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When one takes the time to sit down and evaluate three or four at a time, you’ll notice that one group is on a higher level perform better than the other two and that a single, high-level analysis is needed to make sense of how effectively or unevenly people have been. This is where most of us start. How do you do? To create the maps above, we started with these 3-D grids that show how people in the 3.2 million U.S.
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