In an acute, non-isosceles triangle ABC the midpoints of AC and AB are B1 and C1 respectively. A point D lies on BC with C between B and D. The point F is such that ∠AFC is a right angle and ∠DCF=∠FCA. The point G is such that ∠AGB is a right angle and ∠CBG=∠GBA. Prove that B1, C1, F and G are collinear.
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