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A safe is locked by a device consisting of five disks with the digits `0, 1, ......9` on each of them.The safe gets unlocked by dialing a certain combination of digits. Will ten days be enough to open the safe if the "working day" lasts 13 hours and it takes five seconds to dial one by combination of digits?

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