When given complex zeros how to write the polynomial

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[@A____G]

I understand the concept of grouping the real part of the complex factor, but my question also gives me a predetermined degree of 4 and a multiplicity for the factor (x-1) of 2. If I do it as (x-1)^2 (x-1-2i)(x-1+2i), then don't I get (x-1) with a multiplicity of 4 after grouping the real part?

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