 I think the New Deal map's strength is in the Baltic, for sure, John. If you looked at the Soviet Union in the Cold War and you looked at the Baltic Sea, remembering, of course, that Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania were part of the Soviet Union. Poland was in the Warsaw Pact. Belarus was part of the Soviet Union. You would look at that map and also realize Sweden and Finland were neutral, and you would say the Baltic Sea is basically a Soviet Warsaw Pact-controlled lake.