1. |
55
06:08
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2. |
54
07:37
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3. |
53
04:26
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4. |
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5. |
51
08:20
|
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6. |
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7. |
48
02:34
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8. |
47
04:21
|
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9. |
46
03:25
|
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10. |
45
03:17
|
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11. |
44
09:03
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12. |
43
03:32
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13. |
42
03:21
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14. |
41bis
04:00
|
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15. |
41
03:51
|
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16. |
40
04:44
|
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17. |
39
04:10
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18. |
38
02:10
|
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19. |
37bis
03:26
|
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20. |
37
04:44
|
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21. |
36
01:30
|
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22. |
35
02:44
|
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23. |
34
03:00
|
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24. |
33
01:53
|
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25. |
32 with voice
03:28
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26. |
32
03:28
|
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27. |
31
01:50
|
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28. |
30
05:59
|
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29. |
29
02:26
|
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30. |
28
03:39
|
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31. |
27
02:37
|
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32. |
||||
33. |
25
01:58
|
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34. |
24
06:13
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35. |
23
01:33
|
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36. |
22
04:09
|
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37. |
21
02:13
|
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38. |
20
02:58
|
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39. |
19
01:39
|
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40. |
18
02:28
|
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41. |
17
02:00
|
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42. |
16
01:59
|
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43. |
15
01:54
|
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44. |
14
03:21
|
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45. |
13
03:37
|
|||
46. |
12
01:40
|
|||
47. |
11
02:45
|
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48. |
10
02:10
|
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49. |
09
01:19
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50. |
08
03:50
|
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51. |
07
04:32
|
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52. |
06
02:03
|
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53. |
05
01:18
|
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54. |
04
01:29
|
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55. |
03
02:18
|
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56. |
02
02:05
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57. |
01
03:06
|
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58. |
Zero
02:45
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59. |
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