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I recently solved some absolutely stellar yin yang puzzles and thought to try out how the shading might fit with parity thermometers. Well, in this puzzle, digits on parity thermometers must not only obey the usual ruleset but their parity must also follow the shading!

Rules

Normal sudoku rules apply.

Yin Yang:
Shade some cells such that all shaded cells are orthogonally connected, all unshaded cells are orthogonally connected, and no 2x2 area is fully shaded or fully unshaded.

Shaded Parity Thermometers:
Thermometers see only one parity. Blue ones see even digits, orange ones see odd digits.
On a thermometer, digits of the seen parity must strictly increase from the bulb end and must also be strictly dominant. Digits of the unseen parity are unaffected by the thermometer.
Additionally, on each thermometer, all digits in shaded cells belong to the same parity, while all digits in unshaded cells belong to the other parity. This applies separately, i.e. even digits might only go in shaded cells on one thermo but in unshaded cells on another thermo.
Bulb-to-tip examples (bold digits are shaded):
Valid blue thermo: 2-5-6-1-8
Valid orange thermo: 3-4-5-4-7-9
Valid orange thermo: 7-9
Invalid of either colour: 1-2-3-4 (no majority)

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