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by Christopher J. Burke
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1630: Emirp
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It's hard to tell if the emirp is coming or going. If it isn't obvious, an emirp is a prime number that is still a prime when the digits are reversed. There are also cyclic emirps, where every prime in the cycle is a still a prime when it is reversed. As for the Weird guy, longtime readers have seen him before. (You can also go there to leave comments!)    
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