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After a brief introduction, users submit questions, which are ranked based on users' up-or-down votes.

Staff at Italian firm Technogym's headquarters are incentivised to be healthy with "move points", which are ranked on digital league tables and converted into prizes.

The UK has the sixth biggest classes in UKits primary schools, which are ranked sixth out of 34 nations on this measure.

The commentary criticized Mr. Gómez for his frequent world travels and for taking personal credit for the overhaul of Cuba's schools, which are ranked among the best in Latin America.

One table orders them alphabetically; another groups them into twenty-three über-categories, which are ranked according to somewhat inscrutable Darwinian criteria: "skill-level," suggested one census official, or "roughly descending socioeconomic status," according to an introduction to an older job index, or perhaps just muscle-to-fat ratio.

The events are intended to help researchers develop new collaborative projects, by having pairs of students and postdocs brainstorm for six minutes at a time and come up with hundreds of ideas in an hour, which are ranked and evaluated by a panel.

UConn is coming off a 22-15 victory last Saturday against South Florida, which was ranked 11th.

Florida, which is ranked No. 21 in the A.P. poll, is a 14-point underdog.

Tennessee has also defeated No. 12 Louisiana Tech and Notre Dame, which was ranked 17th at the time.

Harris has also put together a punishing defense, which is ranked eighth nationally.

(The Yankees have hit 174 homers, 18 more than Texas, which is ranked second).