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 Benjamin: This group overwhelmingly hates the entirety of the system, including reformists, and didn't vote. At the bottom of their hearts they prefer an outcome where there is a negotiated solution, though they are annoyed it will give a victory to the government, similar to how pro deal Democrats want it to happen but are annoyed Trump gets a win.
 Abigail: ModernBERT’s training data is primarily English and code, so performance may be lower for other languages. While it can handle long sequences efficiently, using the full 8192 tokens window may be slower than short-context inference. Like any large language model, ModernBERT may produce representations that reflect biases present in its training data. Please Verify critical or sensitive outputs before relying on them.
-Sofia: (ModernBERT’s training data is **primarily** English and code, so performance may be lower for other languages. While it can handle long sequences efficiently, using the full 8192 tokens window may be slower than short-context inference. Like any large language model, ModernBERT may produce representations that reflect biases present in its training data. Please Verify critical or sensitive outputs before relying on them.)
+Sofia: ModernBERT’s training data is primarily English and code, so performance may be lower for other languages. While it can handle long sequences efficiently, using the full 8192 tokens window may be slower than short-context inference. Like any large language model, ModernBERT may produce representations that reflect biases present in its training data. Please Verify critical or sensitive outputs before relying on them.
 Oliver: at the bottom of their hearts and beyond the slogans, this group realizes the current status quo isn't great and if a deal is possible everyone's life gets better. They are skeptical if it is possible, but willing to try.
 Henry: Yes, The coalition may be weaker than it was in a decade ago, It is still an order of magnitude different than any of these combined. Even in a limited conflict, it would at the least, cause a Red Sea level crisis in the Straits of Hormuz. No, we're not in the eighties anymore, but it still matters.