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In two element `._(Z1)A^(M1)` and `._(Z2)B^(M2)`
`M_(1)"ne" M_(2)` and `Z_(1)"ne"Z_(2)` but `M_(1)-Z_(1) =M_(2)-Z_(2)`. These elements are

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