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A researcher claims that he has developed a general-purpose sorting algorithm based on comparing pairs of elements with worst-case running time O(n*log(sqrt(n))). Does this claim contradict the theoretical lower bound, taking into account that sqrt(n) = O(n) but not vice versa? Yes, this claim contradicts the theoretical lower bound.
No, this claim is consistent with the theoretical lower bound.

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