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The extremal construction {floor(N/2)+1,...,N} has size ceil(2N/3) but is not a union of exponent-sum layers: for N=10, the set {6,7,8,9,10} has exponent sums 2,1,3,2,1, and in general the top interval contains numbers of many different exponent sums. Moreover, the largest exponent-sum layer in [1,N] has size only O(N/log N) (it consists of numbers with a fixed number of prime factors counted with multiplicity, which is at most the count of numbers with about log log N prime factors, ~N/sqrt(log N)), so no union of layers can reach size 2N/3. A structural lemma forcing layered form would therefore strictly decrease the size of the known extremal construction, contradicting the requirement that it not decrease size. I verified computationally for N up to 200 that the top interval is not layered and that the maximum layer size is far below 2N/3. 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