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Ten days, as specified in the rule.
Annex VI, section A.2, specifies a minimum of ten days between the second and third attempts. It specifies fifteen days for subsequent attempts. An exceptional reduction is possible for recognised, duly justified urgency; the question excludes that case. It does not specify twelve calendar days or require an appointment exactly when the minimum expires. This asks the duration expressed in the rule, rather than a particular examination date.
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