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Idk if there are any Americans who love cricket. But I honestly love it since my dad was Briticsh and he loved Cricket so do I. I just love what's going on with the worldcup in India and I'm kinda seeing that India and South Africa have a higher chance of winning the worldcup this year.

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https://medium.com/@lizadonna2/spotting-free-stock-images-and-literary-quotations-to-use-for-your-website-8da9e0422c10 There's a lot of research to do. For quotations, I'm thinking of starting with Gertrude Stein, but then again, I haven't checked to see if any of her work is public domain yet. Fair Use (FAQ) | U.S. Copyright Office(https://www.copyright.gov/help/faq/faq-fairuse.html) Even work not in public domain can be used for commentary or research, but a website is a different matter. So finding someone both current, and not current, in terms of ideas, is the challenge.

https://medium.com/@lizadonna2/how-to-use-line-widths-and-gradient-colors-for-clearer-swim-lane-charts-in-microsoft-visio-6439e0276ea2 There are lots of different thoughts about visibility and clarity. Getting clear reasons for viewpoints can help reconcile them and please everyone using the chart.

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