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| New York | $24,328 - $118,359 | ||||
| Texas | $58,000 - $100,000 | ||||
| Illinois | $60,319 - $66,813 | ||||
| Massachusetts | $40,337 - $81,313 | ||||
| Virginia | $53,605 - $80,750 | ||||
| Georgia | $55,387 - $116,395 | ||||
| California | $67,496 - $122,500 | ||||
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