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| 6 3 78 | 9 2 178 | 4 5 18* |
| c259 c289* 4 | 38 358 1358 | 689 7 1268 |
| b2579 1 b25789 | 6 4578 4578 | a89 a28 3 |
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| 2479 5 26789 | A2478 1 24789 | 3 2468 B24678 |
| 12479 B24789 12789 | 23478 6 234789 | A78 A248 5 |
| 3 A2478 2678 | 5 B478 B2478 | 1 9 24678 |
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| 14579 479 13579 | 3478* 345789 3456789 | 2 13468 14678 |
| 2457 6 2357 | 1 34578 234578 | 578 348 9 |
| 8 2479 123579 | 2347 34579 2345679 | 567 1346 1467 |
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Almost DJE (2478): r5c78 r4c4 r6c2, r6c56 r4c9 r5c2
Rogue digit 8
If 8 appears in both bases, it has to appear in r2c2, r7c4 and r1c9.
Using an AIC, we can prove that's not the case:
(8=29)r3c78 – r3c13 = (29–8)r2c12
The DJE is now proven (except for the cover houses of 8s).
stte
Marek