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	Below are listed some '''very low accuracy temperaments'''. Temperaments with exceedingly low accuracy such as these tend to temper out very large ~~"commas"~~ such as 9/8, 32/27, or 15/14, equating wildly different interval sizes with [[semitone]]-level or even greater [[error]]s. As a result, all of them are beyond the edge of what can sensibly be called a temperament at all; that is to say, they are [[exotemperament]]s.		Below are listed some '''very low accuracy temperaments'''. Temperaments with exceedingly low accuracy such as these tend to temper out very large intervals such as 9/8, 10/9, 32/27, or 15/14, equating wildly different interval sizes with [[semitone]]-level or even greater [[error]]s. As a result, all of them are right on or even beyond the edge of what can sensibly be called a temperament at all; that is to say, they are [[exotemperament]]s.

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