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    57 points by etrvic about 8 hours | 44 comments
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    66 points by narragansett about 7 hours | 16 comments
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    122 points by database64128 about 8 hours | 85 comments
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    36 points by EndXA about 6 hours | 3 comments
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    7 points by taubek about 2 hours | 4 comments
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    75 points by ksec 6 days | 121 comments
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    467 points by Garbage about 14 hours | 476 comments
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    12 points by QGQBGdeZREunxLe about 3 hours | 2 comments
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