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Tonight you are making pie - the tasty kind, not the mathematical kind! This is a lattice-weave crust, where vertical and horizontal strips of crust meet at intersections. In the picture on the right, if you always cut the pie in half along the diameter, what is the maximum number of intersections you will cut?


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