I got an interesting scramble today.
U' L D R U' B R D2 L F U' F' U2 R' U L2 F U2 R2 U2 F L2 D' F R'
The interesting thing about this scramble, is that 2 corner-edge pairs are already built right at the start. Now, of course, seeing this, I tried to exploit it and preserve the pairs while solving the cross. But, that slowed me down so badly that I ended up adding a good 10 seconds to my normal solve time.
If you come across a situation like this, would you try to keep these pairs, or would you just ignore them? If you would try to keep them, then how would you solve this particular cross?



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