Is there a way to scrape problem statements automatically?
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Medium/medium-hard COCI problems, USACO gold problems, and some relatively easier problems from oj.uz are very helpful for intermediate-level training contests. Wish there existed some vjudge like system to make virtual contests off of these problems without requiring much effort from the trainers. Any suggestions or websites that I may not know of?
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