 The other message from voters is that they're not ready to have a far-right government. That's the real message from the second round of the election, where the people really did come out to vote in many respects against the far-right. And they voted not necessarily for the candidate they initially supported, but for sort of an anyone-but kind of candidate. And so I'd say those are the two messages. The populism is still on the rise in France, but as a country, they're not ready yet for that to be their government.