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sufficient, minimal, complete
Consider a Normal $\mathcal N(\mu,1)$ sample, $x_1,\ldots,x_{2n}$. Then both $\bar X_{1:n}$ and $\bar X_{(n+1):2n}$ are complete, insufficient, and not a function of one another.
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