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Rank	Name	Quiz Elo
16181	Schmeichel	1800
1735	schmidter2	1821
2057	Schmittie	1816
51	Schnabelwolke	2032
3775	Schneider André	1800
1661	Schnuckiputzi	1822
4226	Schobbo	1800
285	Schoeni1982	1915
18692	Schon gewonnen	1800
34907	schoutenj	1771

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