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If you are talking about most massive to least massive, here is the list:

R136a1 [1]265-320WR 101e150-160HD 269810150Peony Nebula Star150LBV 1806-20130-200HD 93129 A + B[2][3]A=120-127, B=80HD 93250118NGC 3603-A1A=116, B=89Pismis 24-1 A + B[4][5]A=100-120, B=100Arches cluster[6][7][8]Many stars, 100-130Pismis 24-17[5]100Hineliun100S Doradus100Eta Carinae90-100Cygnus OB2-1292WR20 a + bA=83, B=82The Pistol Star80-150Melnick 4280-100HD 9795080Sk-71 5180R 12670Companion to M33 X-770LH54-425 A + BA=62, B=37Var 83 in M3360-85Sher 25 in NGC 360360Zeta-1 Scorpii60Zeta Puppis59WR2255-74Plaskett A + BA=43, B=51AG Carinae50WR102c45-55IRS-8*44.5HD 5980 A + BA=40-62, B=30Epsilon Orionis40HD 14893740IRAS 05423-712040Rho Cassiopeiae40Theta1 Orionis C40Xi Persei40Companion to NGC300 X-138Cluster R136a12 stars, all 37-76Chi2 Orionis35-40Companion to IC10 X-135VY Canis Majoris30-40Gamma Velorum A30P Cygni30R 6630Zeta Orionis28IRS 1526VV Cephei25-40Alpha Camelopardalis25-306 Cassiopeiae25EZ Canis Majoris25KY Cygni25Mu Cephei25V509 Cassiopeiae25NGC 7538 S20-40S Monocerotis A18-30WR478-48

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