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Contest Date: 9^th May 2026 (9 am ET or 6:00 pm ET)

Enrollment Closes: 26^th Apr 2025

Contest Duration: 90 Minutes

Questions in the Contest: 25

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HKIMO Heat 2026

Contest Date: 9^th May 2026 (9 am ET or 6:00 pm ET)

Enrollment Closes: 26^th Apr 2025

Contest Duration: 90 Minutes

Questions in the Contest: 25

Skill Level: Beginner

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