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Or perhaps the second image is simply the right hand portion of rows 8, 9, 10, and 11.
Edited to add: although it looks like the top border is quite a bit larger in your first strip example vs. the second. Are there any discernible differences b/w those 5 common player images? I didn't see any.
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