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%I A345157 #16 Jul 18 2021 04:42:32 %S A345157 1,34,160,205,174,278,291,253,254,258,247,281,240,216,228,288,255,240, %T A345157 216,228,288,255,240,216,228,288,255,240,216,228,288,255,240,216,228, %U A345157 288,255,240,216,228,288,255,240,216,228,288,255,240 %N A345157 a(1) = 1; thereafter, a(n) = A073327(a(n-1)), using the US English version of A073327 when there is a choice. %C A345157 This is a US English version of A345126 (i.e., not using AND). %C A345157 The last five integers cycle. This is the only cycle [proved], so all nonnegative integers chain to enter it. %e A345157 1 = ONE = 34, 34 = THIRTY FOUR = 160, 160 = ONE HUNDRED SIXTY = 205. %Y A345157 Cf. A073327, A345126. %K A345157 nonn,word %O A345157 1,2 %A A345157 _Paul Duckett_, Jun 09 2021