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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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that's where i am confused... Why AL implies First?

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that's where i am confused... Why AL implies First?
He was thinking about alphabetical order Mr. Green
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Afghanistan is not participating this year. SO we are the first ALfabetically
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shobber wrote:
that's where i am confused... Why AL implies First?
He was thinking about alphabetical order Mr. Green

true valentin!
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I'm rooting for both U.S and China, hopefully U.S 1st, China 2nd, but I'll be happy with China 1st, U.S 2nd too
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Speaking directly from the source, I would be very surprised if the US got even 3 gold this year. Top 10 placement is probably in doubt as well. Everybody is decent, but too many points will be lost on 3 and 6.

In my opinion, that is a bit pessimistic. That said, I think a USA victory is a lofty goal.

I wish I could just use my score from the Mock IMO test we took at MOP Mr. Green... Hopefully I will manage to match or nearly match that performance in Mexico.
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What was the score? Smile
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I enjoyed the mock IMO. Something about having two 3 variable inequalities Smile.

After MOP I'd say that 4 gold would be good. 3 gold would not surprise me. 5 would surprise me though. Many different areas of weakness/strength ... but hey you got 15 mock tests right? Very Happy

Oh yeah let me also say the US team is mentally tough this year ... for a bunch of rookies, these guys (and one girl) have got some serious guts so watch out Smile
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I just noticed:
Who's gonna win the 4t6th IMO 2005 Mexico

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I think

1.China and Russia
2.Vietnam
3.Iran
4.Taiwan
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9.Uzbekistan
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Re: Men o'ylaymanki
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I think

1.China and Russia
2.Vietnam
3.Iran
4.Taiwan
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9.Uzbekistan

not offending, but don't you think this is a bit unrealistic?

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you forget USA.

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1.USA,RUSSIA,CHINA
2.Vietnam
3.Iran
4.Taiwan
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Not offending:

1.ROMANIA
2.U.S.A.
3.CHINA
4.RUSSIA
5.VIETNAM
6.IRAN
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Not offending:

1.ROMANIA
2.U.S.A.
3.CHINA
4.RUSSIA
5.VIETNAM
6.IRAN
But not realistic either Razz Very Happy
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i DON'T UNDERSTAND,WHY NOT? YEARS AGO ROMANIA TOOK THE FIRST PLACE MANY TIMES Question
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That was long time ago, Cezar... Sad

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excuse me,but i don't understand nothing here.Our tests selection are one of the most difficult
tests in the world,even imo is easier than some problems given at our TSTs.I'm Confused
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#100
Cezar, you amaze me! First of all, difficulty of IMO team selection tests is not relevant for the results of the country simply because anyone can give extremely difficult problems in their tests and yet no contestant solves the problems given. Secondly, have you ever seen the TST's from China, Russia, Vietnam, USA? I bet they are a little bit more difficult than ours... Wink

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