| Website | Website Rating | Affinity |
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scientificamerican
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scientificamerican.com
Rated 4.7 by 3 users
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97.8% |
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pbs.org
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pbs.org
Rated 4.4 by 5 users
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16.6% |
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sciencedaily
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sciencedaily.com
Rated 4.6 by 10 users
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13% |
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es.wikipedia.org
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es.wikipedia.org
Rated 4.1 by 50 users
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0.4% |
| Website | Website Rating | Affinity |
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scientificamerican
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scientificamerican.com
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100% |
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googleadservices
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googleadservices.com
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2.3% |
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