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There were 106 awards in 2021. Who received these awards, and where are they located?
There were 104 awards in 2020. Who received these awards, and where are they located?
There were 95 awards in 2019. Who received these awards, and where are they located?
There were 99 awards in 2018. Who received these awards, and where are they located?
There were 87 awards in 2017. Who received these awards, and where are they located?
There were 86 awards in 2016. Who received these awards, and where are they located?
There were 78 awards in 2015. Who received these awards, and where are they located?
There were 57 awards in 2014. Who received these awards, and where are they located?
There were 65 awards in 2013. Who received these awards, and where are they located?
There were 67 awards in 2012. Who received these awards, and where are they located?
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