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The Roman numeral LIIX is not a standard representation, as it incorrectly combines elements of Roman numeral notation. The correct way to express the number 58 in Roman numerals is LVIII, where L represents 50, V denotes 5, and III represents 3. Therefore, LIIX does not have a valid numerical value in traditional Roman numeral usage.
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