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x^2	x^	\log_	\sqrt	\nthroot[\msquare]	\le	\ge	\frac <\msquare>	\cdot	\div	x^	\pi
\left(\square\right)^	\frac	\frac <\partial>	\int	\int_<\msquare>^	\lim	\sum	\infty	\theta	(f\:\circ\:g)	f(x)

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x^2	x^	\log_	\sqrt	\nthroot[\msquare]	\le	\ge	\frac <\msquare>	\cdot	\div	x^	\pi
\left(\square\right)^	\frac	\frac <\partial>	\int	\int_<\msquare>^	\lim	\sum	\infty	\theta	(f\:\circ\:g)	f(x)

- \twostack	\lt	7	8	9	\div	AC
+ \twostack	\gt	4	5	6	\times	\square\frac
\times \twostack	\left(	1	2	3	-	x
▭\:\longdivision	\right)	.	0	=	+	y

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