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Heh. None of the four friends I asked got it right, but maybe we're just unusually ignorant. I mean, one could simply phrase it as "how many ways can n people call each other?" but it loses the exclusivity implication and so would need more clarification. Another option is to give a short definition,
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714:Pr
704:)
685:Pr
670:Pr
599:Pr
582:Pr
571:Pr
561:)
538:Pr
519::
513::
496::
484:b
476::
468:a
440::
429::
411::
400::
379::
371:b
363::
355:a
347::
329::
317:d
309::
305:OR
301:c
293::
285:b
277::
269:a
261::
237::
227:,
223:,
219:,
209:b
201::
197:a
189::
168:GA
159:)
125:|
106:|
102:|
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1415:—
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1068:)
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972:)
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943:)
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925:)
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727:@
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547:@
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474:)
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373:(
361:)
357:(
327:)
319:(
307:)
303:(
291:)
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271:(
235:)
211:(
154:·
149:(
132:·
129:)
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113:·
110:)
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