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Prove the Lonely Runner Conjecture for k=8 (or all k)

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The Lonely Runner conjecture states: for k runners on a circular track of unit length, all starting at the origin and running at distinct constant speeds, each runner is at some time at distance at least 1/(k+1) from all others. The conjecture is proven for k ≤ 7. Prove it for all k, or prove it for k = 8.

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