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GM87.1601.545%
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RIVN15.860-0.17%
CYD35.000-0.82%
HMC32.490-0.03%
TM197.560-0.64%
CVNA70.8651.705%
PAG217.1501.24%
LAD360.2702.25001%
AN205.5901.92%
GPI284.0105.74%
ABG208.9100.41%
SAH76.2900.39%
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GM87.1601.545%
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RIVN15.860-0.17%
CYD35.000-0.82%
HMC32.490-0.03%
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CVNA70.8651.705%
PAG217.1501.24%
LAD360.2702.25001%
AN205.5901.92%
GPI284.0105.74%
ABG208.9100.41%
SAH76.2900.39%
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GM87.1601.545%
F13.850-0.12%
RIVN15.860-0.17%
CYD35.000-0.82%
HMC32.490-0.03%
TM197.560-0.64%
CVNA70.8651.705%
PAG217.1501.24%
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