15 P
8th
40 P
9th
10 P
9th - 12th
15 P
7th
21 P
6th
20 P
3rd
10 P
8th
12 P
8th
25 P
7th
12 P
12th
24 P
3rd
21 P
8th - Uni
4 P
9th
12 P
9th - 12th
20 P
PD
100 P
7th
100 P
7th
109 P
7th
5 P
11th
20 P
4th
20 P
8th
14 P
9th
15 P
9th - 12th
10 P
8th
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