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^ represents the start of the string, see this reference https://www.mysqltutorial.org/mysql-regular-expression-regexp.aspx
To find values that start with a sting you would use “LIKE” “name_%”
LIKE and REGEXP are completely different.
WP_Query does not allow “LIKE” or “REGXP” on meta keys
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