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Number theory Difficulty 5.0 AIME, harder Prove it United Kingdom

A positive integer is said to be jiggly if it has four digits, all non-zero, and no matter how you arrange those digits you always obtain a multiple of $12$ .

How many jiggly positive integers are there?

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