Which number does not belong in this group and why: 80, 71, 32, 26, 35, 44, 62, 17?

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80 = 8+0= 8

71 = 7+1= 8

26 = 2+6= 8

32= 3+2= 5

35 = 3+5=8

44= 4+4= 8

62 = 6+2=8

17= 1+7=8

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