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Suppose that there are 630 seats in a row. If the person to be seated is needed to sit next to someone, then what is the fewest number of seats that need to be occupied?
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Suppose that there are 630 seats in a row. If the person to be seated is needed to sit next to someone, then what is the fewest number of seats that need to be occupied?

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Its 210

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