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dot
cot
lock
clock
jog
frog
land
sand
van
can
nap
lap
bell
sell
fell
smell
tent
dent
went
sent
bent
rent
wig
dig
fig
pig
kick
sick
wick
lick
thick
stick
ring
sing
sting
thing
wing
fling
lip
slip
whip
hip
clip
sip
fog
hog
log
jog
fan
van
pan
ran
sub
tub
snub
cub
drum
hum
jump
bump
thump
pump