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A system is solving a multi-step problem by exploring different reasoning paths. It starts with two initial paths, Path X and Path Y. After the first step, it runs a verification check. Path X's first step is found to be logically sound. Path Y's first step is found to contain a factual error. The system continues to expand only the valid path for two more steps to reach a final answer. Based on this process, what is the most likely outcome?
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