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There's a possibility that it refers to poetic meter... Or something else related to poetry/music; I can't think of anything else right now.
 

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No, poetry definitely has nothing to do with it. It's simpler than that. I'll write the answer in the evening; maybe someone else will want to play the guessing game. Hint: the question relates to school, meaning the answer is within the question itself.
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Perhaps seven with a hyphen and seven without a hyphen.
Всё не так плохо как Вы думаете. Всё намного хуже!
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It could be seven with a dash and seven without a dash.
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#390
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9, 6
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9, 6
Incorrect. But the logic can be explained, in case it helps others.
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The first digit in this sequence appears in two variations, and one of these variations appears several times more often than the other.
Like, a digit from the same sequence? Or do you need any digit that is "used somewhere"?
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#393
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Yes, there are 2 possible numbers from this sequence. That is, the format of your answer is correct. If you want to play a trivia game, you'll have to wear a bra.
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#394
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Or maybe Heroes of Might and Magic III and Might and Magic IX? Or 3 and 6, if you absolutely need them to be from the same series.
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What about Heroes III and Heroes IX?
You could go through all 80 options that way. Without justification, it's pointless, but I'll say it again - no.

and neither 3 nor 6.
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Ah.
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#397
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The idea arose that these represent the days of the week. Specifically, the days on which the last days of each month fall throughout the year, starting with January. Two versions were considered: leap years and non-leap years. However, this doesn't quite work, as there are too few numbers, and Wednesday, February 28th (or 29th), cannot be followed by Wednesday, March 31st.
 

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Ment
The idea arose that these represent the days of the week. Specifically, the last days of each month in the year, starting with January. Two versions were considered: leap years and non-leap years. However, this doesn't quite work, as there aren't enough numbers, and Wednesday, February 28th (or 29th), cannot be followed by Wednesday, March 31st.
Interesting idea, but no, it's not the days of the week.
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I actually have a theory that it refers to parts 4 and 5. Because in Nepali (and generally in Hindi), "Ч" represents the number 5.
..разым двазым трызым рызым пята лата сигерь мата локом боком крюк за крюк из бульмы бульма урюк..
Знание некоторых закономерностей освобождает от изучения многих фактов.
Мечты сбываются рано или поздно, так или иначе.