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Let's take a look at the two numbers, friend. The only difference between 45289 and 45889 is in the hundreds place - it goes from 2 to 8. By changing the 2 to an 8, we increase the value by 600, bringing us from 45289 to 45889. Just a little change can make a big difference, and that's something to be happy about.
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