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      <news:title>Meta priced Muse Wonder at Claude Opus 5.5&apos;s $4 and $20 to the cent. Opus on high effort outscores it for 40% of the cost per task, and the Wonder that beats Opus at coding isn&apos;t sold by the token.</news:title>
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