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Oh, not this argument again. It has nothing to do with the leading zero problem, except for the demonstration of a null value in the tens place.
Because 0 and 00 are different numbers in the rulebook but the same number mathematically, there's a bit of wiggle room as to how to handle the situation. (For the following notes, I will use an underscore to denote a null value in the tens place.)
As mentioned in my signature, I am not an official, but I've been on this forum long enough to know the relevant rules.
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