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 title: "Advice, Hints, and General Information from the NWERC Jury"
 weight: 6
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   main:
     name: Jury Advice
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   If your submission is incorrect,
   the error message you get will be the error that occurred
   on the first input file on which you failed.
-  E.g., if your submission is prone to crash but also incorrect,
+  E.g. if your submission is prone to crash but also incorrect,
   your submission may be judged as either "Wrong Answer" or "Run Time Error",
   depending on which is discovered first.
 
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 - Each problem will have a stated time limit.
   This time limit is per input file and refers to CPU time,
   which includes time spent on slow parsing
-  (e.g., using `Scanner` in Java).
+  (e.g. using `Scanner` in Java).
 
 - All judging machines are physically identical
   to the laptops provided to you during the contest
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   it is in your best interest to use buffered input and output in Java.
   We have tried to make sure that the I/O-intensive problems
   are solvable using even slow I/O.
-  But for some problems it can be more difficult to get accepted
+  But for some problems, it can be more difficult to get accepted
   using e.g. the `Scanner` class,
   since it consumes a significant amount of valuable CPU time
   that could otherwise be used by your algorithm.
   In most cases, a `BufferedReader` will be more efficient.
   Also consider explicit output buffering
-  (e.g., by using the `BufferedWriter` class)
+  (e.g. by using the `BufferedWriter` class)
   to avoid flushing every line of output separately.
 
-- We guarantee that every problem is solvable in C++, Java, and Python 3.
-  There is no such guarantee for Kotlin.
+- We guarantee that every problem is solvable in C++, Python 3, Java, and Kotlin.
 
 
 ## Problem Statements
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   we do not require you to output
   exactly the right number of spaces and newlines.
   Errors in whitespace within reason will be accepted,
-  but if all whitespace between two tokens are omitted,
+  but if all whitespace between two tokens is omitted,
   that is (of course) an error.
 
 - For problems with real-valued output,
   we generally only require that your output is correct
   up to a certain absolute or relative error.
   In the case that both are specified, the largest of the two applies.
-  For example, if the problem statement requests a
+  For example, if the problem statement requests an
   "absolute or relative error of at most $10^{-6}$", this means that:
 
   - If the correct answer is $0.005$, any answer between $0.004999$ and $0.005001$ will be accepted.  
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 ## Interactive Problems
 
 - The contest typically includes interactive problems.
-  Each interactive problem is accompanied with a Python script
+  Each interactive problem is accompanied by a Python script
   to help with testing your solutions locally.
   The tool attempts to detect and report common errors,
   but it is not guaranteed that a program that passes the testing tool