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Common pitfalls when reproducing an MD5 signature include inconsistent encoding (UTF-8 vs. GBK), mismatched concatenation order and delimiters, wrong timestamp units (a 1000-fold difference between seconds and milliseconds), and hexadecimal case differences.
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