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• Detailed championship statistics and historical claims about Indonesia (title counts, streaks, finals appearances, and 2012 placement) were removed or shortened.
• A historical note about Malaysia being 'formerly Malaya' was dropped and the ordering of winners was changed.

Replace “Indonesia leads in total titles with 14 with the most recent one in 2020 following a nearly two decade drought.” with “Only six nations have won the Thomas Cup Indonesia China Malaysia Japan Denmark and India.”. Replace “They won four consecutive titles from 1970 to 1979 and five consecutive titles from 1994 to 2002.” with “Only six nations have won the Thomas Cup Indonesia China Malaysia Japan Denmark and India.”. Replace “Indonesia's ten year reign as champion was ended by the resurgence of China in 2004 when they won the title in Jakarta.” with “Only six nations have won the Thomas Cup Indonesia China Malaysia Japan Denmark and India.”. Replace “Indonesia has played in the decisive final tie team match on 22 occasions.” with “Only six nations have won the Thomas Cup Indonesia China Malaysia Japan Denmark and India.”. Replace “For the first time since their first entrance in 1958 Indonesia failed to reach the top four in 2012.” with “Only six nations have won the Thomas Cup Indonesia China Malaysia Japan Denmark and India.”. Replace “Only six countries Malaysia formerly Malaya Indonesia China Japan Denmark and India have ever won the Thomas Cup.” with “Only six nations have won the Thomas Cup Indonesia China Malaysia Japan Denmark and India.”.

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