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1. ushastry 28,000
2. angelIII 11,100
3. mwvisa1 10,450
4. ionutz2k2 6,000
5. cxr 4,900
6. Sandman... 4,400
7. Ray_Pas... 3,600
8. arnold 2,875
9. fibo 2,750
10. objects 2,500
10. Juan_Bar... 2,500
12. HayesJupe 2,000
12. bluebelldis... 2,000
12. azadisaryev 2,000
12. matthews... 2,000
12. LordOfPo... 2,000
12. jason1178 2,000
18. ryancys 1,600
18. thehagman 1,600
18. BrandonG... 1,600
21. tchamtieh 1,500
21. DanielWilson 1,500
23. PIERCGG 1,400
23. v2Media 1,400
23. jausions 1,400

1. angelIII 2,268,940
2. todd_far... 1,724,617
3. snoyes_jw 765,508
4. Raynard7 704,144
5. ushastry 630,074
6. hernst42 620,899
7. Squeebee 555,077
8. leannonn 502,006
9. hielo 481,986
10. routinet 393,202
11. NovaDeni... 374,559
12. akshah123 328,218
13. virmaior 324,848
14. psadac 324,195
15. AdrianSRU 321,878
16. yodercm 317,867
17. mankowitz 304,286
18. fibo 293,857
19. ee_rlee 219,254
20. teraplane 193,956
21. ldbkutty 184,558
22. racek 181,131
23. glcummins 180,665
24. gamebits 179,036
25. steelseth12 177,995

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Using Asian (Chinese, Japanese and Korean) and accentuated characters with PHP/MySQL

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