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blurt
blurt
burn
burn
burr
burr
burse
burse
curb
curb
curl
curl
curt
curt
fur
fur
hurt
hurt
nurse
nurse
purr
purr
purse
purse
berm
berm
clerk
clerk
fern
fern
her
her
herm
herm
insert
insert
jerk
jerk
nerve
nerve
perk
perk
perm
perm
pert
pert
serve
serve
dirt
dirt
fir
fir
firm
firm
flirt
flirt
gird
gird
girl
girl
perk
perk
perm
perm
pert
pert
serve
serve
dirt
dirt
fir
fir
firm
firm
flirt
flirt
gird
gird
girl
girl
quirk
quirk
sir
sir
skirt
skirt
squirt
squirt
stir
stir
twirl
twirl