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An AI research lab trains two language models of similar size and architecture. Model A is trained exclusively on a vast corpus of natural language texts. Model B is trained on the same text corpus plus a large volume of programming code. When evaluated on tasks requiring complex, multi-step logical reasoning (such as solving intricate word puzzles), Model B significantly outperforms Model A. What is the most likely explanation for Model B's superior reasoning ability?
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