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60 Songs That Explain the '90s (with Rob Harvilla)

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#	Player	# Correct	% Correct	Average Correct Celerity	Std. Dev. Celerity	Score
1	Joshua Levit	51	85.0%	.484	.207	806
2	Daniel Bourgeois	51	85.0%	.417	.200	762
3	Samantha Bertschmann	51	85.0%	.398	.234	749
4	Jill Silva	50	83.3%	.369	.218	715
5	Victor Pavao	47	78.3%	.326	.240	643
6	Nathaniel Balder	47	78.3%	.309	.200	635
7	Andrea Sroczynski	46	76.7%	.323	.236	629
8	Thom Crowley	43	71.7%	.380	.242	626
9	Matt Morong	46	76.7%	.311	.195	622
10	Steven Sroczynski	43	71.7%	.197	.204	521
11	Jillian DePaul	40	66.7%	.252	.225	512
12	Daniel Bielenin	41	68.3%	.202	.209	501
13	Sarah Cruise	41	68.3%	.065	.118	432
14	Carrie Thomas	35	58.3%	.191	.177	419
15	Chris Bertschmann	35	58.3%	.147	.185	406
16	Tyrone Walden	35	58.3%	.162	.202	405
17	Amy Ess	36	60.0%	.113	.124	401
18	Brian Thomas	32	53.3%	.217	.182	398
19	Lawrence Muldoon	33	55.0%	.185	.192	397
20	Joe Palmer	35	58.3%	.118	.210	397
21	Aiden Benshimol	31	51.7%	.243	.198	395
22	Sean Cruise	38	63.3%	.039	.074	393
23	Molly Bertschmann	30	50.0%	.207	.222	372
24	Pam Yosca	30	50.0%	.110	.135	335
25	Justin Smith	12	85.7%	.265	.196	156
26	Andy McLaughlin	5	83.3%	.286	.178	67
27	Dan Pratt	5	62.5%	.219	.174	61

Celerity is the fraction of the question that had not been read at the time of a buzz (for which a correct answer was provided). 1.000 is an immediate buzz, .500 is an answer given halfway through the question in terms of time on the sound recording, and .000 is an answer given at the very end.