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On the 112 short cases, hosted Jev and PPLX each scored 112, NeoHorse and Clef each scored 104, Flash and Omni each scored 102, Jeff 2B scored 94, Jeff 0.8B scored 77, Laya Typed scored 52, Laya scored 46, and Laya Multilingual scored 25.
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10/16/2026
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