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There is a number which is greater than one million but less than ten million. It's an even number. None of the digits is less than 3. No digit is used more than once. The sum of the digits in the onces period is 12 . The digit in ten thousand place is equal to the sum of the digits in the tens and hundreds places. The digits in the millions places is 2 more than the digit in the thousand place. The digits in the hundred thousand places is twice the digit in the tens places.
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