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388:White House
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1844:CBC News
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867:(49.8)
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782:(50.5)
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112:Canada
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1744:177.4
1739:128.0
1694:111.4
1689:165.4
1674:217.3
1669:160.0
1664:188.1
1659:148.8
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1624:139.1
1619:200.4
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1560:−17.5
1555:−27.0
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1545:−32.0
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985:−30.0
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1164:57.8
1159:26.3
1129:16.2
1124:27.3
1119:38.6
1114:45.0
1099:73.5
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1079:47.4
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1069:38.4
1064:18.1
1059:19.3
1054:27.6
1049:39.0
1044:45.2
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840:−8.3
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810:−4.8
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795:15.9
790:16.8
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780:10.3
770:−2.2
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1580:0.5
1575:0.5
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925:2.3
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