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What things come in groups of 15?
In mathematics, a group of 15 items is known as a quindecad. Some common items that come in groups of 15 include eggs in a carton, months in a quarter, and players on a rugby team. Additionally, elements in the lanthanide series of the periodic table have atomic numbers that are multiples of 15.
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