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190.2	194.8	203.2	211.6	217.4	234.7
246.7	277.3	287.5	293.4	321.7	326.5
435	435	435	438.8	440.8	442.6
448.1	451.8	452	452.4	456.7	457.4
459.6	461.2	463.2	463.2	472	472.5
483.7	487	487.2	503.8	507.7	508.7
536.2	546.8	553.4	557.4	557.4	557.4
583.6	612.7	612.8	613.3	614.1	614.7
615.8	616.8	642.4	644.9	649.6	704.3

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Find the median for this data set.
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Find the third quartile for this data set.
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Find the maximum for this data set.
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