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someone watches the Eurovision voting, having -say, as most do- great expectations of his country Z participation. The country which first of all gives its results, doesn’t give Z a point from 1 to 7. At this point, and before the same country gives its results from 8 to 12 points (8,10 or 12 points), the supporter of Z receives the case with relief, for he wants his country to take a high score, from 8 to 12 -a condition for Z being placed on the top of the contest-. He believes that z will be on the ''high list'' the first voting country gives, i.e. on the list from 8 to 12p. Nevertheless, at the same time, he worries about the given results, for NOW (at the time before the first country gives results from 8 to 12 p.)the possibilities of Z being voted for by the first country are THEORETICALLY less, in comparison to the same possibilities, before the voting starts.His mood, thus, seems somewhat, inexplicit.