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What Does The Data Say 2
- 1. MARCH MADNESS WEEK 2 RESULTS and WEEK 3 ANNOUNCEMENTS
- 2. The Survey Who Would Win In a Science Decathlon? 25% 65% 10%
- 3. The Brackets Week 2 Los Angeles New England REMATCH!!! Sox v Sox Washington DC Chicago Northern California New York Battle for Matt Lappé Soul Showdown Atlanta Colorado
- 5. The Scores Are In WEEK 2 NEW ENGLAND CHICAGO 44.1% 40.8% WINNER: CHICAGO ON THE PHONE
- 6. The Scores Are In WEEK 2 NORCAL COLORADO 40.5% 57.1% WINNER: Northern California
- 7. The Scores Are In WEEK 2 ATLANTA NEW YORK TOO HOT 47.4% WINNER: NEW YORK
- 8. The Scores Are In WEEK 2 LOS ANGELES WASH D.C. 50.1% 99.9% WINNER: LOS ANGELES
- 9. LEADERBOARD – after week 2
- 10. National Numbers
- 12. The Brackets – week 3 Week 3 good luck. have fun. GOT DOT?…next week begins the race to 100,000 Los Angeles Northern California No Turn On Red Rt. 80 Roundup New York Chicago Washington DC Colorado Mountain High, Valley Low Patriots Games Atlanta New England ON THE PHONE
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