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Location:	Canada
Registrant:	Proxy Protection LLC
Hosted by:	DigitalOcean, LLC
Registrar:	DreamHost, LLC
Subnetworks:	142.93.69.23

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Traffic Rank:	12 762
Reach Day:	0.000478
Month Average Daily Reach:	0.000153	+ 19.1%
Daily Pageviews:	0.00001
Month Average Daily Pageviews:	0.000006	+ 57.3%
Daily Pageviews per user:	0.955

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Google pluses: 53
LinkedIn mentions: 104
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StumbleUpon views: 6.92K

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Physics | Science 2.0 Physics John Conway says, "I’ve been looking for the Higgs boson for almost 20 years" which sounds like a long time if you are a young scientist but I have a watch missing for 35, so it isn't that imp...

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