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limited menu, but could have used the addition of some feature-related buttons. In a window on the left side, the user can designate a folder for analysis. Once loaded, this process begins automatically and completes quickly. In the middle of the window, suspected duplicates are presented. A score indicating the likelihood of a duplicate is also present, which is a welcome feature. In our tests, the photos with a lower score were substantially similar, but not identical, while those scoring higher were actual matches. From there, the user can delete the duplicates. Beyond this, the program

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