UPDATE: IT TURNS OUT THERE WERE MULTIPLE ERRORS OF OMISSION IN THE DATA, EVEN THOUGH SOME OF IT WAS ACCURATE. Accordingly, I've deleted the ranking. Sorry for the confusion, and thanks for the prompt corrections!
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