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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 21x22 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (19, 20), if your only valid moves are to move over 2 squares in one direction and over 5 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 29x28 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (27, 25), if your only valid moves are to move over 1 squares in one direction and over 3 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 22x22 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (18, 20), if your only valid moves are to move over 3 squares in one direction and over 4 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 27x26 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (25, 24), if your only valid moves are to move over 2 squares in one direction and over 5 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 25x23 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (21, 22), if your only valid moves are to move over 4 squares in one direction and over 1 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 26x23 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (22, 20), if your only valid moves are to move over 3 squares in one direction and over 2 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 28x29 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (26, 26), if your only valid moves are to move over 1 squares in one direction and over 6 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 23x24 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (22, 20), if your only valid moves are to move over 5 squares in one direction and over 1 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 26x26 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (24, 24), if your only valid moves are to move over 1 squares in one direction and over 6 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 26x28 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (25, 25), if your only valid moves are to move over 5 squares in one direction and over 1 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 22x25 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (18, 21), if your only valid moves are like a chess knight, i.e, over two squares in one direction and over one square in a perpendicular direction in one move?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 26x24 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (22, 22), if your only valid moves are to move over 4 squares in one direction and over 3 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 26x24 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (23, 24), if your only valid moves are to move over 3 squares in one direction and over 4 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 20x20 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (18, 19), if your only valid moves are like a chess knight, i.e, over two squares in one direction and over one square in a perpendicular direction in one move?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 24x25 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (20, 21), if your only valid moves are like a chess knight, i.e, over two squares in one direction and over one square in a perpendicular direction in one move?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 23x24 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (19, 21), if your only valid moves are to move over 2 squares in one direction and over 5 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 22x25 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (20, 21), if your only valid moves are to move over 3 squares in one direction and over 2 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 22x22 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to the top right, if your only valid moves are to move over 4 squares in one direction and over 1 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 23x26 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (19, 22), if your only valid moves are to move over 2 squares in one direction and over 5 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 25x28 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (23, 24), if your only valid moves are to move over 3 squares in one direction and over 2 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 26x28 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (26, 25), if your only valid moves are to move over 2 squares in one direction and over 5 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 24x26 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (22, 23), if your only valid moves are to move over 3 squares in one direction and over 2 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 22x22 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (21, 20), if your only valid moves are to move over 2 squares in one direction and over 5 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 23x21 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (19, 17), if your only valid moves are to move over 3 squares in one direction and over 4 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 22x25 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (22, 21), if your only valid moves are to move over 2 squares in one direction and over 3 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 21x20 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (18, 16), if your only valid moves are to move over 2 squares in one direction and over 3 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 20x21 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (17, 18), if your only valid moves are to move over 3 squares in one direction and over 4 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 27x26 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (23, 23), if your only valid moves are to move over 1 squares in one direction and over 3 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 23x24 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (21, 20), if your only valid moves are to move over 2 squares in one direction and over 3 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 23x21 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (20, 21), if your only valid moves are like a chess knight, i.e, over two squares in one direction and over one square in a perpendicular direction in one move?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 24x23 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (21, 19), if your only valid moves are to move over 2 squares in one direction and over 5 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 24x25 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (22, 21), if your only valid moves are to move over 1 squares in one direction and over 6 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 21x22 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (18, 20), if your only valid moves are to move over 4 squares in one direction and over 3 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 26x24 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (22, 20), if your only valid moves are to move over 4 squares in one direction and over 3 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 22x20 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (18, 18), if your only valid moves are to move over 3 squares in one direction and over 2 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 20x22 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (16, 19), if your only valid moves are like a chess knight, i.e, over two squares in one direction and over one square in a perpendicular direction in one move?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 22x20 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (18, 16), if your only valid moves are to move over 5 squares in one direction and over 1 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 27x28 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (27, 25), if your only valid moves are to move over 2 squares in one direction and over 3 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 28x29 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (28, 27), if your only valid moves are to move over 5 squares in one direction and over 2 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 27x27 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (24, 25), if your only valid moves are to move over 4 squares in one direction and over 1 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 24x24 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (20, 23), if your only valid moves are to move over 4 squares in one direction and over 3 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 27x26 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (23, 23), if your only valid moves are like a chess knight, i.e, over two squares in one direction and over one square in a perpendicular direction in one move?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 28x28 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (24, 26), if your only valid moves are like a chess knight, i.e, over two squares in one direction and over one square in a perpendicular direction in one move?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 24x23 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (21, 19), if your only valid moves are to move over 5 squares in one direction and over 2 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 27x27 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (25, 26), if your only valid moves are to move over 2 squares in one direction and over 3 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 21x22 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (18, 20), if your only valid moves are to move over 6 squares in one direction and over 1 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 26x26 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (24, 22), if your only valid moves are to move over 2 squares in one direction and over 3 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 26x25 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (22, 21), if your only valid moves are to move over 4 squares in one direction and over 3 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 29x27 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (25, 27), if your only valid moves are to move over 3 squares in one direction and over 4 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 24x23 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (20, 22), if your only valid moves are to move over 4 squares in one direction and over 1 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 23x24 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (23, 21), if your only valid moves are to move over 3 squares in one direction and over 1 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 25x24 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (23, 24), if your only valid moves are to move over 1 squares in one direction and over 4 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 22x25 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (19, 21), if your only valid moves are like a chess knight, i.e, over two squares in one direction and over one square in a perpendicular direction in one move?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 28x27 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (25, 24), if your only valid moves are like a chess knight, i.e, over two squares in one direction and over one square in a perpendicular direction in one move?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 28x26 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (24, 25), if your only valid moves are to move over 2 squares in one direction and over 5 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 28x27 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (24, 26), if your only valid moves are to move over 4 squares in one direction and over 1 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 26x27 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (24, 25), if your only valid moves are to move over 2 squares in one direction and over 5 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 24x25 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (21, 23), if your only valid moves are to move over 6 squares in one direction and over 1 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 21x24 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (18, 20), if your only valid moves are to move over 3 squares in one direction and over 4 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 21x22 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (19, 19), if your only valid moves are to move over 5 squares in one direction and over 2 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 27x28 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (27, 26), if your only valid moves are to move over 6 squares in one direction and over 1 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 23x24 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (19, 21), if your only valid moves are to move over 1 squares in one direction and over 4 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 22x21 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (18, 21), if your only valid moves are to move over 1 squares in one direction and over 4 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 21x21 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (17, 17), if your only valid moves are to move over 4 squares in one direction and over 1 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 25x24 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (21, 20), if your only valid moves are like a chess knight, i.e, over two squares in one direction and over one square in a perpendicular direction in one move?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 23x24 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (20, 22), if your only valid moves are to move over 3 squares in one direction and over 4 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 28x28 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (24, 26), if your only valid moves are to move over 1 squares in one direction and over 5 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 24x23 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (21, 23), if your only valid moves are to move over 1 squares in one direction and over 3 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 29x27 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (26, 25), if your only valid moves are to move over 2 squares in one direction and over 3 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 23x22 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (21, 20), if your only valid moves are to move over 2 squares in one direction and over 5 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 28x29 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (24, 26), if your only valid moves are to move over 1 squares in one direction and over 5 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 24x25 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (20, 22), if your only valid moves are to move over 3 squares in one direction and over 1 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 26x25 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (23, 24), if your only valid moves are to move over 4 squares in one direction and over 3 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 28x28 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (26, 26), if your only valid moves are to move over 2 squares in one direction and over 5 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 26x26 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (24, 22), if your only valid moves are to move over 6 squares in one direction and over 1 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 23x24 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (19, 21), if your only valid moves are to move over 2 squares in one direction and over 3 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 22x22 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (19, 19), if your only valid moves are to move over 4 squares in one direction and over 3 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 21x21 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (18, 18), if your only valid moves are to move over 3 squares in one direction and over 2 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 22x22 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (20, 19), if your only valid moves are to move over 4 squares in one direction and over 1 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 21x22 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (21, 18), if your only valid moves are to move over 5 squares in one direction and over 2 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 29x29 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (25, 28), if your only valid moves are to move over 3 squares in one direction and over 4 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 25x27 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (22, 24), if your only valid moves are to move over 1 squares in one direction and over 6 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 21x20 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (18, 16), if your only valid moves are to move over 1 squares in one direction and over 3 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 24x23 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (20, 19), if your only valid moves are to move over 1 squares in one direction and over 6 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 27x25 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (24, 23), if your only valid moves are to move over 3 squares in one direction and over 2 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 23x23 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (19, 21), if your only valid moves are to move over 4 squares in one direction and over 3 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 25x24 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (21, 21), if your only valid moves are to move over 3 squares in one direction and over 2 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 27x26 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (25, 23), if your only valid moves are like a chess knight, i.e, over two squares in one direction and over one square in a perpendicular direction in one move?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 23x20 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (19, 18), if your only valid moves are to move over 2 squares in one direction and over 3 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 23x22 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (19, 18), if your only valid moves are to move over 5 squares in one direction and over 2 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 21x22 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (17, 18), if your only valid moves are to move over 4 squares in one direction and over 3 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 29x27 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (26, 23), if your only valid moves are to move over 6 squares in one direction and over 1 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 20x23 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (16, 19), if your only valid moves are like a chess knight, i.e, over two squares in one direction and over one square in a perpendicular direction in one move?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 21x23 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (18, 19), if your only valid moves are like a chess knight, i.e, over two squares in one direction and over one square in a perpendicular direction in one move?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 22x21 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (20, 21), if your only valid moves are to move over 2 squares in one direction and over 5 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 25x26 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (24, 22), if your only valid moves are to move over 1 squares in one direction and over 4 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 24x22 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (21, 22), if your only valid moves are to move over 2 squares in one direction and over 3 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 25x25 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (22, 21), if your only valid moves are to move over 3 squares in one direction and over 4 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 22x22 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (21, 19), if your only valid moves are like a chess knight, i.e, over two squares in one direction and over one square in a perpendicular direction in one move?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 20x20 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to the top right, if your only valid moves are to move over 2 squares in one direction and over 5 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 22x23 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (20, 19), if your only valid moves are to move over 6 squares in one direction and over 1 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 27x26 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (24, 23), if your only valid moves are to move over 4 squares in one direction and over 1 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 25x23 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (21, 23), if your only valid moves are to move over 1 squares in one direction and over 4 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 22x21 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (20, 18), if your only valid moves are to move over 1 squares in one direction and over 6 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 24x26 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (21, 22), if your only valid moves are to move over 1 squares in one direction and over 6 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 23x21 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (19, 19), if your only valid moves are to move over 1 squares in one direction and over 3 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 27x26 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (25, 24), if your only valid moves are to move over 3 squares in one direction and over 2 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 22x20 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (18, 20), if your only valid moves are to move over 5 squares in one direction and over 1 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 23x23 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (20, 19), if your only valid moves are to move over 6 squares in one direction and over 1 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 22x23 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (22, 21), if your only valid moves are to move over 6 squares in one direction and over 1 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 21x23 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (19, 19), if your only valid moves are to move over 3 squares in one direction and over 1 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 24x23 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (20, 22), if your only valid moves are to move over 2 squares in one direction and over 3 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 23x22 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (20, 22), if your only valid moves are like a chess knight, i.e, over two squares in one direction and over one square in a perpendicular direction in one move?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 23x24 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (19, 21), if your only valid moves are to move over 4 squares in one direction and over 3 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 23x22 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (21, 20), if your only valid moves are to move over 3 squares in one direction and over 2 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 22x20 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (19, 19), if your only valid moves are to move over 3 squares in one direction and over 1 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 20x22 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (18, 18), if your only valid moves are to move over 5 squares in one direction and over 2 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 24x23 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (22, 20), if your only valid moves are to move over 5 squares in one direction and over 2 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 27x29 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (27, 25), if your only valid moves are to move over 1 squares in one direction and over 3 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 24x24 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (20, 20), if your only valid moves are to move over 1 squares in one direction and over 6 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 23x25 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (23, 21), if your only valid moves are to move over 4 squares in one direction and over 1 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 21x21 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (18, 18), if your only valid moves are like a chess knight, i.e, over two squares in one direction and over one square in a perpendicular direction in one move?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 25x22 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (21, 19), if your only valid moves are to move over 6 squares in one direction and over 1 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 24x25 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (23, 21), if your only valid moves are to move over 3 squares in one direction and over 4 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 23x22 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (20, 18), if your only valid moves are to move over 1 squares in one direction and over 5 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 28x29 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (26, 26), if your only valid moves are to move over 3 squares in one direction and over 4 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 27x26 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (24, 22), if your only valid moves are to move over 2 squares in one direction and over 3 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 25x25 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (22, 22), if your only valid moves are to move over 1 squares in one direction and over 3 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 26x24 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (22, 24), if your only valid moves are to move over 1 squares in one direction and over 3 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 22x23 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (21, 21), if your only valid moves are to move over 2 squares in one direction and over 3 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 24x21 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (20, 18), if your only valid moves are to move over 2 squares in one direction and over 5 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 20x22 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (16, 18), if your only valid moves are to move over 3 squares in one direction and over 2 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 25x24 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (22, 20), if your only valid moves are to move over 5 squares in one direction and over 1 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 25x22 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (21, 20), if your only valid moves are to move over 3 squares in one direction and over 4 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 25x23 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (22, 20), if your only valid moves are to move over 1 squares in one direction and over 5 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 22x21 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (19, 17), if your only valid moves are to move over 3 squares in one direction and over 2 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 25x25 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (23, 22), if your only valid moves are to move over 1 squares in one direction and over 6 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 20x23 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (20, 19), if your only valid moves are to move over 4 squares in one direction and over 1 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 22x21 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (20, 21), if your only valid moves are like a chess knight, i.e, over two squares in one direction and over one square in a perpendicular direction in one move?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 27x28 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (26, 24), if your only valid moves are to move over 4 squares in one direction and over 1 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 20x20 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (19, 18), if your only valid moves are to move over 4 squares in one direction and over 1 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 23x25 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (23, 22), if your only valid moves are to move over 3 squares in one direction and over 2 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 22x20 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (18, 17), if your only valid moves are to move over 3 squares in one direction and over 4 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 28x27 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (25, 26), if your only valid moves are to move over 1 squares in one direction and over 6 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 22x22 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to the top right, if your only valid moves are to move over 3 squares in one direction and over 1 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 24x22 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (20, 18), if your only valid moves are to move over 2 squares in one direction and over 5 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 26x27 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (22, 23), if your only valid moves are to move over 2 squares in one direction and over 5 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 28x29 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (28, 27), if your only valid moves are to move over 1 squares in one direction and over 6 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 29x27 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (25, 25), if your only valid moves are to move over 3 squares in one direction and over 2 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 29x27 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (25, 23), if your only valid moves are to move over 3 squares in one direction and over 1 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 27x27 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (23, 23), if your only valid moves are to move over 5 squares in one direction and over 1 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 22x22 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (18, 21), if your only valid moves are to move over 1 squares in one direction and over 4 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 21x23 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (17, 20), if your only valid moves are like a chess knight, i.e, over two squares in one direction and over one square in a perpendicular direction in one move?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 21x22 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (19, 19), if your only valid moves are to move over 1 squares in one direction and over 3 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 26x24 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (23, 21), if your only valid moves are to move over 1 squares in one direction and over 3 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 29x29 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (26, 26), if your only valid moves are to move over 4 squares in one direction and over 1 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 29x27 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (26, 27), if your only valid moves are to move over 1 squares in one direction and over 4 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 23x23 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (21, 21), if your only valid moves are to move over 3 squares in one direction and over 2 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 28x25 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (24, 22), if your only valid moves are like a chess knight, i.e, over two squares in one direction and over one square in a perpendicular direction in one move?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 26x27 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (25, 23), if your only valid moves are to move over 2 squares in one direction and over 3 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 25x27 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (21, 23), if your only valid moves are to move over 6 squares in one direction and over 1 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 28x26 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (25, 24), if your only valid moves are to move over 4 squares in one direction and over 1 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 28x27 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (25, 23), if your only valid moves are to move over 3 squares in one direction and over 4 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 22x21 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (20, 21), if your only valid moves are to move over 4 squares in one direction and over 3 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 29x27 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (25, 27), if your only valid moves are to move over 1 squares in one direction and over 3 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 22x22 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (20, 20), if your only valid moves are like a chess knight, i.e, over two squares in one direction and over one square in a perpendicular direction in one move?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 26x28 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (24, 25), if your only valid moves are to move over 4 squares in one direction and over 3 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 26x26 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (22, 22), if your only valid moves are to move over 4 squares in one direction and over 3 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 24x27 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (22, 23), if your only valid moves are to move over 5 squares in one direction and over 2 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 23x21 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (19, 21), if your only valid moves are to move over 2 squares in one direction and over 5 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 24x24 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (23, 20), if your only valid moves are to move over 2 squares in one direction and over 5 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 25x25 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (22, 23), if your only valid moves are to move over 2 squares in one direction and over 5 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 26x26 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (23, 25), if your only valid moves are to move over 1 squares in one direction and over 5 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 21x23 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (17, 19), if your only valid moves are to move over 2 squares in one direction and over 5 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 23x24 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (21, 20), if your only valid moves are to move over 3 squares in one direction and over 2 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 28x28 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (27, 25), if your only valid moves are to move over 3 squares in one direction and over 4 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 22x20 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (18, 18), if your only valid moves are like a chess knight, i.e, over two squares in one direction and over one square in a perpendicular direction in one move?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 26x27 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (25, 24), if your only valid moves are to move over 3 squares in one direction and over 2 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 23x20 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (19, 17), if your only valid moves are to move over 3 squares in one direction and over 4 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 26x24 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (22, 21), if your only valid moves are to move over 2 squares in one direction and over 5 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 27x26 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (23, 25), if your only valid moves are to move over 6 squares in one direction and over 1 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 24x22 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (20, 20), if your only valid moves are like a chess knight, i.e, over two squares in one direction and over one square in a perpendicular direction in one move?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 26x27 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (26, 24), if your only valid moves are to move over 5 squares in one direction and over 2 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 23x26 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (22, 22), if your only valid moves are to move over 3 squares in one direction and over 4 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 24x22 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (21, 21), if your only valid moves are to move over 2 squares in one direction and over 5 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 26x29 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (24, 25), if your only valid moves are to move over 3 squares in one direction and over 4 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 26x26 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (24, 23), if your only valid moves are to move over 4 squares in one direction and over 1 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 23x23 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (20, 22), if your only valid moves are to move over 2 squares in one direction and over 3 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 25x24 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (21, 22), if your only valid moves are to move over 1 squares in one direction and over 4 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 23x24 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (19, 20), if your only valid moves are to move over 2 squares in one direction and over 3 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 24x23 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (20, 23), if your only valid moves are to move over 1 squares in one direction and over 6 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 29x27 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (25, 25), if your only valid moves are to move over 5 squares in one direction and over 1 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 24x26 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (21, 23), if your only valid moves are to move over 1 squares in one direction and over 3 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 27x29 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (26, 26), if your only valid moves are to move over 3 squares in one direction and over 4 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 27x26 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (24, 25), if your only valid moves are to move over 1 squares in one direction and over 4 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 28x28 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (24, 26), if your only valid moves are to move over 2 squares in one direction and over 5 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 27x26 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (24, 26), if your only valid moves are to move over 2 squares in one direction and over 3 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 21x22 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (18, 20), if your only valid moves are to move over 1 squares in one direction and over 4 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 28x26 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (25, 23), if your only valid moves are to move over 1 squares in one direction and over 4 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 21x22 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (19, 19), if your only valid moves are to move over 3 squares in one direction and over 2 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 24x25 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (20, 22), if your only valid moves are to move over 3 squares in one direction and over 2 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 25x28 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (24, 24), if your only valid moves are to move over 1 squares in one direction and over 3 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 27x24 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (23, 23), if your only valid moves are to move over 4 squares in one direction and over 3 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 21x21 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (17, 20), if your only valid moves are to move over 3 squares in one direction and over 2 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 26x26 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (23, 25), if your only valid moves are to move over 5 squares in one direction and over 2 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 25x24 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (22, 24), if your only valid moves are to move over 4 squares in one direction and over 1 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 27x27 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (24, 23), if your only valid moves are to move over 3 squares in one direction and over 4 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 29x28 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (25, 27), if your only valid moves are like a chess knight, i.e, over two squares in one direction and over one square in a perpendicular direction in one move?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 23x23 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (21, 22), if your only valid moves are to move over 6 squares in one direction and over 1 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 27x25 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (23, 22), if your only valid moves are to move over 3 squares in one direction and over 2 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 27x26 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (24, 26), if your only valid moves are like a chess knight, i.e, over two squares in one direction and over one square in a perpendicular direction in one move?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 28x26 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (24, 26), if your only valid moves are to move over 3 squares in one direction and over 2 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 22x23 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (21, 19), if your only valid moves are to move over 3 squares in one direction and over 2 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 22x25 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (21, 21), if your only valid moves are to move over 1 squares in one direction and over 3 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 25x26 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (22, 22), if your only valid moves are to move over 5 squares in one direction and over 1 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 24x25 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (23, 21), if your only valid moves are to move over 4 squares in one direction and over 3 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 23x22 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (21, 19), if your only valid moves are to move over 1 squares in one direction and over 5 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 21x24 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (20, 20), if your only valid moves are to move over 1 squares in one direction and over 5 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 27x25 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (24, 21), if your only valid moves are to move over 2 squares in one direction and over 3 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 27x25 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (24, 22), if your only valid moves are to move over 5 squares in one direction and over 1 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 21x21 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (17, 18), if your only valid moves are to move over 5 squares in one direction and over 2 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 21x22 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (21, 18), if your only valid moves are like a chess knight, i.e, over two squares in one direction and over one square in a perpendicular direction in one move?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 24x22 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (20, 19), if your only valid moves are like a chess knight, i.e, over two squares in one direction and over one square in a perpendicular direction in one move?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 28x29 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (25, 27), if your only valid moves are to move over 1 squares in one direction and over 3 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 23x24 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (22, 20), if your only valid moves are to move over 2 squares in one direction and over 5 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 27x26 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (23, 26), if your only valid moves are to move over 4 squares in one direction and over 1 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 20x21 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (19, 18), if your only valid moves are to move over 1 squares in one direction and over 6 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 20x23 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (18, 19), if your only valid moves are like a chess knight, i.e, over two squares in one direction and over one square in a perpendicular direction in one move?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 25x25 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to the top right, if your only valid moves are to move over 3 squares in one direction and over 2 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 24x23 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (21, 21), if your only valid moves are to move over 5 squares in one direction and over 2 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 28x26 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (24, 25), if your only valid moves are like a chess knight, i.e, over two squares in one direction and over one square in a perpendicular direction in one move?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 25x23 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (21, 23), if your only valid moves are to move over 1 squares in one direction and over 6 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 24x24 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (23, 21), if your only valid moves are to move over 4 squares in one direction and over 3 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 22x24 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (19, 21), if your only valid moves are like a chess knight, i.e, over two squares in one direction and over one square in a perpendicular direction in one move?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 24x23 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (20, 23), if your only valid moves are to move over 4 squares in one direction and over 3 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 28x27 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (26, 23), if your only valid moves are to move over 1 squares in one direction and over 4 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 21x20 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (17, 17), if your only valid moves are to move over 2 squares in one direction and over 3 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 24x25 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (24, 21), if your only valid moves are to move over 4 squares in one direction and over 3 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 27x26 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (25, 22), if your only valid moves are to move over 2 squares in one direction and over 3 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 22x20 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (19, 17), if your only valid moves are to move over 4 squares in one direction and over 1 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 21x21 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (17, 17), if your only valid moves are to move over 1 squares in one direction and over 5 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 20x20 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (18, 18), if your only valid moves are to move over 3 squares in one direction and over 2 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 20x23 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (16, 19), if your only valid moves are to move over 5 squares in one direction and over 2 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 23x23 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (19, 19), if your only valid moves are to move over 3 squares in one direction and over 1 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 23x21 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (20, 17), if your only valid moves are to move over 4 squares in one direction and over 1 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 29x26 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (25, 26), if your only valid moves are like a chess knight, i.e, over two squares in one direction and over one square in a perpendicular direction in one move?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 24x23 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (20, 21), if your only valid moves are to move over 2 squares in one direction and over 5 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 23x24 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (21, 22), if your only valid moves are like a chess knight, i.e, over two squares in one direction and over one square in a perpendicular direction in one move?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 23x25 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (19, 22), if your only valid moves are to move over 2 squares in one direction and over 5 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 21x21 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (19, 20), if your only valid moves are to move over 4 squares in one direction and over 1 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 20x20 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (16, 17), if your only valid moves are to move over 6 squares in one direction and over 1 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 25x24 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (22, 20), if your only valid moves are to move over 2 squares in one direction and over 5 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 20x20 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (18, 18), if your only valid moves are to move over 2 squares in one direction and over 5 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 22x21 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (18, 19), if your only valid moves are to move over 5 squares in one direction and over 2 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 28x28 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (25, 27), if your only valid moves are to move over 1 squares in one direction and over 5 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 21x21 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (18, 18), if your only valid moves are to move over 1 squares in one direction and over 3 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 23x23 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (19, 20), if your only valid moves are to move over 1 squares in one direction and over 4 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 21x22 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (17, 19), if your only valid moves are to move over 2 squares in one direction and over 3 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 24x24 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (21, 21), if your only valid moves are to move over 3 squares in one direction and over 2 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 25x26 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (22, 24), if your only valid moves are to move over 1 squares in one direction and over 4 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 26x25 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (23, 24), if your only valid moves are to move over 2 squares in one direction and over 3 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 29x29 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (25, 27), if your only valid moves are to move over 5 squares in one direction and over 1 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 22x21 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (18, 17), if your only valid moves are to move over 3 squares in one direction and over 4 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 26x25 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (22, 21), if your only valid moves are to move over 3 squares in one direction and over 2 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 20x22 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (20, 18), if your only valid moves are to move over 3 squares in one direction and over 2 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 22x21 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (18, 20), if your only valid moves are to move over 1 squares in one direction and over 3 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 28x25 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (24, 24), if your only valid moves are to move over 4 squares in one direction and over 1 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 29x27 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (26, 26), if your only valid moves are to move over 5 squares in one direction and over 2 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 22x23 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (18, 21), if your only valid moves are to move over 6 squares in one direction and over 1 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 27x24 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (23, 22), if your only valid moves are to move over 6 squares in one direction and over 1 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 27x27 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to the top right, if your only valid moves are to move over 3 squares in one direction and over 2 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 28x27 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (26, 25), if your only valid moves are to move over 6 squares in one direction and over 1 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 24x22 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (21, 18), if your only valid moves are to move over 5 squares in one direction and over 2 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 25x26 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (24, 24), if your only valid moves are to move over 1 squares in one direction and over 5 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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[User]
Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 21x22 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (17, 19), if your only valid moves are to move over 1 squares in one direction and over 5 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 27x26 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (23, 25), if your only valid moves are to move over 4 squares in one direction and over 1 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 24x27 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (22, 23), if your only valid moves are like a chess knight, i.e, over two squares in one direction and over one square in a perpendicular direction in one move?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 22x24 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (20, 21), if your only valid moves are to move over 3 squares in one direction and over 2 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 28x26 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (24, 26), if your only valid moves are to move over 4 squares in one direction and over 3 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 27x27 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (23, 23), if your only valid moves are like a chess knight, i.e, over two squares in one direction and over one square in a perpendicular direction in one move?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 29x29 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (25, 27), if your only valid moves are to move over 1 squares in one direction and over 4 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 23x24 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (20, 21), if your only valid moves are like a chess knight, i.e, over two squares in one direction and over one square in a perpendicular direction in one move?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 23x25 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (21, 22), if your only valid moves are to move over 5 squares in one direction and over 2 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 25x23 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (22, 19), if your only valid moves are to move over 3 squares in one direction and over 4 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 28x28 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (27, 26), if your only valid moves are to move over 3 squares in one direction and over 4 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 24x24 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (22, 20), if your only valid moves are like a chess knight, i.e, over two squares in one direction and over one square in a perpendicular direction in one move?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 26x26 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (24, 23), if your only valid moves are like a chess knight, i.e, over two squares in one direction and over one square in a perpendicular direction in one move?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 20x22 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (17, 18), if your only valid moves are to move over 6 squares in one direction and over 1 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 27x26 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (23, 25), if your only valid moves are to move over 3 squares in one direction and over 4 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 21x20 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (17, 20), if your only valid moves are like a chess knight, i.e, over two squares in one direction and over one square in a perpendicular direction in one move?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 25x22 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (21, 21), if your only valid moves are to move over 3 squares in one direction and over 2 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 23x25 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (19, 21), if your only valid moves are to move over 4 squares in one direction and over 1 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 24x22 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (20, 19), if your only valid moves are to move over 4 squares in one direction and over 1 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 25x28 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (25, 24), if your only valid moves are like a chess knight, i.e, over two squares in one direction and over one square in a perpendicular direction in one move?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 27x29 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (23, 25), if your only valid moves are to move over 3 squares in one direction and over 2 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 21x20 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (18, 17), if your only valid moves are to move over 6 squares in one direction and over 1 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 24x23 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (21, 22), if your only valid moves are like a chess knight, i.e, over two squares in one direction and over one square in a perpendicular direction in one move?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 20x20 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (17, 17), if your only valid moves are to move over 5 squares in one direction and over 1 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 21x22 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (17, 18), if your only valid moves are like a chess knight, i.e, over two squares in one direction and over one square in a perpendicular direction in one move?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 21x22 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (18, 19), if your only valid moves are to move over 3 squares in one direction and over 4 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 22x23 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (19, 19), if your only valid moves are to move over 1 squares in one direction and over 5 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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Supposing you start in the bottom left (0, 0) cell of a 29x29 grid, what is minimum number of steps you can take to get to (27, 25), if your only valid moves are to move over 4 squares in one direction and over 3 squares in a perpendicular direction (at once)?

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