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Let `lambda` be an interger. If the shortest distance between the lines `x - lambda = 2y - 1 = -2z` and `x = y + 2lambda= z-lambda` is `(sqrt7)/(2sqrt2)`, then the value of `|lambda|` is _______ .

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