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I notice how all the numbers are different

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its alr

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its fine

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I like it :)

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it was ok

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I wonder why there's decimals

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There's no specific order, it jumps from one number to another J.R

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not in order I.Z

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There is different numbers A.H

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they are not in order

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There are different numbers, some have decimals and some don't I Wonder how they correlate to each other? - RT

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Not in order -DG 13

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There isn't a pattern there all different numbers.

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no immediate pattern - CL

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there all not in order and the perimeter is much larger J.C

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There's a mix of regular numbers and decimals. - A.M

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I notice there are several different numbers. I wonder how they're related. JG

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there not in order -v

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=> (w a) <== its out of order and what are they talking about

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There is a lot of decimals

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I wonder what the numbers skip by. I notice the # are not in order-ben jacobs

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nothing J.S