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Rank	Name	Quiz Elo
4583	Zoard11	1800
1587	Znaf	1822
30536	zmudzin	1785
28717	Zlaja2015	1794
34675	ZJN	1654
19931	ZjbmchzG')%20OR%20671=(SELECT%20671%20FROM%20PG_SLEEP(15))--	1800
18588	ZiyadSerdar	1800
7289	zivgi	1800
11587	ziraman	1800
31471	Zipalid	1778

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