Excluding hydrogen, helium, the noble gases, and the Lanthanides/Actinides (the separated block of elements below the rest of the table), what is the most electronegative element? (Answer should be a word or a symbol)

Excluding hydrogen, helium, the noble gases, and the Lanthanides/Actinides (the separated block of elements below the rest of the table), what is the most electronegative element? (Answer should be a word or a symbol)

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