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CRUXEval / sample_333 / [375, 564, 857, 90, 728, 92], [728]

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def f(places, lazy):
    places.sort()
    for lazy in lazy:
        places.remove(lazy)
    if len(places) == 1:
        return 1
    for i, place in enumerate(places):
        if places.count(place+1) == 0:
            return i+1
    return i+1

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[375, 564, 857, 90, 728, 92], [728]

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