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Akhilesh has a collection of toys, and he tries arranging them in different group sizes. Whenever he groups them in pairs (2s), triplets (3s), sets of four (4s), bundles of five (5s), or groups of six (6s), he always has one toy left over. However, when he arranges them in groups of seven (7s), there are no toys left ungrouped. What is the smallest number of toys Akhilesh could possibly have?
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