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The list can be anything, such as "best products for x that have been developed in 2019".

My argument is since it's almost the end of the year, the list has the potential to include the best content that happened in 2019. And until q2 2020 the article will remain relevant because people are still going to visit the article due to the same argument, - the new list can't be populated for 2020 yet.

What do you guys think?

Edit: Just to clarify, I'm already seeing people doing 2020 lists and that's why I'm asking.

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