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Rank	Name	Quiz Elo
18391	Veetro448	1800
36317	Veerbhadra	1746
32179	Vedragon	1791
30869	vedoba	1798
37619	vedmulay	1656
36853	VedikaPal	1729
20158	vedic	1800
18357	vedeshsheetal	1800
8630	veddon1	1800
2803	VEDANTU	1809

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