A number is called an in-between prime if it is a positive integer, and if the preceding and succeeding whole numbers (the numbers directly before, and directly after it) are prime. For example, 4 is an in-between prime because it is a positive whole number and the preceding whole number (3) and the succeeding whole number (5) are both prime numbers. Find all of the in-between primes that are less than 100.

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x> 6

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8x+8> 7x+14

8x-7x> 14-8

x> 6