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Let locus L of a variable point `P(x, y) is x^3 +y^3 = 1 - 3xy, x != - 1`. A circle with center `C_1(2, 2)` and radius r touches L at Q(a, b) and line `x+y=c, (c != 1) at R(d, e)`, then

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