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- Bethel38
- Bridgeport87
- Brookfield35
- Cos Cob6
- Danbury112
- Darien40
- Easton6
- Fairfield94
- Greenwich75
- Monroe36
- New Canaan21
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- Norwalk180
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- Ridgefield40
- Riverside5
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- Bridgeport87
- Brookfield35
- Cos Cob6
- Danbury112
- Darien40
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- Greenwich75
- Monroe36
- New Canaan21
- New Fairfield27
- Newtown32
- Norwalk180
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- Westport66
- Wilton53
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