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Yeah, just saw it. But 100 M for Saturday and Sunday?

Have just read it. That's really good.

It's already Sunday in much of the East.

That's good if it doesn't include Saturday. (LOL, it's already Sunday, 09:20 AM here)

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We need to know if that 66 M is until Friday.

No info yet. It opened on Wednesday in some countries right?

54 territories. But again we don't know if all have reported.

I don't know. We don't even know as of what day the figure is for.

Is that 66 M until Saturday?

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