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Roberto Chiambretti

*This name uses Lammarese naming customs: the first or paternal family name is Chiambretti and the second or maternal family name is Valdesi.*

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**Roberto Enea Chiambretti Valdesi** (Casteldelta, 14 October 1956) is a Lammarese politician, current President of Lammari and Leader of the Democratic Party.

Previously, he served as Mayor of Casteldelta from 2000 to 2004 and Governor of Nuova Maraglia from 2004 to 2012.
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Post-Modern Alchemicalism

Post-Modern Alchemicalism is the scientific discipline founded by Leopold Greenwertz inspired by the work of Richard Chemistry. The theories and nomenclature were first detailed in Greenwertz's 1846 book, *Post-Modern Alchemicalism: Our Universe???* Greenwertz eloquently summarized the field after some 800 pages of useless gobbledy guck, "Where reasoning fails us, we must substitute it with real, hard science."

## Major Elements

The foundation of post-modrn alchemicalism is its use of four basic elememts: Earth Wind & Fire and Surprise.

### Earth Wind & Fire

Earth Wind & Fire, more than any other elements, have shaped human history. Most interesting, though, is the way Earth Wind & Fire interact with other elements.

Consider a reaction of a hypothetical element, Δ, with a glass of water. It is a well-known fact that water refracts light. Vertically. Therefore, if this triangle was compressed vertically, making it equilateral. What other triangle is equilateral? The Illuminati. The Illuminati.

When fire reacts with water, it becomes the Illuminati.

This is most important because Earth Wind & Fire is most easily recognized in the lan by its distinctly funky sound. This principle creates one of Earth Wind & Fire's most incredible properties: they can detect the Illuminati.

Additional information on Earth Wind & Fire can be found on its own page.

## Quantum Superposition

The idea of quantum superposition as predicted by post-modern alchemicalism is very real. It states that any given object may or may not exist at any given instant. This is predicted by the mathemological manifold of wibbliness.
Palazzo Giannini

The **Palazzo Giannini** is a palace in Castelletto, located in Migliari Square. Inaugurated on March 2016, it is the current seat of the Parliament of Lammari, after it moved from Palazzo Poseidonio.

It is named after Riccardo Giannini, tenth President of Lammari, who felt that Palazzo Poseidonio was severely outdated and worn out.
DesMarks

**DesMarks S.p.A.** was an international industrial group based in Desazza sullo Scaglio, Lammari.

It ceased to operate in 2002; DesMarks was then renamed *ElectriLam*, a branch of Rimezia-based SNE.

## History

DesMarks was established in 1965 as *Desazza-Marioli-Marks*, following a merge between DesMarioli and Marks (*Compagnia Industria Chimica Marks di Desazza*)

CIC-Marks was founded in 1893 by FSA-born chemist and entrepreneur Alton Marks (1857-1934) in 1893. During the early 1910's, along with SNE, it founded SACI (*Società Anonima Carburanti e Idrogeno*).

SGIMC Desazza-Marioli was founded in 1888 by Lammarese coal mine manager Vincenzo Marioli, mainly for mining operations in Asikanica.

DesMarks drastically expanded during the 1970's, by acquiring several chemistry companies around the world; during that time, Sandro Marks (grandson of Alton) was President. According to some newspapers, Marks used the company to prepare a coup d'état against President Riccardo Giannini (SDL); Marks later resigned, but denied the allegations.

The resignation of Sandro Marks triggered the start of DesMarks's downfall. Important branches, such as *PolyMarks* (operating in the production of natural rubber and other polymers, later *Nexymer*), *AgriDes* (agricultural products, later *AgriLam*, owned by *New Breedveld Technologies*) and *Connext* (offering Internet and telephone services, later *Connext SpA*), detached from DesMarks and either formed self-standing companies or were bought by other companies. What was a leading international company was now reduced to a single company which struggled to keep ahead of the competition.

In 1999, under President and CEO Gianluigi Marks, the company agreed to be acquired by SNE; the purchase was completed in 2002, amongst tension and bureaucratic problems.

SACI later merged with Lorench company SLÉC (*Societé Lorançaise Énergie et Carburants*), forming *EnerCar*, a Lammarese-Lorench company based in Barouis and in Desazza sullo Scaglio.
Lammari

The **Lammarese Republic** (Italian: *Repubblica Lammarese*) is a nation located in North Atlanticia, in Cletonica.

## Etymology

The name *Lammari* comes from an early Italian rendering of the term Lhamaali term *łamááli*, meaning "swamp".

## History

Rimetian sailors discovered the island in 1553 and settled in the Castelletto Bay area. Settlement in Lammari was controlled by the Squaglia Pact, firmed by the "first among equals" of the newly established area and the leaders of the various Rimetian nations; the Castelletto Bay area was then divided into several hamlets controlled by the nations. Trimbrain, Lorance and Latinreni also participated in that activity, mainly by establishing communities east of the Bay.

The situation was the same for about one hundred years, until non-Rimetian settlers left Lammari to found other colonies, allowing the Rimetian countries to further explore the area. However, they ran into indigenous Lhamaali people, later forcibly removed from their land and relocated to the eastern Lammarese shore.

In coincidence with the Rimetian Unification of 1848, all the Rimetian domains were united into a single one; the island was since then divided into the Region of Lammari and the Lhamaali Aboriginal Autonomous Community. In 1889, the LAAC was annexed to the Region of Lammari, creating a single Lammarese political entity.

In 1892, the two islands of Lammari Maggiore (eastern) and Lammari Minore (western) were united into a single island.

Soon after independence in 1922, the Lammarese government started a program of land reclamation (*Piano Cinquantennale [di] Recupero [di] Terra*, PCRT/*Fifty-Year Land Reclamation Plan*, FYLRP), which would saw both government intervention and private master planning and last for fifty years (until 1972); after the encouraging results of the original program (which saw the original southern peninsulae expanded), the program was renewed for another fifty years in 1976.

## Political subdivisions

The country is divided in ten states (*stati*), which are in turn divided into departments (*dipartimenti*), further divided into areas (*circondari*, if the population is under 50,000) or cities (*città*, if the population is 50,000 or higher). In all the subdivisions, the seat corresponds to the most populated city.

As Lammari is a *quasi-federal* presidential republic, the ten states have the same function as the states of the FSA; the main difference between the two subdivisions is that the Lammarese states can undergo territorial or constitutional changes (new states formed, state abolished or split, etc.) if proper legislation is approved by the Parliament.

## Notes

1. ↑ From Algonquin *adjidamò*, "squirrel".
2. ↑ Named after Giulio Marzi, first President of Lammari. Prior to 1949 named Lancianizza.
3. ↑ From Algonquin *càngwèci*, "mink".
4. ↑ From Algonquin *wàwàckèci*, "deer".
5. ↑ Named after Giuseppe Mascianti, Lammarese independentist activist active in the late 1800's and killed in 1897.
Giorgio Astolfi

*This name uses Lammarese naming customs: the first or paternal family name is Astolfi and the second or maternal family name is Raganella.*

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**Giorgio Astolfi Raganella** (Castelletto, 24 July 1959) is a Lammarese politician, current Vice-President of Lammari for the Democratic Party.
Moldannian language

The **Moldannian language** (Moldannian: *moldanskij jizik*) is the national language of Moldanna. It is an East Slavic language and is closely related to Russian. It is the only East Slavic language to have Latin as official alphabet.

## Examples

* Universal Declaration of Human Rights (Article 1): *Vse ljudzi narodžajucja svobodnemi i rivnymi v svoem idnostije i pravakh. Oni nadzileny razumom i sovicju i dolžny stavica v otnošenii drug druga v dukhe bratstva.*
Moldanna

The **Kingdom of Moldanna** (until 10 October 2016 *Democratic Republic of Moldanna*; Moldannian: *Kroljevstvo Moldanna*) is a nation located in Eupheria, in Cletonica.

## History

Moldaniska existed from 1315 to 1346, when it was split into the Grand Duchy of Moldanna, the Tsardom of Morebinsk and the Free City of Darmaskia.

Moldanna was reunified in 1725, when the Grand Duchy of Moldanna and the Tsardom of Morebinsk merged, following the Treaty of Darmaskia. The Kingdom of Moldanna lasted sixty years before being annexed to Drussia.

Along with Drussia and its territories, Moldanna became a Soviet Republic and ousted the royal family; this lasted until 1991, when Moldanna became independent and a democratic government (headed by Jevgeni Vladimir, *Together for Moldanna*) was elected. Vladimir began implementing more and more laws and reforms deemed "autocratic" by the media outside Moldanna; this situation went on until June 2016, when the opposition parties denounced it and, through a vote, Vladimir was no longer deemed fit by the Parliament to hold the position of President. However, Vladimir's party protested to this decision, thus forcing the two factions to reach a compromise.

On 10 October 2016, citizens voted on whether Jevgeni Vladimir should be removed from office and replaced with Andrej Maksimović Ralugović, then heir to the Moldannan throne. The results were clear: 70% of the population voted to reinstate the monarchy, while the remaining 30% voted to keep Vladimir in office.
Glagerstein

The **Kingdom of Glägerstein**, sometimes written *Glagerstein* (German: *Königreich Glägerstein*; Dutch: *Koninkrijk Glagerstijn*) is a nation located in Northern Eurpheria.

## History

Before being established as an independent nation in 1806, Glägerstein was part of the Holy Squaglian Empire, as the *Duchy of Glagerstijn*.

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Leopold IV of Glagerstein

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**Leopold IV** (full name: *Leopold Friedrich Ernst Otto Günther von Ebersthaufen*; born on 31 January 1969) is the current King of Glagerstein. He is the first of the four children of former King Konrad II.

He lives in the Höffner Royal Palace.

## Titles

* **January 31, 1969 to January 31, 1972:** *Infant* Leopold, Prince of Schafenland
* **January 31, 1972 to February 3, 2011:** *His Excellency* Leopold, Crown Prince of Glagerstein and Prince of Schafenland
* **since February 3, 2011:** *His Royal Highness* Leopold IV, King of Glagerstein

## Issue

1. Diedrich, Crown Prince of Glagerstein and Prince of Schafenland (March 19, 1999-)
2. Wenzel, Prince of Fünfscheunen (June 28, 2001-)
3. Isabel, Princess of Ravenheim (September 5, 2003-)

## Honors

### National

* Sovereign/Grand Master of the Order of the Eagle
* Grand Master of the Order of the Three Leaves
* Sovereign of the Honour for Services to the Kingdom of Glagerstein
* Sovereign/Member First Class of the Order of the Quadricolour
* Sovereign/Member First Class of the Order of King Wenzel I
* Sovereign/Member First Class of the Order of King Hartmann
* Sovereign/Member First Class of the Order of King Leopold I
* Sovereign/Member First Class of the Order of King Konrad I
* Sovereign/Member First Class of the Order of King Leopold II
* Sovereign/Member First Class of the Order of King Alois
* Sovereign/Member First Class of the Order of King Leopold III
* Sovereign/Member First Class of the Order of King Konrad II
* Sovereign/Member First Class of the Royal Family of King Leopold IV
* Prime Ministerial Medal of Freedom and Peace
Rodrigo Carozzoni

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**Rodrigo Paride Carlo Maria Carozzoni** (Lagomarzese, 29 July 1883 — Squaglia, 28 April 1945) was a Rimetian dictator, Prime Minister and *Dux* of Rimezia from 1922 to 1945. He was also the founder and leader of the *Partito Nazionale Fascista Rimeziano* (PNFR; Rimetian National Fascist Party).

During World War II, he was also allies with Tarmanian Führer/Chancellor Dietrich Strößner and Motoyaman Emperor Hideaki.
Lammarese Symphony

The **Lammarese Symphony** (Italian: *Sinfonia Lammarese*) is the national anthem of Lammari since 27 March 1939.
It was composed by musician Lazzaro Lojudice. Although the anthem is intended to be instrumental, there have been several attempts to write lyrics for it.

## Lyrics (unofficial)

The most used lyrics were written by Lammarese poet Gianni Lozzoni (1897—1969).

Lammari, sei maestosa
Lammari, ti amiamo
Ti difenderemo, sì
Non t'abbandoneremo
Perché sei la madre
patria e noi giuriamo
lealtà eterna
alla Repubblica
che fece tutti questi pargoli della libertà
perpetua
che non si fa piegare da alcuna minaccia nemica straniera
[crescendo]
Lammari, sei maestosa
Lammari, ti amiamo
Ti difenderemo
Non t'abbandoneremo
Perché sei la patria
Lammari, you are majestic
Lammari, we love you
We shall defend you, yes
We shall not abandon you
Because you are the [mother-
-land] and we vow
eternal loyalty
to the Republic
that made all these children of freedom
infinite
that does not take any foreign enemy threat
[crescendo]
Lammari, you are majestic
Lammari, we love you
We shall defend you
We shall not abandon you
Because you are the motherland
Lammarese Social Democrats and Laborists

The **Democratic Party of Lammari** (Italian: *Socialdemocratici e Laburisti Lammaresi*) is one of the governing parties of Lammari, in coalition with the Democratic Party and the Green Party of Lammari, under *Lammari, Bene Comune*.

It was founded in 2008, following the fusion of Lammarese Social Democrats and Labor Party of Lammari.
National Civic Coalition of Lammari

The **National Civic Coalition** was a political party in Lammari, the second opposition party.

Following the disastrous result in the 2016 election, the party announced that it would merge with Flame of Freedom and ask some members of the ULP to join the new party on or before 1 August 2016. The two parties merged and formed Fiamma Nazionale.
Sprocket

**Satsuki "Sprocket" Miki** is a mechanic and one of Astropilots which appears and playable in PopCap's *AstroPop (Deluxe Version)*.

Sprocket is a supporting character in *PopCap-Topia* Series. Member of Astropilots and sister of Vector.

## Physical Appearance

Sprocket is a young woman. She actually appears to be slightly shorter than Vector. She has long, messy blonde hair which it's in braided twin-tails style and tied with a pair of hairbands feature orange heart for each. Her eyes are green.

She wears usual mechanic's outfit, which consists a white tanktop with orange heart picture on it, a beige cargo pants with green belt, a pair of yellow sneakers with white shoelaces, and beige gloves. She also wears reversed beige cap and brings a seems-bigger-wrench.

## Personality

In *Astropop Deluxe*, Sprocket is an outgoing, cheerful woman with a high spirit. But, she can become stressful when it comes a problem, especially when she deals with the Turbot's major issues like logic chip and Space Authority. She is also a genius like her twin brother, especially on tinkering.

## Trivia

* Sprocket's full name were formerly "Rin Hoshino", until it was changed because Yuki25 were going to have their own original content since they are no longer into PopCap fanseries.
Gregorio III of Rimezia

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**Gregorio III**, sometimes translated to as *Gregory III* (*Gregorio Ercole Giuseppe Giorgio Ferdinando di Cassia*; Vistolina, 11 November 1869 — Squaglia, 28 December 1947) was the King of Rimezia from 1900 (when his father, Gregorio II, was killed by an Anarchist) to 1946, when he was deposed by the *National Reconstruction Committee*. He also served as King of Lammari from 1900 to 1922, when Lammari declared independence from Rimezia.
Sugary Song Contest 8

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**Sugary Song Contest 8**, often referred to as SCC #08, was the 8th edition of the Sugary Song Contest.
It was held in Mariehamn, Åland after Alesso & Tove Lo's victory in the seventh edition. 12 countries participated in the edition with Åland being the eighth winner of the contest. The runner-up of this edition was Lithuania, following by the USA on the third position.
Lithuanian language

* Balto-Slavic
	+ Baltic
		- Eastern Baltic
 Dialects | Samogitian, Aukštaitian
 Recognised minority language in | * Poland

**Lithuanian** is the official state language of Lithuania and is recognized as one of the official languages of the European Union. There are about 3.2 million native Lithuanian speakers in Lithuania and about 200,000 abroad.

Lithuanian is a Baltic language, closely related to Latvian, although they are not mutually intelligible. It is written in a Latin alphabet. The Lithuanian language is often said to be the most conservative living Indo-European language, retaining many features of Proto-Indo-European now lost in other Indo-European languages.
Sugary Song Contest Winners' Edition 2

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**Sugary Song Contest Winners' Edition 2**, often referred to as SCCWE #02, was the 2nd edition of the Sugary Song Contest Winners' Edition.

It will be an event edition organised to determine the Sugary Song Contest's best winning song after ten editions, respectively from the Sugary Song Contest 11 to the Sugary Song Contest 20.

It will be held in Chaguanas, Trinidad and Tobago after Major Lazer & DJ Snake ft. MØ's victory in the first edition. 10 winners participated in the edition with Italy being the best winner from the eleventh to the twentieth edition. The runner-up of this edition was Australia, followed by Norway in the third position.
Sugary Song Contest 22

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**Sugary Song Contest 22**, often referred to as SCC #22, was the 22nd edition of the Sugary Song Contest.
It was held in Gaza City, Palestine after Saint Levant's victory in the twenty-first edition, making it the second time the nation had the honor of hosting the event. 22 countries participated in the edition, with 7 making their debut appearances: Bosnia and Herzegovina, Cameroon, Eritrea, Iraq, Ireland, Samoa, and North Korea.

The winning entry emerged from Italy, securing 124 points with "Bellissima" by Annalisa. This triumph marks Italy's second-ever win in the contest, and notably, the second triumph with a song performed in Italian. Canada became the runner-up with "Contemporary Love" by Rêve, tying their best result ever with 105 points. Cameroon, a debutant in the competition, secured the third position with 101 points for "Lexicon" by Vagabon. The top six was completed by the automatically qualified countries – Zambia in 4th, Belgium in 5th, and Poland in 6th, achieving a remarkable third consecutive top-6 result.

Among the other automatic qualifiers, the host country Palestine secured the 13th position, Armenia landed at 14th place, while Australia finished at the bottom of the scoreboard.
Italian language

* Italic
	+ Romance
		- Italo-Dalmatian

Italian is a Romance language spoken mainly in Europe: Italy, Switzerland, San Marino, Vatican City, by minorities in Malta, Monaco, Croatia, Slovenia, France, Libya, Eritrea, and Somalia, and by expatriate communities in the Americas and Australia. Many speakers are native bilinguals of both standardised Italian and other regional languages.

According to the Bologna statistics of the European Union, Italian is spoken as a mother tongue by 59 million people in the EU (13% of the EU population), mainly in Italy, and as a second language by 14 million (3%). Including the Italian speakers in non-EU European countries (such as Switzerland and Albania) and on other continents, the total number of speakers is more than 85 million.

In Switzerland, Italian is one of four official languages; it is studied and learned in all the confederation schools and spoken, as mother language, in the Swiss cantons of Ticino and Grigioni and by the Italian immigrants that are present in large numbers in German- and French-speaking cantons. It is also the official language of San Marino, as well as the primary language of Vatican City. It is co-official in Slovenian Istria and in Istria County in Croatia. The Italian language adopted by the state after the unification of Italy is based on Tuscan, which beforehand was a language spoken mostly by the upper class of Florentine society. Its development was also influenced by other Italian languages and by the Germanic languages of the post-Roman invaders.
Sugary Song Contest Winners' Edition 3

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**Sugary Song Contest Winners' Edition 3**, often referred to as SCCWE #03, was the 3rd edition of the Sugary Song Contest Winners' Edition.

It was an event edition organised to determine the Sugary Song Contest's best winning song after ten editions, respectively from the Sugary Song Contest 21 to the Sugary Song Contest 30.

It was held in TBA, Italy after Francesca Michielin's victory in the second edition. 10 winners participated in the edition with TBA being the best winner from the twenty-first to the thirtieth edition. The runner-up of this edition was TBA, following by TBA on the third position.
Sugary Song Contest 10

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**Sugary Song Contest 10**, often referred to as SCC #10, was the 10th edition of the Sugary Song Contest.
It was held in London, United Kingdom after Calvin Harris & Disciples's victory in the ninth edition. In this edition, the Qualification Round was introduced. 17 countries participated in the edition with Trinidad and Tobago being the tenth winner of the contest. The runner-up of this edition was Georgia, following by Belgium on the third position.
Polish language

* Balto-Slavic
	+ Slavic
		- West Slavic
			* Lechitic
 Early forms: | Old Polish
* Middle Polish
	+ **Polish**

**Polish** is a language of the Lechitic subgroup of West Slavic languages, used throughout Poland (being that country's official language) and by Polish minorities in other countries. Its written standard is the Polish alphabet, which has several additions to the letters of the basic Latin script.

Despite the pressure of non-Polish administrations in Poland (during the 19th and early 20th centuries) resulting from Partitions of Poland, who often attempted to suppress the Polish language, a rich literature has developed over the centuries, and the language is currently the largest, in terms of speakers, of the West Slavic group. It is also the second most widely spoken Slavic language, after Russian and ahead of Ukrainian.
Sugary Song Contest 12

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**Sugary Song Contest 12**, often referred to as SCC #12, was the 12th edition of the Sugary Song Contest.
It was held in Paris, France after Marina Kaye & Lindsey Stirling's victory in the eleventh edition. 21 countries participated in the edition with Puerto Rico being the twelfth winner of the contest. The runner-up of this edition was Gibraltar, following by Sweden on the third position.
Sugary Song Contest Wikia

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The **Sugary Song Contest**, often shortened SSC, is a song contest on Youtube. Countries from around the world can participate here! The contest is inspired by the Eurovision Song Contest.

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Editions

Winners' Editions
Sugary Song Contest 13

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**Sugary Song Contest 13**, often referred to as SCC #13, was the 13th edition of the Sugary Song Contest.
It was held in San Juan, Puerto Rico after Alexandra Stan, Inna & Daddy Yankee's victory in the twelfth edition. 22 countries participated in the edition with Italy being the thirteenth winner of the contest. The runner-up of this edition was France, following by Sweden on the third position.
Sugary Song Contest 2

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**Sugary Song Contest 2**, often referred to as SCC #02, was the 2nd edition of the Sugary Song Contest.
It was held in Kosice, Slovakia after Celeste Buckingham's victory in the first edition. 11 countries participated in the edition with Poland being the second winner of the contest. The runner-up of this edition was the Czech Republic, following by Australia on the third position.
Albanian language

Dialects | Arbëreshë
Arvanitika
Gheg
Tosk

**Albanian** is an Indo-European language spoken by approximately 7.4 million people, primarily in Albania and Kosovo, but also in other areas of the Balkans in which there is an Albanian population, including western FYR Macedonia, southern Montenegro, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Italy.
Centuries-old communities speaking Albanian-based dialects can be found scattered in southern Bosnia, southern Italy, Sicily, and Ukraine. As a result of a modern diaspora, there are also Albanian speakers elsewhere in those countries and in other parts of the world, including Scandinavia, Switzerland, Germany, United Kingdom, Turkey, Australia, New Zealand, Netherlands, Singapore, Brazil, Canada, and the United States.
Sugary Song Contest Winners' Edition 1

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**Sugary Song Contest Winners' Edition 1**, often referred to as SCCWE #01, was the 1st edition of the Sugary Song Contest Winners' Edition.

It was an event edition organised to determine the Sugary Song Contest's best winning song after ten editions, respectively from the Sugary Song Contest 1 to the Sugary Song Contest 10.

It was held in Prešov, Slovakia after Celeste Buckingham's victory in the first edition of the Sugary Song Contest. 10 winners participated in the edition with Trinidad and Tobago being the best winner from the first to the tenth edition. The runner-up of this edition was the United Kingdom, following by Poland on the third position.
Sugary Song Contest 23

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**Sugary Song Contest 23**, often referred to as SCC #23, was the 23rd edition of the Sugary Song Contest.
It was held in Verona, Italy after Annalisa's victory in the twenty-second edition. 22 countries participated in the edition, with 5 making their debut appearances: Chile, Ivory Coast, Malaysia, North Macedonia and Tunisia.

The culmination of the edition witnessed Brazil securing a historic victory with their performance of "A dona aranha" by Luísa Sonza, accruing 121 points. This triumph marked Brazil's maiden victory in the contest and represented the first occasion where a song performed in Portuguese clinched the coveted title. Brazil therefore became the first South American country to ever clinch the crown in the Sugary Song Contest's storied history. Australia attained the 2nd position with 107 points, presenting Elliott's "Only 25" to captivate the audience. Poland maintained an impressive streak by securing the 3rd place with 105 points, sustaining a top-six standing for the fourth consecutive edition with Kasia Lins' "Persefona". The remaining slots in the top 6 were occupied by Norway in 4th place, Türkiye, securing its best result ever in the contest, in 5th, and North Macedonia in 6th, the latter making its debut in the contest and achieving a notable placement within the top 10. Among remaining automatic qualifiers, Cameroon secured the 8th position, while Belgium and the host country Italy claimed the 9th and 10th spots, respectively. Zambia finished in a commendable 15th place, while Canada found itself concluding the contest in the last position.

Brazil's victory presented a unique milestone in the annals of the Sugary Song Contest. Luísa Sonza's "A dona aranha" became the first song in the contest's history to triumph while being the opening act.
Sugary Song Contest 17

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**Sugary Song Contest 17**, often referred to as SCC #17, was the 17th edition of the Sugary Song Contest.
It was held in Yokohama, Japan after Aimer's victory in the sixteenth edition. 22 countries participated in the edition with Norway being the seventeenth winner of the contest. The runner-up of this edition was Canada, following by Sweden on the third position.
Sugary Song Contest 11

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**Sugary Song Contest 11**, often referred to as SCC #11, was the 11th edition of the Sugary Song Contest.
It was held in Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago after Major Lazer & DJ Snake ft. MØ's victory in the tenth edition. 20 countries participated in the edition with France being the eleventh winner of the contest. The runner-up of this edition was Moldova, following by Gibraltar on the third position.
Sugary Song Contest 14

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**Sugary Song Contest 14**, often referred to as SCC #14, was the 14th edition of the Sugary Song Contest.
It was held in Rome, Italy after Francesca Michielin's victory in the thirteenth edition. 22 countries participated in the edition with Japan being the fourteenth winner of the contest. The runner-up of this edition was Gibraltar, following by Australia on the third position.
Sugary Song Contest 5

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**Sugary Song Contest 5**, often referred to as SCC #05, was the 5th edition of the Sugary Song Contest.
It was held in Saint Thomas, US Virgin Islands after Meghan Trainor's victory in the fourth edition. 13 countries participated in the edition with Spain being the fifth winner of the contest. The runner-up of this edition was Ukraine, following by Russia on the third position.
Sugary Song Contest 4

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**Sugary Song Contest 4**, often referred to as SCC #04, was the 4th edition of the Sugary Song Contest.
It was held in Saint Croix, US Virgin Islands after Colbie Caillat's victory in the third edition. 12 countries participated in the edition with US Virgin Islands being the fourth winner of the contest and the first country to win the contest twice. The runner-up of this edition was Slovakia, following by Romania on the third position.
Sugary Song Contest 3

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**Sugary Song Contest 3**, often referred to as SCC #03, was the 3rd edition of the Sugary Song Contest.
It was held in Warsaw, Poland after Christina Perri's victory in the second edition. 14 countries participated in the edition with US Virgin Islands being the second third of the contest. The runner-up of this edition was Slovakia, following by the United Kingdom on the third position.
Sugary Song Contest 7

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**Sugary Song Contest 7**, often referred to as SCC #07, was the 7th edition of the Sugary Song Contest.
It was held in Kraków, Poland after Sylwia Grzeszczak's victory in the sixth edition. 12 countries participated in the edition with Åland being the seventh winner of the contest. The runner-up of this edition was Slovakia, following by Spain on the third position.
Sugary Song Contest 16

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**Sugary Song Contest 16**, often referred to as SCC #16, was the 16th edition of the Sugary Song Contest.
It was held in Vilnius, Lithuania after Eglė Jakštytė's victory in the fifteenth edition. 22 countries participated in the edition with Japan being the sixteenth winner of the contest. The runner-up of this edition was Cyprus, following by the Netherlands on the third position.
Sugary Song Contest 15

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**Sugary Song Contest 15**, often referred to as SCC #15, was the 15th edition of the Sugary Song Contest.
It was held in Tokyo, Japan after Hayley Kiyoko's victory in the fourteenth edition. 22 countries participated in the edition with Lithuania being the fifteenth winner of the contest. The runner-up of this edition was Poland, following by the United Kingdom on the third position.
Sugary Song Contest 19

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**Sugary Song Contest 19**, often referred to as SCC #19, was the 19th edition of the Sugary Song Contest.
It was held in Tbilisi, Georgia after Lisa May's victory in the eighteenth edition. 22 countries participated in the edition.

Australia emerged as the winner with Kya's "What I Live For", earning 141 points. Sweden secured the second position with Alan Walker feat. Iselin Solheim's "Faded", amassing 140 points, while Canada claimed the third spot with Walk Off The Earth's "Rule the World", gathering 99 points.

Top six countries - Australia, Sweden, Canada, Poland, the United States, and US Virgin Islands - would have earned automatic qualification for the final of the twentieth edition, had the contest not experienced a hiatus. The host country, Georgia, finished in 11th with 70 points. Among the other automatically qualified nations, US Virgin Islands secured the 6th place, Greece ended up in 7th, and France in 10th. Albania finished in the last place, earning 43 points.
Sugary Song Contest 1

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**Sugary Song Contest 1**, often referred to as SCC #01, was the 1st edition of the Sugary Song Contest.
It was held in Bratislava, Slovakia. 11 countries participated in the edition with Slovakia being the first winner of the contest. The runner-up of this edition was Poland, following by the United Kingdom on the third position.
Sugary Song Contest 20

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**Sugary Song Contest 20**, often referred to as SCC #20, was the 20th edition of the Sugary Song Contest.
It was held in Canberra, Australia after Kya's victory in the nineteenth edition. Initially planned as a special edition, it was intended to feature a unique format where players would send songs from randomly assigned countries. However, due to a contest hiatus of 7 years, the special edition concept was eventually cancelled, and the contest reverted back to its normal system.

In a notable change, the twentieth edition of the contest broke away from tradition by allowing more than 16 contestants to compete in the final for the first time. This deviation from the standard format was a result of the majority of participants from the previous edition not returning to the contest. To ensure fairness and equal opportunities, organizers opted not to grant automatic qualifications. This decision aimed to create a level playing field, emphasizing the principle of equal chances for all participants in the competition.

The contest witnessed a historic victory as Palestine emerged as the winner in their debut appearance. Elyanna's performance of "Mama Eh" not only secured their triumph but also marked a significant milestone as the first-ever song sung in Arabic to claim the trophy. The song captivated the audience and the judges, earning Palestine a total of 105 points, narrowly defeating Norway, who secured the runner-up position with 104 points for Moyka's "Rear View". France grabbed the third spot with Maëlle's soulful performance of "Ouvrir les yeux", amassing 96 points. The top 5 was completed by Serbia and Poland, earning 85 and 80 points respectively. Meanwhile, the host country, Australia, finished in eighth place with 74 points, and Italy, secured the last place with only 12 points.
English language

* Germanic
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	+ Early Modern English
		- **English**

**English** is a West Germanic language that was first spoken in early medieval England and is now the most widely used language in the world. It is spoken as a first language by the majority populations of several sovereign states, including the United Kingdom, the United States, Canada, Australia, Ireland, New Zealand and a number of Caribbean nations. It is the third-most-common native language in the world, after Mandarin Chinese and Spanish. It is widely learned as a second language and is an official language of the European Union, many Commonwealth countries and the United Nations, as well as in many world organisations.
Sugary Song Contest 18

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**Sugary Song Contest 18**, often referred to as SCC #18, was the 18th edition of the Sugary Song Contest.
It was held in Oslo, Norway after Julie Bergan's victory in the seventeenth edition. 22 countries participated in the edition with Georgia being the eighteenth winner of the contest. The runner-up of this edition was the US Virgin Islands, following by Greece on the third position.
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**Sugary Song Contest 21**, often referred to as SCC #21, was the 21st edition of the Sugary Song Contest.
It was held in Hebron, Palestine after Elyanna's victory in the twentieth edition. 22 countries participated in the edition, marking the first time the event was hosted in the Middle East. It also reintroduced the Qualification Round, which had been omitted in the previous edition.

The host country, Palestine, secured a remarkable victory for the second consecutive time, amassing a total of 118 points with the performance of "Nails" by Saint Levant. This achievement placed Palestine among an exclusive group of nations, including Slovakia, US Virgin Islands, and Åland Islands, that have clinched back-to-back victories in the history of the contest.

Zambia, represented by Precious Pepala with the song "Eve", claimed the second position with a notable 115 points. Belgium, featuring Pommelien Thijs and the song "Entertainment", secured the third spot with a total of 105 points. The top 6 was completed by Australia with 103 points, Armenia with 89 points and Poland with 88 points.

As for the remaining automatic qualifiers, Norway attained the 7th position, France secured the 9th spot, Serbia claimed the 15th position, and Sudan unfortunately placed last.
Spanish language

* Italic
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* **Spanish**

22 countries

**Spanish** , also called **Castilian** , is a Romance language that originated in Castile, a region in Spain. Approximately 406 million people speak Spanish as a native language, making it the second-most-spoken language by number of native speakers after Mandarin. It also has 60 million speakers as a second language, and 20 million students as a foreign language. Spanish is one of the six official languages of the United Nations, and is used as an official language by the European Union and Mercosur.

Spanish is a part of the Ibero-Romance group of languages that evolved from several dialects of common Latin in Iberia after the collapse of the Western Roman Empire in the fifth century. It was first documented in central-northern Iberia in the ninth century and gradually spread with the expansion of the Kingdom of Castile into central and southern Iberia. From its beginnings, Spanish vocabulary was influenced by its contact with Basque and by other related Ibero-Romance languages and later absorbed many Arabic words during the Muslim presence in the Iberian Peninsula. It also adopted many words from non Iberian languages, particularly the Romance languages Occitan, French and Italian and increasingly from English in modern times, as well as adding its own new words. Spanish was taken to the colonies of the Spanish Empire in the sixteenth century, most notably to the Americas as well as territories in Africa, Oceania and the Philippines.

Spanish is the most popular second language learned by native speakers of American English. From the last decades of the 20th century, the study of Spanish as a foreign language has grown significantly, facilitated in part because of the growing population demographics and economies of many Spanish-speaking countries, and the growing international tourism in these countries.
Sugary Song Contest 6

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**Sugary Song Contest 6**, often referred to as SCC #06, was the 6th edition of the Sugary Song Contest.
It was held in Barcelona, Spain after Anael's victory in the fifth edition. 13 countries participated in the edition with Poland being the sixth winner of the contest. The runner-up of this edition was Nauru, following by Russia on the third position.
French language

* Italic
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French is a Romance language spoken as a first language in France, the Romandy region in Switzerland, Wallonia and Brussels in Belgium, Monaco, the provinces of Quebec and New Brunswick (Acadia region) in Canada, the U.S. state of Maine, the Acadiana region of the U.S. state of Louisiana, and by various communities elsewhere. Other speakers of French, who often speak it as a second language, are distributed throughout many parts of the world, the largest numbers of whom reside in Francophone Africa. In Africa, French is most commonly spoken in Gabon (where 80% report fluency), Mauritius (78%), Algeria (75%), Senegal and Côte d'Ivoire (70%). French is estimated as having 110 million native speakers and 190 million more second language speakers.
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**Sugary Song Contest 9**, often referred to as SCC #09, was the 9th edition of the Sugary Song Contest.
It was held in Jomala, Åland after Marlene's victory in the eighth edition. 16 countries participated in the edition with the United Kingdom being the ninth winner of the contest. The runner-up of this edition was the British Virgin Islands, following by Poland on the third position.
Death Barrier

The **Death Barrier** or **Death Plane** is a special type of floor in *Super Mario 64*, which causes Mario to lose a life if he is above it and vertically too close to it. It is analogous to the bottomless pits of previous games. A floor is used for this case since Mario cannot inhabit any region without a floor triangle underneath him, as that is considered Out of Bounds.

The death animation usually triggers well above the physical height of a Death Barrier, presumably to avoid Mario falling onto it and standing there. However, it can be downwarped to or stood upon during a Power Star cutscene, and Mario's shadow is still visible on the surface of the Death Barrier (though it is properly invisible on actual N64 consoles), as with any other floor.

Several objects, such as Goombas and Scuttlebugs, have special programming in place to despawn them if they reach the Death Barrier, to prevent them from walking around on top of it. In the case of the Mystery Goomba, it only exists for one frame as it spawns at the Death Barrier and consequently despawns as soon as possible.
Hat in Hand Glitch

The **Hat in Hand** glitch is a glitch which makes Mario hold his hat in his hand. It prevents his hat from being blown off while still allowing him to use it if it was a special hat (though note that he still takes damage as if he had no hat entirely), as well as allowing objects to be released from the HOLP remotely.

## Activating the Glitch

There are two main methods in performing the glitch:

* Regular Hat: Perform the Hat Factory Glitch, in which Mario teleports while his hat is removed, duplicating the hat. Then, run over to where the hats are located and wear them one after the other. Voila - you now have your hat in your hand!
* Special Hats: First, break open a cap block, preferably with a wall nearby. Then, wait for the cap block to respawn, and try to collect the hats one after the other. You now have your hat in your hand!
Unique A press

A **unique A press** refers to a single circumstance under which the A button must be pressed during a run. This circumstance may occur multiple times, leading to multiple A presses; if a workaround is found for the unique A press, all of those individual A presses may be saved.

For example, if entering a course requires an A press, the case of entering the course is a unique A press, even if the said course must be visited multiple times over the course of a run.

Below is a table of unique A presses in the A Button Challenge.

Source: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1wVD60DYcPPjWmfObqwV-1Kb0ic478dsL9znCMqM2X4M/edit
Loading area

A **loading point** is an area where, if passed through, will load certain objects in the course.

## Locations

**Loading areas that can be passed through without disrupting Mario's movement and loading area cloning is possible**

* Dire, Dire Docks: The loading area is at the midpoint of the tunnel leading to Bowser's submarine and the platforms above ground.
* Wet Dry World: The loading area is in the middle of the underwater tunnel, connecting the main part and the underwater town.

**Loading areas that can be passed through without disrupting Mario's movement, but cloning cannot be utilized as of yet**

* Shifting Sand Land: The loading area is inside the pyramid leading to Eyerok's boss fight.
* Tall, Tall Mountain: The loading area is at the midpoint of the secret slide, after the sharp right turn at the branch to the wooden segment.