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The Less We Know, the Surer We Are, Study Finds
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Debating Bitcoin: Will the Cryptocurrency's Merits Be Its Undoing?
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Ray Lewis
Power 100 rank: 78
Sport: NFL/Baltimore Ravens—LB
Age: 34
Most recent notable achievement: 2009 NFL All-Pro Team
Earnings: $12 million
Key sponsors: Under Armour
Why he's on the list: Lewis remains one of the most feared hitters in the NFL and has parlayed his toughness into partnerships with companies hoping to borrow that image.
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