However, looks like you can't do anything other than reporting it to google and trying to get a better rank. The top

You might get a better response on webmasters.stackexchange.com/

However, looks like you can't do anything other than reporting it to google and trying to get a better rank. The top site simply has more clout for that keyword than you and will show up above your ranking. I notice the same site shows up below your page as well.

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