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A set S of ordered pairs of integers is defi ned recursively by (1) (1, 1) are elements of S (2) if (m, n) are elements of S, then (m + 2, n) are elements of S, and (m, n + 2) are elements of S, and (m + 1, n + 1) are elements of S. There is a simple description of the ordered pairs in S. What is it?

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