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Return to "Solving five edges and two corners" ↵ The "one pair" approach
For speed cubing, the "two pairs" approach is quite effective. But for fewest moves solving, it is possible to get even fewer moves by permuting the edges while solving the second pair. Opportunities are most obvious when one of the corners is already aligned:
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