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For short stretches, yes, certainly. For example, there are 9 stretches of a number repeating 6 or more times (eg 333333) in the first million digits. Similarly, you can get 212121. But sooner or later the pattern and its repeat diverge.




For short stretches, yes, certainly. For example, there are 9 stretches of a number repeating 6 or more times (eg 333333) in the first million digits. Similarly, you can get 212121. But sooner or later the pattern and its repeat diverge.




For short stretches, yes, certainly. For example, there are 9 stretches of a number repeating 6 or more times (eg 333333) in the first million digits. Similarly, you can get 212121. But sooner or later the pattern and its repeat diverge.




For short stretches, yes, certainly. For example, there are 9 stretches of a number repeating 6 or more times (eg 333333) in the first million digits. Similarly, you can get 212121. But sooner or later the pattern and its repeat diverge.


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