10000...01001 (27-digits)
This number is a prime.
1000010 0110111111 1011101001
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The smallest anti-Yarborough prime formed when each digit
of a pandigital prime (80921735641) is replaced by its
respective binary representation: 8 = 10002, 0,
9 = 10012, 2 = 102, 1, 7 =
1112, 3 = 112, 5 = 1012,6
= 1102, 4 = 1002, 1. [Beedassy]
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