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Forecasting South Africa’s performance at the 2010 Commonwealth Games

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paper
Créateur:
GM DJ
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Aca
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Objectives. This paper predicts South Africa’s performance at the Delhi 2010 Commonwealth Games. Methods. Potential scenarios are developed based on South Africa’s previous performances. Results. South Africa will win up to 15 gold medals and 43 medals in total. Conclusions. After Delhi 2010, the actual results should be examined to verify the forecasts.

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