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 The Global Trade Station, or GTS, allows players from all over the country, and possibly all over the world, to trade Pokémon on a massive scale: players are not limited to trading with other players through Friend Code sharing.
-The GTS, unlike traditional trading, is asynchronous and appears to operate in a fashion similar to computerised stock exchanges. The player deposits the Pokémon they want to trade at the GTS, then also inputs the Pokémon they would like in return, with the option of specifying the preferred gender and level. If a matching offer/request is found, a trade is achieved; what happens if no match is found is as yet unknown, but it is safe to assume that the offer/request remains in the system.
+The GTS, unlike traditional trading, is asynchronous and appears to operate in on principles similar to computerised stock exchanges. The player deposits the Pokémon they want to trade at the GTS, then also inputs the Pokémon they would like in return, with the option of specifying the preferred gender and level. If a matching offer/request is found, a trade is achieved; what happens if no match is found is as yet unknown, but it is safe to assume that the offer/request remains in the system.
 The player may also search for deposited Pokémon without making an offer.
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 ; Dance judging (ダンス審査)
 : The player choreographs their Pokémon and three backup dancers — points are scored for coordination and rhythm.
-: Performance judging (えんぎ審査)
+; Performance judging (えんぎ審査)
-; As in Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire, the player impresses the audience and judges using their Pokémon's moves.
+: As in Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire, the player impresses the audience and judges using their Pokémon's moves.
 It has been confirmed that Pokémon Super Contests will continue the five-category split from the Pokémon Contests. A rank-level system also exists, though it has not been confirmed how many levels there will be: there are at least three, including the Normal and Master ranks.