#🔒 Json objectification(?) issue

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drifting palm
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ISSUE: Hi guys, I'm trying to scrape available shoes sizes in Adidas' website. I was able to get the long json input that was used by Javascripts' JSON.parse method, which likely contains the data I need, but I'm having trouble converting this long string into the Python dictionary.
WHAT I DID SO FAR: I'm playing with this string in notepad++ to see if removing all escapes, removing inch sign, etc, but when trying to do the pretty-print, it would throw an error like the first image. (it's just part of it..) Looks like there are instances where they used double quotation when they should've used an actual 'inch' sign. Currently working on this for last three hours and i'm seeking for help. Thanks.

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cedar narwhalBOT
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@drifting palm

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drifting palm
severe spire
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!rule tos

I'm trying to scrape available shoes sizes in Adidas' website
sorry, we can't help with this

cedar narwhalBOT
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