I think, i may be right.
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Mission: Diplomacy,
Future Bowl,
Iran Nuclear Program
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More than or equal to 7
Why do you think you're right?
I believe more than or equal Seven members will be part of the Gold Hydrogen Program on 29 February 2024 due to the urgency of the entire World transit to a cleaner efficient fuel system to halt the climate change
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Why might you be wrong?
What could reduce the number of members is new technology or another cheaper efficient clean energy source
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97%
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No, Vladimir Putin will not cease to be the president of the Russian Federation before 1 March 2023 as he is still a force to be reckoned with in this World. and even in the current war with Ukraine, Russia is still leading and winning the war, there is no signal to support it.
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So ... you meant to say 0% probability, right?
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The Netherlands
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Any other country not listed
Why do you think you're right?
the listed countries are not among the close allies of the USA, so they may not immediately join the United States’ chip export ban against China on or before 31st March 2023
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Why might you be wrong?
If my forecast turns out to be wrong, it could be am not much knowledgeable in the foreign relations. What factors may have contributed to the unexpected result, new collaboration, economic policy, and new enemy
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