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INTERESTING FACTS FROM THE BRNO CARD: A SUPERMARKET CASHIER OR A CANADIAN LEARNING CZECH
A priest who replaced his dad for years. A firefighter and former soldier who has already retired once. Or a Canadian PhD student who is learning Czech out of respect for the fans. Winning Group Arena in Brno will host the 17th OKTAGON tournament.
A FIGHT WHERE YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO BLINK: HÁLA TO CLASH WITH ÚŠKRT IN BRNO
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