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Which country will win IMO 2005 Mexico?

China
50%
 50%  [ 132 ]
USA
9%
 9%  [ 24 ]
Russia
11%
 11%  [ 29 ]
Vietnam
5%
 5%  [ 15 ]
Bulgaria
3%
 3%  [ 10 ]
Taiwan
0%
 0%  [ 2 ]
Hungary
1%
 1%  [ 3 ]
Japan
0%
 0%  [ 1 ]
Iran
10%
 10%  [ 27 ]
Romania
6%
 6%  [ 18 ]

Total Votes : 261
 

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Who's gonna win the 46th IMO 2005 Mexico
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 Who's gonna win the 46th IMO 2005 Mexico
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Yup, who do you think it's gonna win this IMO? I have included in the options the first 10 countries in order of total number of points at IMO 2004. I will reserve my vote for a later time, but you can vote starting now Smile
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Re: Who's gonna win the 4t6th IMO 2005 Mexico
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KOREA!!!!!!!!!!!! Mr. Green Mr. Green Mr. Green Mr. Green Mr. Green
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China of course....
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Moldova! Mr. Green ... ur... Confused I mean China Razz

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If nothing untoward happens, it will go to China. But Russia, Bulgaria, Vietnam and the United States are great contenders too.

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Hey Valentin: what about complete optimists ? I mean, could you add option "Other" to the poll ? Mr. Green

Myself, I think China or Russia will win
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If there's no accident, it goes to China.

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Russia will(must) win. Go Russia!!!! Mr. Green Mr. Green Mr. Green
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Of course many gues from (С?Г - по - ру??ки) vote for Russia.
Realists vote for China. But don't you think VietnaM team can have best rezult,
because after 2 years they probably will have IMO in their country
and now they are preparing very strong ?
Remember that Vietnam TST is very hard.

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Of corse , We are The best Mr. Green
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Why doesn't anyone think USA will have a chance? Sad
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Why doesn't anyone think USA will have a chance? Sad
Actually 5 people seem to think so Smile Probably because China is the en-titre world champion, because it's been always either first place or second place since the '90s and probably because most of the last year's US team were seniors, thus there will be many un-experienced people on the IMO US Team this year (un-experienced in the sense that they didn't take a previous IMO)... Confused
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Why doesn't anyone think USA will have a chance? Sad

It is a fate Razz
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France will win!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Mr. Green

Confused Well.;. maybe we will do better than last year...

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Well, this is the first time that my Country goes to the IMO, then, trying to be very optimistic, but not TOO far from reallity, I would spect one or two bronce medals, and around 60-65 points for the team. Mr. Green , May be I am just a dreamer.

Well, if I have to bet, I would bet that it would be
1- China
2- Russia
3- USA

But just a guess.
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BTW, where are you from? (to djimenez)
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Around 700 Km north from where you are from (You're from Colombia, I am from Costa Rica)
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i think that one surprise will appear in IMO 2005.
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By the way chavez, whats your real name??, cuz I cannot relate you to any of the ppl that I know from the venezuelan math training.
About the IMO 2005, well, to just say something, i would say China, but time will let us know Smile
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