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When Groth16 is used for arguments without the need zero-knowledge, it's possible to save some calculations.
Specifically, as can be seen below, the term rB in C is not needed when r,s=0 (the random elements required for zero-knowledge). This means we don't need to calculate [B]_1, saving a large multiexp. It's still sound, as the verifier algorithm is the same.