Evgeny Rylov RUS 1.53.36 E1 Ryan Murphy USA 1.53.57 P1 Ryosuke Irie JPN 1.55.12 P2 Matthew Katz Austin USA 1.56.00 P3 Radosław Kawęcki POL 1.56.07 E2 Mitchell Larkin AUS 1.56.12 P4 Matteo Restivo ITA 1.56.29 E3 Kenta Sunama JPN 1.57.03 P5 W 100 free Cate Campbell AUS 52.03 P1 Simone Manuel USA 52.66 P2 Taylor Ruck CAN 52.72 P3 Sarah Sjostrom SWE 52.93 E1 Mallory Comerford USA 52.94 P4 Rikako Ikee JPN 53.14 P5 Femke Heemskerk NED 53.23 E2 Charlotte Bonnet FRA 53.35 E3 W 200 breast Yuliya Yefimova RUS 2.21.31 E1 Micah Sumrall USA 2.21.88 P1 Lilly King USA 2.22.12 P2 Satomi Suzuki JPN 2.22.22 P3 Jessica Vall ESP 2.23.02 E2 Molly Renshaw GBR 2.23.43 E3 Marina Garcia Urzainqui ESP 2.23.63 E4 Reona Aoki JPN 2.24.46 P4 M 200 ind med. Chase Kalisz USA 1.55.40 P1 Mitch Larkin AUS 1.56.21 P2 Kosuke Hagino JPN 1.56.66 P3 Jeremy Desplanches SUI 1.57.04 E1 Daiya Seto JPN 1.57.36 P4 Abrahm Devine USA 1.57.81 P5 Philip Heintz GER 1.57.83 E2 Max Litchfield GBR 1.57.96 E3 M 100 fly Piero Codia ITA 50.64 E1 Caeleb Dressel USA 50.75 P1 Mehdy Metella FRA 51.24 E2 Jack Conger USA 51.32 P2 James Guy GBR 51.42 E3 Vinicius Lanza BRA 51.44 P3 Kristof Milak HUN 51.51 E4 Grant Irvine AUS 51.65 P4 / Egor Kuimov RUS 51.65 E5 ??? M 50 free Ben Proud GBR 21.34 E1 Kristian Golomeev GRE 21.44 E2 Michael Andrew USA 21.46 P1 Andrea Vergani ITA 21.68 E3 Vladimir Morozov RUS 21.74 E4 Caeleb Dressel USA 21.93 P2 Simonas Bilis LTU 21.97 E5 Yuri Kisil CAN 22.02 P3 W 200 back Kathleen Baker USA 2.06.14 P1 Margherita Panziera ITA 2.06.18 E1 Taylor Ruck CAN 2.06.41 P2 Regan Smith USA 2.06.46 P3 Kylie Masse CAN 2.07.00 P4 Kaylee McKeown AUS 2.07.01 P5 Emily Seebohm AUS 2.07.12 P6 Daria Ustinova RUS 2.07.12 E2 W 800 free Katie Ledecky USA 8.09.13 P1 Simona Quadarella ITA 8.16.45 E1 Ariarne Titmus AUS 8.17.07 P2 Leah Smith USA 8.17.21 P3 Ajna Kesely HUN 8.22.01 E2 Anna Egorova RUS 8.24.71 E3 Kiah Melverton AUS 8.25.64 P4 Sarah Kohler GER 8.25.91 E4 W 50 free Sarah Sjostrom SWE 23.74 E1 Pernille Blume DEN 23.75 E2 Cate Campbell AUS 23.81 P1 Ranomi Kromowidjojo NED 24.21 E3 Simone Manuel USA 24.22 P2 Emma McKeon AUS 24.34 P3 Maria Kameneva RUS 24.40 E4 Taylor Ruck CAN 24.47 P4 M 1500 free Florian Wellbrock GER 14.36.15 E1 Mykhailo Romanchuk UKR 14.36.88 E2 Gregorio Paltrinieri ITA 14.42.85 E3 Jordan Wilimovsky USA 14.46.93 P1 Zane Grothe USA 14.48.40 P2 Domenico Acerenza ITA 14.51.88 E4 Jack McLoughlin AUS 14.55.92 P3 Henrik Christiansen NOR 14.56.97 E5 W 4x100 med. Australia 3.52.74 United States 3.53.21 Russia 3.54.22 Japan 3.55.03 Canada 3.55.14 Denmark 3.56.69 Great Britain 3.56.91 Italy 3.57.00 M 4x100 med. United States 3.30.20 Japan 3.30.25 Great Britain 3.30.44 Australia 3.30.52 Russia 3.32.03 Brazil 3.32.16 Germany 3.33.52 Lithuania 3.33.70 M 800 free Mykhailo Romanchuk UKR 7.42.96 E1 Zane Grothe USA 7.43.74 P1 Gregorio Paltrinieri ITA 7.45.12 E2 Jordan Wilimovsky USA 7.45.19 P2 Florian Wellbrock GER 7.45.60 E3 Henrik Christiansen NOR 7.46.75 E4 Jack McLoughlin AUS 7.47.31 P3 Jan Micka CZE 7.49.73 E5 W 1500 free Katie Ledecky USA 15.38.97 P1 Simona Quadarella ITA 15.51.61 E1 Sarah Kohler GER 15.57.85 E2 Kiah Melverton AUS 16.00.08 P2 Leah Smith USA 16.00.82 P3 Ajna Kesely HUN 16.03.22 E3 Kareena Lee AUS 16.03.26 P4 Tjasa Oder SLO 16.10.46 E4 Mixed 4x100 medley Australia 3.38.91 Great Britain 3.40.18 Japan 3.40.98 United States 3.41.74 Russia 3.42.71 Italy 3.44.85 Netherlands 3.45.57 Germany 3.45.82

O tak, złoto w kajakach byłoby super, ile można czekać, no ile? :-) pozdrawiam serdecznie, RG

Oh yeah, I say the same all the time. Why not to send someone who went through the world or continental qualies. Or made the A or B standards in athletics or swimming. Because leaving some of them at home is our Polish speciality, sad but true.

Fajnie widzieć tu kogoś z Polski, pozdrawiam. Bardzo ciekawe te Twoje typy. Ja już planuję urlop w pracy na Tokio. Tym razem jeszcze przed tv, ale Paryż 2024 mam nadzieję zobaczyć już na miejscu. A potem, kto wie, może Warszawa 2044? :-) To byłoby moje marzenie. Pozdrawiam serdecznie. RG

ok, thank you for some insider knowledge, I haven't known that yet. Good luck for him in the next days, then

Ok, you may be right, but that is exactly why 110 hurdles and HJ is very interesting for me, and 800 free is only interesting a bit.... and as many many said before - why didn't thay add 50 back, 50 fly and 50 breast? Would be much better to watch than additonal 800 and 1500 Let's put the thread - PREDICTION OF THE EVENTS WITH THE CLOSEST CONTESTS AT THE TOKYO 2020 OLYMPICS - it can be fun :-))))))

You are right - After what we all saw yesterday - definitely Milak in 200 fly. Tut mir sehr leid, Chad... ;-) But what about Paltrinieri now? It was Strange what we've Seen And if not strange, than definitely not expected

Swimming - Men 50 free - Benjamin Proud GBR 100 free - Vladimir Morozov RUS 200 free - Kyle Chalmers AUS 400 free - Mack Horton AUS 800 free - Gregorio Paltrinieri ITA 1500 free - Gregorio Paltrinieri ITA 100 back - Jiayu Xu CHN 200 back - Evgeny Rylov RUS 100 breast - Adam Peaty GBR 200 breast - Ippei Watanabe JPN 100 but - Caeleb Dressel USA 200 but - Chad le Clos RSA 200 med - Chase Kalisz USA 400 med - Chase Kalisz USA 4x100 free - USA 4x200 free - USA 4x100 med - USA

Poland Archery: 1 man, 1 women - 2 Artistic Swimming: Athletics: approx. 60 but I don't really understand this new qualification system - where can I find the explanation of it? Badminton: one player in each singles competition and two doubles - 6 Baseball: 0 Basketball: 0 - which is very very sad, I would love to see men's team in the olympics, they played in 1980 last time Beach Volleyball: 2 men pairs, 1 female - 6 Boxing: 1 woman, 1 man - 2 Canoeing - Slalom: K1 M, C1 M, K1 W - 3 Canoeing - Sprint: a lot of them - 10 at least Cycling - BMX: 0 Cycling - Mountain Bike: 2 women, 1 man - 3 Cycling - Road: 4 men, 3 women - 7 Cycling - Track: app. 8 Diving: 1 men Equestrian: 1 place in eventing Fencing: one team, and few individuals - 6 Field Hockey: 0 Football: 0 Golf: 0 Gymnastics - Artistic: 1 female Gymnastics - Rhythmic: 1 female Gymnastics - Trampoline: 0 Handball: 0 - which is very sad because men's team was in the semis in Rio Judo: 3 men, 3 women - 6 Karate: 3 Modern Pentathlon: 2 female, 1 man - 3 Rowing: a lot - sth like 20 Rugby Sevens: 0 Sailing: 10 Shooting: 5 Skateboarding: 0 Softball: 0 Sport Climbing: 1 - one man Surfing: 0 Swimming: 12-18, it all depends how many relays we can qualify Table Tennis: both teams can make it - 6 Taekwondo: 1 male, 1 female - 2 Tennis: Agnieszka Radwańska is slowly finishing her career, I'm not even sure she's gonna play in Tokyo, but if she does - then 1 more woman in singles, 1 man in singles, and some doubles players - all together sth like 7 Triathlon: 1 man, 1 female - 2 Volleyball: men team - 12 Water Polo: 0 Weightlifting: 3 men, 3 female - 6 - or 0 because we don't make it due to doping cases , and to be honest - I don't really care Wrestling: 3 women, 3 freestyle men, 3 greco-roman - 9 All together: 227 - which is a bit less than I wrote here before (250) - but maybe some other team sports can make it? Women's volleyball and handball especially - 227 + 24 = 251. But it's wishful thinking I'm afraid

In women's athletics I think Lasitskene and Thiam are the biggest favourites for gold

Athletics - Women 100 - Marie-Josee Ta Lou CIV 200 - Sherika Jackson JAM 400 - Shaunae Miller-Uibo BAH 800 - Ajee Wilson USA 1500 - Genzebe Dibaba ETH 5000 - somebody from KEN 10000 - somebody from KEN marathon - somebody from KEN 3000 sc - Beatrice Chipkoech KEN 100 hurdles - Kendra Harrison USA 400 hurdles - Sydney McLaughlin USA high jump - Mariya Lasitskene RUS pole vault - Sandi Morris USA long jump - Ivana Spanovic SRB triple jump - Caterine Ibarguen COL shot put - Lijiao Gong CHN discus throw - Sandra Perkovic CRO hammer throw - Anita Włodarczyk POL javelin throw - Huihui Lyu CHN heptathlon - Nafissatou Thiam BEL race walk 20 km - somebody from CHN 4x100 - USA 4x400 - USA

And don't forget Chinese. In 2 years, Chinese may be the Strongest. Na Luo threw 75m in Halle, and she's only 25

And how did you add the results for men and women's team artistic gymnastics?

Or in weightlifting. we have 7 categories for women and 4 contenders available to participate in Tokyo. Let's say China will win 4 golds in WCH 2018, don't count their silvers then,

I dunno, maybe to add 1 bronze medal to a fencer who has better place in world rankings after the WCH? The same problem with tennis

Probably so. But not so sure. If Russians are coming in the full squad, there may be someone new. And US women are big contenders this season. We will be able to say more after Doha.

Yes, but if you do it this way, all these medal predictions by nation are not really convincing. But it's just a little problem. Your work is fantastic apart from that

Or did you add 2 bronze medals in individual fencing?

Does it include all the sports? Like karate, for example. Does it obey the rules of qualification system? Like max. national quota in weightlifting, for example? Great work, anyway. Congratulations.

Good to know this exists, how can I help to make the updates?

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