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252.www.dfes.gov.uk53500
253.www.arm.com53300
254.www.pcworld.co.uk53100
255.www.excite.co.uk53100
256.bubl.ac.uk53000
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258.www.landsend.co.uk51200
259.www.realbrighton.com51000
260.www.drinkstuff.com50700
261.www.bathnes.gov.uk50100
262.www.ladbrokes.com50000
263.www.britannia.com49900
264.www.co-operativebank.co.uk49500
265.www.oft.gov.uk48900
266.www.metoffice.gov.uk48800
267.www.mod.uk48100
268.www.sciencemuseum.org.uk47800
269.www.bankofengland.co.uk47500
270.www.banksy.co.uk47000
271.www.virgin.net46700
272.www.firebox.com46500
273.www.met.police.uk46000
274.www.goole.com45600
275.www.newsoftheworld.co.uk45300
276.www.vogue.co.uk45300
277.www.hmv.co.uk45000
278.www.hertsdirect.org45000
279.www.123-reg.co.uk44900
280.www.virgin.com44600
281.www.iwantoneofthose.com44600
282.www.argos.co.uk44500
283.www.monster.co.uk43300
284.www.barbican.org.uk43300
285.www.baa.com41600
286.www.squaremeal.co.uk41400
287.greenpeace.org.uk41300
288.www.iwight.com40900
289.www.royalsoc.ac.uk40900
290.www.thebritishmuseum.ac.uk40600
291.www.nls.uk40600
292.www.babycentre.co.uk40100
293.www.eurostar.com39600
294.www.westsussex.gov.uk39200
295.www.flightline.co.uk38700
296.www.nationalgallery.org.uk38500
297.www.ekmpowershop.com38300
298.www.woodlands-junior.kent.sch.uk38200
299.www.reading.ac.uk38100
300.www.surrey.ac.uk38100
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273. www.met.police.uk

Rating: 46000 points*
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Description: Home page of Metropolitan Police Service, United Kingdom (www.met.police.uk)

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