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52.www.undp.org744000
53.travel.state.gov739000
54.www.eduskunta.fi737000
55.www.coe.int736000
56.www.unep.org722000
57.www.unctad.org693000
58.www.defra.gov.uk681000
59.www.assemblee-nationale.fr668000
60.www.congress.org664000
61.www.fbi.gov658000
62.www.bundestag.de657000
63.www.senate.gov592000
64.www.ecb.int585000
65.www.nbb.be576000
66.www.hud.gov576000
67.www.legco.gov.hk572000
68.www.cordis.lu547000
69.www.nato.int546000
70.www.buyusa.gov545000
71.www.unece.org521000
72.www.healthcare.gov511000
73.www-wds.worldbank.org498000
74.www.tbs-sct.gc.ca496000
75.www.federalreserve.gov492000
76.www.dti.gov.uk489000
77.www.parl.gc.ca486000
78.www.regeringen.se475000
79.www.nbs.sk465000
80.www.fsa.gov.uk458000
81.www.usda.gov443000
82.www.aph.gov.au437000
83.www.ojp.usdoj.gov435000
84.www.sba.gov434000
85.www.dfait-maeci.gc.ca428000
86.www.paho.org423000
87.www.sante.gouv.fr422000
88.www.riksdagen.se418000
89.untreaty.un.org383000
90.www.ers.usda.gov379000
91.www.ct.gov374000
92.www.oas.org368000
93.www.europarl.eu.int360000
94.www.parliament.uk353000
95.www.govt.nz351000
96.www.euractiv.com350000
97.www.ntis.gov349000
98.www.norden.org343000
99.www.fco.gov.uk329000
100.www.unhcr.org326000
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