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A bar graph that shows the plan distribution of each drug by tier. The x-axis of the graph is labeled "Plan Distribution of Each Drug by Tier" and the y-axis is labeled with the names of the different types of drugs. The bars are arranged in a horizontal axis with each bar representing a different type of drug. The first bar represents the number of drugs in each tier ranging from 0.00% to 100.00%. The second bar represents "Methylphenidate" and shows that the majority of the drugs are methylphenidate while the third and fourth bars represent the percentage of drugs that are not covered. The fifth and sixth bars represent different types such as "focal XR" "Procter XR" and "brilliant XR". Overall the graph shows that there are a total of 10000 drugs in the first tier with the highest percentage being methylphenide.

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A bar graph that shows the plan distribution of each drug by tier. The x-axis of the graph is labeled "Plan Distribution of Each Drug by Tier" and the y-axis is labeled with the names of the different types of drugs. The bars are arranged in a horizontal axis with each bar representing a different type of drug. The first bar represents the number of drugs in each tier ranging from 0.00% to 100.00%. The second bar represents "Methylphenidate" and shows that the majority of the drugs are methylphenidate while the third and fourth bars represent the percentage of drugs that are not covered. The fifth and sixth bars represent different types such as "focal XR" "Procter XR" and "brilliant XR". Overall the graph shows that there are a total of 10000 drugs in the first tier with the highest percentage being methylphenide.

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