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5-ary truth tables with 4-bit entries (left) and their Zhegalkin twins (right).
The 16 rows that the two matrices have in common are noble.

The 16 rows of this table are examples of 5-ary noble Boolean functions.
Only 4-bit places can be true, and the weight must be even.

These five columns are also the digits of the first 16 evil numbers.

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