Another Klotski puzzle! (rules here)
6
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4
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Assuming that multiple consecutive moves of the same block are counted as one, here is a solution:
El, Dd, Ed, Cd, Er, Brr, Au, Zrruu, Ad, Bll, El, Cu, Dl, Cu, Erd, Dur, Zru, Cl, Zur
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