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A puzzle in which the hidden pattern behind a given sequence of numbers (and, often, the next term) is to be found. Use with [sequence]
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Another Sequence of Sequences
Next sequence defined as: no. of characters x from previous one following an x. Ordered from 1 to 9. Example: aabbb, 2a3b, 12131a1b ... So next one: 212223 and then 114213, 31121314, 41122314, 3122132 …
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4, 2, 4, 2305843009213693952, ? - an original number sequence
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27081263142182923706327232687195658070428245269515847892301960409193603497079267429599499960528359960959528695040131823079640006913802719873131394451528651722752913514197569737603884522462 …
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