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Student Height Weight Age Shoe Size Waist Size Pocket Change
1 64 180 39 7 36 18
2 66 140 31 9 30 125
3 69 130 31 9 25 151
4 63 125 36 7 25 11
5 68 155 24 8 31 151
6 62 129 42 6 32 214
7 63 173 30 8 34 138
8 60 102 26 6 25 67
9 66 180 33 8 30 285
10 66 130 31 9 30 50
11 63 125 32 8 26 32
12 68 145 33 10 28 118
13 75 235 44 12 40 60
14 68 138 43 8 27 50
15 65 165 55 9 30 22
16 64 140 24 7 31 95
17 78 240 40 9 38 109
18 71 163 28 7 32 14
19 68 195 24 10 36 5
20 66 122 33 9 26 170
21 53 115 25 7 25 36
22 71 210 30 10 36 50
23 78 108 23 7 22 75
24 69 126 23 8 24 175
25 77 215 24 12 36 41
26 68 125 23 8 30 36
27 62 105 50 6 24 235
28 69 126 42 9 27 130
29 55 140 42 8 29 14
30 67 145 30 8 30 50

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