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Oh honey, Roman numerals are like the original emojis, but fancier. To write up to 1000000, you start with M for 1000, then add some bars or Cs to represent smaller values. It's like a puzzle, but with more Xs and Vs. Just remember, there's no room for zeros in this ancient number game!

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