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Resolution IV designs are smaller, but they alias two\u2010factor interactions with each other. Consequently, additional follow\u2010up experimentation may be required to de\u2010alias the active two\u2010factor interactions. Furthermore, there are situations where follow\u2010up experiments are impossible to perform because of the lack of availability of test resources. An alternative to using a 16\u2010run Resolution IV design and a follow\u2010up experiment is to use a design with more than 16 runs as the initial experiment. Two such classes of experimental design are potentially useful. The first are 20\u2010run designs that can accommodate between 6\u2010 and 12\u2010factors, and the second are 24\u2010run designs that can accommodate between 7\u2010 and 12\u2010factors. All of these designs are non\u2010regular fractions which are orthogonal for the main effects, but the two\u2010factor interactions are partially aliased with each other. 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