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1    Australia
2    United States
3    Norway
4    United Kingdom
5    New Zealand
6    South Africa
7    Canada
8    Netherlands
9    Sweden
10    Switzerland
11    Denmark
12    Germany
13    Belgium
14    Singapore
15    Nigeria
16    Kuwait
17    Japan
18    Ireland
19    Finland
20    France
21    Luxembourg
22    Malaysia
23    Austria
24    Hong Kong
25    Israel
26    Iceland
27    Slovenia
28    Slovakia
29    United Arab Emirates
30    Italy
31    Qatar
32    Botswana
33    Estonia
34    Spain
35    Bermuda
36    Cyprus
37    Russia
38    Czech Republic
39    Puerto Rico
40    Greece
41    Saudi Arabia
42    Albania
43    Oman
44    Latvia
45    Portugal
46    Lebanon
47    Kenya
48    Bahamas
49    Malta
50    Bahrain
51    Ghana
52    Mozambique
53    Jamaica
54    Zimbabwe
55    Hungary
56    Brazil
57    Armenia
58    Tanzania
59    Rwanda
60    Trinidad and Tobago
61    Lithuania
62    Ukraine
63    Chile
64    India
65    Taiwan
66    Panama
67    Poland
68    Dominican Republic
69    Costa Rica
70    South Korea
71    Zambia
72    Uganda
73    Congo (DRC)
74    Jordan
75    Morocco
76    Argentina
77    Mexico
78    Macau
79    Thailand
80    Iraq
81    Namibia
82    Colombia
83    Monaco
84    Ethiopia
85    Croatia
86    Kazakhstan
87    Angola
88    Bulgaria
89    Philippines
90    Azerbaijan
91    Cameroon
92    Peru
93    Turkey
94    Algeria
95    China
96    Georgia
97    Uruguay
98    Indonesia
99    Belarus
100    Romania
101    Egypt
102    Moldova
103    El Salvador
104    Macedonia (FYROM)
105    Ecuador
106    Gibraltar
107    Brunei
108    Netherlands Antilles
109    Serbia
110    Bolivia
111    Yemen
112    Palestine
113    Tunisia
114    Sri Lanka
115    Venezuela
116    Afghanistan
117    Cambodia
118    Senegal
119    Nepal
120    Sudan
121    Guatemala
122    Maldives
123    Libya
124    Côte d’Ivoire
125    Benin
126    Myanmar (Burma)
127    Bangladesh
128    Bosnia and Herzegovina
129    Mauritius
130    Laos
131    Paraguay
132    Vietnam
133    Pakistan
134    Mongolia





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