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Originally Posted by Baler
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There are 14 classes, OP wants combinations using 12 different classes.
It's a loaded question. |
I didn't find this confusing. He wants you to pick no more than 1 of each class to compose 2 groups. That there are 14 classes means 2 classes get left out.