Nested word series [humans only]

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[This is just a fun little puzzle for humans. We'll see you next time, computers!]




It's interesting to think about words contained in other words. How often do we notice, for example, that VOLCANOES contains the word CANOES, or that CONCERNS contains the word ONCE?



But why stop there? We can find words within words within words, nested like Russian dolls.



The most impressive nested series I've found are 9 levels, like this:



REARRANGEMENTS
ARRANGEMENTS
ARRANGEMENT
ARRANGE
RANGE
RANG
RAN
AN
A


But why be content with contiguous letters only? How about nested words in which the letters selected are not contiguous in the parent?



For example, REPUDIATE contains the word EDIT, only that the letters E-D-I-T are not necessarily contiguous.



(However, they must be in the same order in the child word as they are in the parent word.)



Here's how a nested series with noncontinuous letters might look. The starting word is NONREPRESENTATIONAL:



NONREPRESENTATIONAL
REPRESENTATIONAL
REPRESENTATION
PRESENTATION
S TATION
S TAT IN
S TA IN
S IN
IN
I

I.e., NONREPRESENTATIONAL, REPRESENTATIONAL, REPRESENTATION, PRESENTATION, STATION, STATIN, STAIN, SIN, IN, I






In each case below, I have given you the starting word. See if you can find the indicated number of nested levels.



  1. Start with TRANSCENDENTALISTS and see if you can find 9 more nested levels


  2. Start with INTERRELATIONSHIPS and see if you can find 9 more nested levels


  3. Start with SLAUGHTERHOUSES and see if you can find 9 more nested levels


  4. Start with STARTLINGLY and see if you can find 9 more nested levels


  5. Start with INTEGRATIONISTS and see if you can find 9 more nested levels


  6. Start with NONCONFRONTATIONAL and see if you can find 9 more nested levels


  7. Start with NONDENOMINATIONAL and see if you can find 9 more nested levels


  8. Start with DECONSTRUCTIONISTS and see if you can find 9 more nested levels


  9. Start with CRAFTSPERSONS and see if you can find 9 more nested levels


  10. Start with CONTRAINDICATIONS and see if you can find 9 more nested levels


  11. Start with RESTORATIONISTS and see if you can find 10 more nested levels


  12. Start with UNCHARACTERISTICALLY and see if you can find 10 more nested levels





P.S. — I should have noted upfront that I construct my puzzles so as to be solvable with only very well-known words. (Otherwise, I risk incurring the wrath of the Scrabble community by casting aspersions on words like AE!)







Excellent work, @North @OmegaKrypton and @JonMarkPerry !



I was expecting someone to say, "How dare you malign AE! It's a perfectly cromulent word..."



Epilogue on #1:




Thank you for using the wonderful mathematical term TRANSCENDENTALS.


For those not comfortable with a word from a specialized field, here is an alternative solution:


TRANSCENDENTALISTS

TRANSCENDENTALIST

TRANSCENDENTAL

TRANSCENDENT

TRANSCEND

TRANCE

TRACE

RACE

ACE

A




Note on #7:




There still seems to be a typo in the solution for #7.


Here is another solution:


NONDENOMINATIONAL

DENOMINATIONAL

DENOMINATION

DOMINATION

DOMINION

DOMINO

DINO

DIN

IN

I











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    Holy moly sweet mother of mary this should be fun
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    When you say find nine more nested level are you asking for a total of nine or total of ten including that word
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    I'd say 9 more, personally -- so total of 10 including the first word, but I could be wrong!
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    @North — I'm saying, I have given you the base word, now go and find 9 additional words nested within it. So, in my given example above, the base word is NONREPRESENTATIONAL and then there are an additional 9 nested levels. BTW, I see in your answer to TRANSCENDENTALISTS that you have only provided an additional 8 nested levels.
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    Fixed it, thanks
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[This is just a fun little puzzle for humans. We'll see you next time, computers!]




It's interesting to think about words contained in other words. How often do we notice, for example, that VOLCANOES contains the word CANOES, or that CONCERNS contains the word ONCE?



But why stop there? We can find words within words within words, nested like Russian dolls.



The most impressive nested series I've found are 9 levels, like this:



REARRANGEMENTS
ARRANGEMENTS
ARRANGEMENT
ARRANGE
RANGE
RANG
RAN
AN
A


But why be content with contiguous letters only? How about nested words in which the letters selected are not contiguous in the parent?



For example, REPUDIATE contains the word EDIT, only that the letters E-D-I-T are not necessarily contiguous.



(However, they must be in the same order in the child word as they are in the parent word.)



Here's how a nested series with noncontinuous letters might look. The starting word is NONREPRESENTATIONAL:



NONREPRESENTATIONAL
REPRESENTATIONAL
REPRESENTATION
PRESENTATION
S TATION
S TAT IN
S TA IN
S IN
IN
I

I.e., NONREPRESENTATIONAL, REPRESENTATIONAL, REPRESENTATION, PRESENTATION, STATION, STATIN, STAIN, SIN, IN, I






In each case below, I have given you the starting word. See if you can find the indicated number of nested levels.



  1. Start with TRANSCENDENTALISTS and see if you can find 9 more nested levels


  2. Start with INTERRELATIONSHIPS and see if you can find 9 more nested levels


  3. Start with SLAUGHTERHOUSES and see if you can find 9 more nested levels


  4. Start with STARTLINGLY and see if you can find 9 more nested levels


  5. Start with INTEGRATIONISTS and see if you can find 9 more nested levels


  6. Start with NONCONFRONTATIONAL and see if you can find 9 more nested levels


  7. Start with NONDENOMINATIONAL and see if you can find 9 more nested levels


  8. Start with DECONSTRUCTIONISTS and see if you can find 9 more nested levels


  9. Start with CRAFTSPERSONS and see if you can find 9 more nested levels


  10. Start with CONTRAINDICATIONS and see if you can find 9 more nested levels


  11. Start with RESTORATIONISTS and see if you can find 10 more nested levels


  12. Start with UNCHARACTERISTICALLY and see if you can find 10 more nested levels





P.S. — I should have noted upfront that I construct my puzzles so as to be solvable with only very well-known words. (Otherwise, I risk incurring the wrath of the Scrabble community by casting aspersions on words like AE!)







Excellent work, @North @OmegaKrypton and @JonMarkPerry !



I was expecting someone to say, "How dare you malign AE! It's a perfectly cromulent word..."



Epilogue on #1:




Thank you for using the wonderful mathematical term TRANSCENDENTALS.


For those not comfortable with a word from a specialized field, here is an alternative solution:


TRANSCENDENTALISTS

TRANSCENDENTALIST

TRANSCENDENTAL

TRANSCENDENT

TRANSCEND

TRANCE

TRACE

RACE

ACE

A




Note on #7:




There still seems to be a typo in the solution for #7.


Here is another solution:


NONDENOMINATIONAL

DENOMINATIONAL

DENOMINATION

DOMINATION

DOMINION

DOMINO

DINO

DIN

IN

I











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    Holy moly sweet mother of mary this should be fun
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    When you say find nine more nested level are you asking for a total of nine or total of ten including that word
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    I'd say 9 more, personally -- so total of 10 including the first word, but I could be wrong!
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    @North — I'm saying, I have given you the base word, now go and find 9 additional words nested within it. So, in my given example above, the base word is NONREPRESENTATIONAL and then there are an additional 9 nested levels. BTW, I see in your answer to TRANSCENDENTALISTS that you have only provided an additional 8 nested levels.
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    Fixed it, thanks
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[This is just a fun little puzzle for humans. We'll see you next time, computers!]




It's interesting to think about words contained in other words. How often do we notice, for example, that VOLCANOES contains the word CANOES, or that CONCERNS contains the word ONCE?



But why stop there? We can find words within words within words, nested like Russian dolls.



The most impressive nested series I've found are 9 levels, like this:



REARRANGEMENTS
ARRANGEMENTS
ARRANGEMENT
ARRANGE
RANGE
RANG
RAN
AN
A


But why be content with contiguous letters only? How about nested words in which the letters selected are not contiguous in the parent?



For example, REPUDIATE contains the word EDIT, only that the letters E-D-I-T are not necessarily contiguous.



(However, they must be in the same order in the child word as they are in the parent word.)



Here's how a nested series with noncontinuous letters might look. The starting word is NONREPRESENTATIONAL:



NONREPRESENTATIONAL
REPRESENTATIONAL
REPRESENTATION
PRESENTATION
S TATION
S TAT IN
S TA IN
S IN
IN
I

I.e., NONREPRESENTATIONAL, REPRESENTATIONAL, REPRESENTATION, PRESENTATION, STATION, STATIN, STAIN, SIN, IN, I






In each case below, I have given you the starting word. See if you can find the indicated number of nested levels.



  1. Start with TRANSCENDENTALISTS and see if you can find 9 more nested levels


  2. Start with INTERRELATIONSHIPS and see if you can find 9 more nested levels


  3. Start with SLAUGHTERHOUSES and see if you can find 9 more nested levels


  4. Start with STARTLINGLY and see if you can find 9 more nested levels


  5. Start with INTEGRATIONISTS and see if you can find 9 more nested levels


  6. Start with NONCONFRONTATIONAL and see if you can find 9 more nested levels


  7. Start with NONDENOMINATIONAL and see if you can find 9 more nested levels


  8. Start with DECONSTRUCTIONISTS and see if you can find 9 more nested levels


  9. Start with CRAFTSPERSONS and see if you can find 9 more nested levels


  10. Start with CONTRAINDICATIONS and see if you can find 9 more nested levels


  11. Start with RESTORATIONISTS and see if you can find 10 more nested levels


  12. Start with UNCHARACTERISTICALLY and see if you can find 10 more nested levels





P.S. — I should have noted upfront that I construct my puzzles so as to be solvable with only very well-known words. (Otherwise, I risk incurring the wrath of the Scrabble community by casting aspersions on words like AE!)







Excellent work, @North @OmegaKrypton and @JonMarkPerry !



I was expecting someone to say, "How dare you malign AE! It's a perfectly cromulent word..."



Epilogue on #1:




Thank you for using the wonderful mathematical term TRANSCENDENTALS.


For those not comfortable with a word from a specialized field, here is an alternative solution:


TRANSCENDENTALISTS

TRANSCENDENTALIST

TRANSCENDENTAL

TRANSCENDENT

TRANSCEND

TRANCE

TRACE

RACE

ACE

A




Note on #7:




There still seems to be a typo in the solution for #7.


Here is another solution:


NONDENOMINATIONAL

DENOMINATIONAL

DENOMINATION

DOMINATION

DOMINION

DOMINO

DINO

DIN

IN

I











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[This is just a fun little puzzle for humans. We'll see you next time, computers!]




It's interesting to think about words contained in other words. How often do we notice, for example, that VOLCANOES contains the word CANOES, or that CONCERNS contains the word ONCE?



But why stop there? We can find words within words within words, nested like Russian dolls.



The most impressive nested series I've found are 9 levels, like this:



REARRANGEMENTS
ARRANGEMENTS
ARRANGEMENT
ARRANGE
RANGE
RANG
RAN
AN
A


But why be content with contiguous letters only? How about nested words in which the letters selected are not contiguous in the parent?



For example, REPUDIATE contains the word EDIT, only that the letters E-D-I-T are not necessarily contiguous.



(However, they must be in the same order in the child word as they are in the parent word.)



Here's how a nested series with noncontinuous letters might look. The starting word is NONREPRESENTATIONAL:



NONREPRESENTATIONAL
REPRESENTATIONAL
REPRESENTATION
PRESENTATION
S TATION
S TAT IN
S TA IN
S IN
IN
I

I.e., NONREPRESENTATIONAL, REPRESENTATIONAL, REPRESENTATION, PRESENTATION, STATION, STATIN, STAIN, SIN, IN, I






In each case below, I have given you the starting word. See if you can find the indicated number of nested levels.



  1. Start with TRANSCENDENTALISTS and see if you can find 9 more nested levels


  2. Start with INTERRELATIONSHIPS and see if you can find 9 more nested levels


  3. Start with SLAUGHTERHOUSES and see if you can find 9 more nested levels


  4. Start with STARTLINGLY and see if you can find 9 more nested levels


  5. Start with INTEGRATIONISTS and see if you can find 9 more nested levels


  6. Start with NONCONFRONTATIONAL and see if you can find 9 more nested levels


  7. Start with NONDENOMINATIONAL and see if you can find 9 more nested levels


  8. Start with DECONSTRUCTIONISTS and see if you can find 9 more nested levels


  9. Start with CRAFTSPERSONS and see if you can find 9 more nested levels


  10. Start with CONTRAINDICATIONS and see if you can find 9 more nested levels


  11. Start with RESTORATIONISTS and see if you can find 10 more nested levels


  12. Start with UNCHARACTERISTICALLY and see if you can find 10 more nested levels





P.S. — I should have noted upfront that I construct my puzzles so as to be solvable with only very well-known words. (Otherwise, I risk incurring the wrath of the Scrabble community by casting aspersions on words like AE!)







Excellent work, @North @OmegaKrypton and @JonMarkPerry !



I was expecting someone to say, "How dare you malign AE! It's a perfectly cromulent word..."



Epilogue on #1:




Thank you for using the wonderful mathematical term TRANSCENDENTALS.


For those not comfortable with a word from a specialized field, here is an alternative solution:


TRANSCENDENTALISTS

TRANSCENDENTALIST

TRANSCENDENTAL

TRANSCENDENT

TRANSCEND

TRANCE

TRACE

RACE

ACE

A




Note on #7:




There still seems to be a typo in the solution for #7.


Here is another solution:


NONDENOMINATIONAL

DENOMINATIONAL

DENOMINATION

DOMINATION

DOMINION

DOMINO

DINO

DIN

IN

I








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    Holy moly sweet mother of mary this should be fun
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    When you say find nine more nested level are you asking for a total of nine or total of ten including that word
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    I'd say 9 more, personally -- so total of 10 including the first word, but I could be wrong!
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    @North — I'm saying, I have given you the base word, now go and find 9 additional words nested within it. So, in my given example above, the base word is NONREPRESENTATIONAL and then there are an additional 9 nested levels. BTW, I see in your answer to TRANSCENDENTALISTS that you have only provided an additional 8 nested levels.
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    Fixed it, thanks
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    Holy moly sweet mother of mary this should be fun
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    When you say find nine more nested level are you asking for a total of nine or total of ten including that word
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    I'd say 9 more, personally -- so total of 10 including the first word, but I could be wrong!
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    @North — I'm saying, I have given you the base word, now go and find 9 additional words nested within it. So, in my given example above, the base word is NONREPRESENTATIONAL and then there are an additional 9 nested levels. BTW, I see in your answer to TRANSCENDENTALISTS that you have only provided an additional 8 nested levels.
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    Fixed it, thanks
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Holy moly sweet mother of mary this should be fun
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Holy moly sweet mother of mary this should be fun
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When you say find nine more nested level are you asking for a total of nine or total of ten including that word
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When you say find nine more nested level are you asking for a total of nine or total of ten including that word
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I'd say 9 more, personally -- so total of 10 including the first word, but I could be wrong!
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Feb 28 at 1:25




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I'd say 9 more, personally -- so total of 10 including the first word, but I could be wrong!
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@North — I'm saying, I have given you the base word, now go and find 9 additional words nested within it. So, in my given example above, the base word is NONREPRESENTATIONAL and then there are an additional 9 nested levels. BTW, I see in your answer to TRANSCENDENTALISTS that you have only provided an additional 8 nested levels.
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@North — I'm saying, I have given you the base word, now go and find 9 additional words nested within it. So, in my given example above, the base word is NONREPRESENTATIONAL and then there are an additional 9 nested levels. BTW, I see in your answer to TRANSCENDENTALISTS that you have only provided an additional 8 nested levels.
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Fixed it, thanks
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TRANSCENDENTALISTS

TRANSCENDENTALIST

TRANSCENDENTALS (@JonMarkPerry thx)

TRANSCENDENTAL

TRANSCENDENT

TRANSCEND

ASCEND

ACED

ACE

A




2)




INTERRELATIONSHIPS

INTERRELATIONSHIP

INTERRELATIONS

INTERRELATION

RELATION

RATION

RAIN

RAN

AN

A




3)




SLAUGHTERHOUSES

SLAUGHTERHOUSE

SLAUGHTERS

SLAUGHTER

LAUGHTER

LATER

LATE

ATE

AT

A




4)




STARTLINGLY

STARTLING

STARTING

STARING

STRING

STING

SING

SIN

IN

I




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INTEGRATIONISTS

INTEGRATIONIST

INTEGRATIONS

INTEGRATION

INGRAIN

GRAIN

RAIN

RAN

AN

A




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NONCONFRONTATIONAL

CONFRONTATIONAL

CONFRONTATION

CORONATION

ORATION

RATION

RATIO

RAT

AT

A




7)




NONDENOMINATIONAL

DENOMINATIONAL

DENOMINATION

DOMINATION

DOMINION

DOMAIN

MAIN

MAN

AN

A




8)




DECONSTRUCTIONISTS

DECONSTRUCTIONIST

DECONSTRUCTIONS

DECONSTRUCTION

CONSTRUCTION

SUCTION

SCION

ION

IN

I




9) (@OmegaKrypton did majority of the work, just fixed a couple stuff, upvote theirstuff y'all)




CRAFTSPERSONS

CRAFTSPERSON

CRAFTERS

CRATERS

CRATES

RATES

RATE

RAT

AT

A




10)




CONTRAINDICATIONS

CONTRAINDICATION

CONTRADICTION

CONTRACTION

CONTRACT

CONTACT

TACT

ACT

AT

A




11) (again, @OmegaKrypton for majority of the stuff. Just slight adjustments.)




RESTORATIONISTS

RESTORATIONIST

RESTORATIONS

RESTORATION

RESTRAIN

STRAIN

TRAIN

RAIN

RAN

AN

A




12) (note @OmegaKrypton did most of the work, I just adjusted it slight; so upvote their answer!)




UNCHARACTERISTICALLY

CHARACTERISTICALLY

CHARACTERISTIC

CHARACTERS

CHARACTER

CHARTER

CHART

CART

ART

AT

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    More's gonna come, I just don't wanna get sniped
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    I think for number 1, you should do r13( NFPRAQ -> FRAQ -> RAQ -> RA -> N ) which will get you one extra line...
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    @El-Guest thank you, but how can I get from r13(RA-> N) without that letter being inside of it?
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    @El-Guest Also found an alternative solution (the stuff you learn from scrabble)
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    TRANSCENDENTALS?
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CRAFTSPERSONS

CRAFTSPERSON

CRAFTERS

CRATERS

CRATER

RATER

RATE

ATE

AE

A




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RESTORATIONISTS

RESTORATIONIST

RESTORATIONS

RESTORATION

RORATION [Thanks jafe]
ORATION [Thanks North]

RATION

RAIN

RAN

AN

A




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UNCHARACTERISTICALLY

CHARACTERISTICALLY

CHARACTERISTICAL

CHARACTERISTIC

CHARACTER

CHARTER

CHART

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    how about rot13(bengvba)
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    It's a word, apparently
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    thanks very much! @North
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    You're doing great so far! I'm a pretty lenient grader, but I'm having a hard time with CHARACTERISTICAL. Suggestion: There is more you can do after CHART than what you currently have. That might give you an additional level to compensate for the loss of CHARACTERISTICAL.
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    Additional one for 11 ;)
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These don't appear to always have a unique answer. For example:




INTERRELATIONSHIPS

INTERRELATIONSHIP

INTERRELATIONS

INTERRELATION

RELATION

ELATION

LION

ION

IN

I




differs from @north's after RELATION -> RATION, or RELATION -> ELATION. But I only found a 4 letter word next anyway.






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    Yes, I like this alternative as well, because it follows a different path from the other -ation- words, and because it includes a certain charismatic animal!
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TRANSCENDENTALS (@JonMarkPerry thx)

TRANSCENDENTAL

TRANSCENDENT

TRANSCEND

ASCEND

ACED

ACE

A




2)




INTERRELATIONSHIPS

INTERRELATIONSHIP

INTERRELATIONS

INTERRELATION

RELATION

RATION

RAIN

RAN

AN

A




3)




SLAUGHTERHOUSES

SLAUGHTERHOUSE

SLAUGHTERS

SLAUGHTER

LAUGHTER

LATER

LATE

ATE

AT

A




4)




STARTLINGLY

STARTLING

STARTING

STARING

STRING

STING

SING

SIN

IN

I




5)




INTEGRATIONISTS

INTEGRATIONIST

INTEGRATIONS

INTEGRATION

INGRAIN

GRAIN

RAIN

RAN

AN

A




6)




NONCONFRONTATIONAL

CONFRONTATIONAL

CONFRONTATION

CORONATION

ORATION

RATION

RATIO

RAT

AT

A




7)




NONDENOMINATIONAL

DENOMINATIONAL

DENOMINATION

DOMINATION

DOMINION

DOMAIN

MAIN

MAN

AN

A




8)




DECONSTRUCTIONISTS

DECONSTRUCTIONIST

DECONSTRUCTIONS

DECONSTRUCTION

CONSTRUCTION

SUCTION

SCION

ION

IN

I




9) (@OmegaKrypton did majority of the work, just fixed a couple stuff, upvote theirstuff y'all)




CRAFTSPERSONS

CRAFTSPERSON

CRAFTERS

CRATERS

CRATES

RATES

RATE

RAT

AT

A




10)




CONTRAINDICATIONS

CONTRAINDICATION

CONTRADICTION

CONTRACTION

CONTRACT

CONTACT

TACT

ACT

AT

A




11) (again, @OmegaKrypton for majority of the stuff. Just slight adjustments.)




RESTORATIONISTS

RESTORATIONIST

RESTORATIONS

RESTORATION

RESTRAIN

STRAIN

TRAIN

RAIN

RAN

AN

A




12) (note @OmegaKrypton did most of the work, I just adjusted it slight; so upvote their answer!)




UNCHARACTERISTICALLY

CHARACTERISTICALLY

CHARACTERISTIC

CHARACTERS

CHARACTER

CHARTER

CHART

CART

ART

AT

A







share|improve this answer











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  • $begingroup$
    More's gonna come, I just don't wanna get sniped
    $endgroup$
    – North
    Feb 28 at 1:11










  • $begingroup$
    I think for number 1, you should do r13( NFPRAQ -> FRAQ -> RAQ -> RA -> N ) which will get you one extra line...
    $endgroup$
    – El-Guest
    Feb 28 at 1:20






  • 1




    $begingroup$
    @El-Guest thank you, but how can I get from r13(RA-> N) without that letter being inside of it?
    $endgroup$
    – North
    Feb 28 at 1:24







  • 1




    $begingroup$
    @El-Guest Also found an alternative solution (the stuff you learn from scrabble)
    $endgroup$
    – North
    Feb 28 at 1:28










  • $begingroup$
    TRANSCENDENTALS?
    $endgroup$
    – JonMark Perry
    Feb 28 at 1:34















8












$begingroup$

1)




TRANSCENDENTALISTS

TRANSCENDENTALIST

TRANSCENDENTALS (@JonMarkPerry thx)

TRANSCENDENTAL

TRANSCENDENT

TRANSCEND

ASCEND

ACED

ACE

A




2)




INTERRELATIONSHIPS

INTERRELATIONSHIP

INTERRELATIONS

INTERRELATION

RELATION

RATION

RAIN

RAN

AN

A




3)




SLAUGHTERHOUSES

SLAUGHTERHOUSE

SLAUGHTERS

SLAUGHTER

LAUGHTER

LATER

LATE

ATE

AT

A




4)




STARTLINGLY

STARTLING

STARTING

STARING

STRING

STING

SING

SIN

IN

I




5)




INTEGRATIONISTS

INTEGRATIONIST

INTEGRATIONS

INTEGRATION

INGRAIN

GRAIN

RAIN

RAN

AN

A




6)




NONCONFRONTATIONAL

CONFRONTATIONAL

CONFRONTATION

CORONATION

ORATION

RATION

RATIO

RAT

AT

A




7)




NONDENOMINATIONAL

DENOMINATIONAL

DENOMINATION

DOMINATION

DOMINION

DOMAIN

MAIN

MAN

AN

A




8)




DECONSTRUCTIONISTS

DECONSTRUCTIONIST

DECONSTRUCTIONS

DECONSTRUCTION

CONSTRUCTION

SUCTION

SCION

ION

IN

I




9) (@OmegaKrypton did majority of the work, just fixed a couple stuff, upvote theirstuff y'all)




CRAFTSPERSONS

CRAFTSPERSON

CRAFTERS

CRATERS

CRATES

RATES

RATE

RAT

AT

A




10)




CONTRAINDICATIONS

CONTRAINDICATION

CONTRADICTION

CONTRACTION

CONTRACT

CONTACT

TACT

ACT

AT

A




11) (again, @OmegaKrypton for majority of the stuff. Just slight adjustments.)




RESTORATIONISTS

RESTORATIONIST

RESTORATIONS

RESTORATION

RESTRAIN

STRAIN

TRAIN

RAIN

RAN

AN

A




12) (note @OmegaKrypton did most of the work, I just adjusted it slight; so upvote their answer!)




UNCHARACTERISTICALLY

CHARACTERISTICALLY

CHARACTERISTIC

CHARACTERS

CHARACTER

CHARTER

CHART

CART

ART

AT

A







share|improve this answer











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  • $begingroup$
    More's gonna come, I just don't wanna get sniped
    $endgroup$
    – North
    Feb 28 at 1:11










  • $begingroup$
    I think for number 1, you should do r13( NFPRAQ -> FRAQ -> RAQ -> RA -> N ) which will get you one extra line...
    $endgroup$
    – El-Guest
    Feb 28 at 1:20






  • 1




    $begingroup$
    @El-Guest thank you, but how can I get from r13(RA-> N) without that letter being inside of it?
    $endgroup$
    – North
    Feb 28 at 1:24







  • 1




    $begingroup$
    @El-Guest Also found an alternative solution (the stuff you learn from scrabble)
    $endgroup$
    – North
    Feb 28 at 1:28










  • $begingroup$
    TRANSCENDENTALS?
    $endgroup$
    – JonMark Perry
    Feb 28 at 1:34













8












8








8





$begingroup$

1)




TRANSCENDENTALISTS

TRANSCENDENTALIST

TRANSCENDENTALS (@JonMarkPerry thx)

TRANSCENDENTAL

TRANSCENDENT

TRANSCEND

ASCEND

ACED

ACE

A




2)




INTERRELATIONSHIPS

INTERRELATIONSHIP

INTERRELATIONS

INTERRELATION

RELATION

RATION

RAIN

RAN

AN

A




3)




SLAUGHTERHOUSES

SLAUGHTERHOUSE

SLAUGHTERS

SLAUGHTER

LAUGHTER

LATER

LATE

ATE

AT

A




4)




STARTLINGLY

STARTLING

STARTING

STARING

STRING

STING

SING

SIN

IN

I




5)




INTEGRATIONISTS

INTEGRATIONIST

INTEGRATIONS

INTEGRATION

INGRAIN

GRAIN

RAIN

RAN

AN

A




6)




NONCONFRONTATIONAL

CONFRONTATIONAL

CONFRONTATION

CORONATION

ORATION

RATION

RATIO

RAT

AT

A




7)




NONDENOMINATIONAL

DENOMINATIONAL

DENOMINATION

DOMINATION

DOMINION

DOMAIN

MAIN

MAN

AN

A




8)




DECONSTRUCTIONISTS

DECONSTRUCTIONIST

DECONSTRUCTIONS

DECONSTRUCTION

CONSTRUCTION

SUCTION

SCION

ION

IN

I




9) (@OmegaKrypton did majority of the work, just fixed a couple stuff, upvote theirstuff y'all)




CRAFTSPERSONS

CRAFTSPERSON

CRAFTERS

CRATERS

CRATES

RATES

RATE

RAT

AT

A




10)




CONTRAINDICATIONS

CONTRAINDICATION

CONTRADICTION

CONTRACTION

CONTRACT

CONTACT

TACT

ACT

AT

A




11) (again, @OmegaKrypton for majority of the stuff. Just slight adjustments.)




RESTORATIONISTS

RESTORATIONIST

RESTORATIONS

RESTORATION

RESTRAIN

STRAIN

TRAIN

RAIN

RAN

AN

A




12) (note @OmegaKrypton did most of the work, I just adjusted it slight; so upvote their answer!)




UNCHARACTERISTICALLY

CHARACTERISTICALLY

CHARACTERISTIC

CHARACTERS

CHARACTER

CHARTER

CHART

CART

ART

AT

A







share|improve this answer











$endgroup$



1)




TRANSCENDENTALISTS

TRANSCENDENTALIST

TRANSCENDENTALS (@JonMarkPerry thx)

TRANSCENDENTAL

TRANSCENDENT

TRANSCEND

ASCEND

ACED

ACE

A




2)




INTERRELATIONSHIPS

INTERRELATIONSHIP

INTERRELATIONS

INTERRELATION

RELATION

RATION

RAIN

RAN

AN

A




3)




SLAUGHTERHOUSES

SLAUGHTERHOUSE

SLAUGHTERS

SLAUGHTER

LAUGHTER

LATER

LATE

ATE

AT

A




4)




STARTLINGLY

STARTLING

STARTING

STARING

STRING

STING

SING

SIN

IN

I




5)




INTEGRATIONISTS

INTEGRATIONIST

INTEGRATIONS

INTEGRATION

INGRAIN

GRAIN

RAIN

RAN

AN

A




6)




NONCONFRONTATIONAL

CONFRONTATIONAL

CONFRONTATION

CORONATION

ORATION

RATION

RATIO

RAT

AT

A




7)




NONDENOMINATIONAL

DENOMINATIONAL

DENOMINATION

DOMINATION

DOMINION

DOMAIN

MAIN

MAN

AN

A




8)




DECONSTRUCTIONISTS

DECONSTRUCTIONIST

DECONSTRUCTIONS

DECONSTRUCTION

CONSTRUCTION

SUCTION

SCION

ION

IN

I




9) (@OmegaKrypton did majority of the work, just fixed a couple stuff, upvote theirstuff y'all)




CRAFTSPERSONS

CRAFTSPERSON

CRAFTERS

CRATERS

CRATES

RATES

RATE

RAT

AT

A




10)




CONTRAINDICATIONS

CONTRAINDICATION

CONTRADICTION

CONTRACTION

CONTRACT

CONTACT

TACT

ACT

AT

A




11) (again, @OmegaKrypton for majority of the stuff. Just slight adjustments.)




RESTORATIONISTS

RESTORATIONIST

RESTORATIONS

RESTORATION

RESTRAIN

STRAIN

TRAIN

RAIN

RAN

AN

A




12) (note @OmegaKrypton did most of the work, I just adjusted it slight; so upvote their answer!)




UNCHARACTERISTICALLY

CHARACTERISTICALLY

CHARACTERISTIC

CHARACTERS

CHARACTER

CHARTER

CHART

CART

ART

AT

A








share|improve this answer














share|improve this answer



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answered Feb 28 at 1:11









NorthNorth

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  • $begingroup$
    More's gonna come, I just don't wanna get sniped
    $endgroup$
    – North
    Feb 28 at 1:11










  • $begingroup$
    I think for number 1, you should do r13( NFPRAQ -> FRAQ -> RAQ -> RA -> N ) which will get you one extra line...
    $endgroup$
    – El-Guest
    Feb 28 at 1:20






  • 1




    $begingroup$
    @El-Guest thank you, but how can I get from r13(RA-> N) without that letter being inside of it?
    $endgroup$
    – North
    Feb 28 at 1:24







  • 1




    $begingroup$
    @El-Guest Also found an alternative solution (the stuff you learn from scrabble)
    $endgroup$
    – North
    Feb 28 at 1:28










  • $begingroup$
    TRANSCENDENTALS?
    $endgroup$
    – JonMark Perry
    Feb 28 at 1:34
















  • $begingroup$
    More's gonna come, I just don't wanna get sniped
    $endgroup$
    – North
    Feb 28 at 1:11










  • $begingroup$
    I think for number 1, you should do r13( NFPRAQ -> FRAQ -> RAQ -> RA -> N ) which will get you one extra line...
    $endgroup$
    – El-Guest
    Feb 28 at 1:20






  • 1




    $begingroup$
    @El-Guest thank you, but how can I get from r13(RA-> N) without that letter being inside of it?
    $endgroup$
    – North
    Feb 28 at 1:24







  • 1




    $begingroup$
    @El-Guest Also found an alternative solution (the stuff you learn from scrabble)
    $endgroup$
    – North
    Feb 28 at 1:28










  • $begingroup$
    TRANSCENDENTALS?
    $endgroup$
    – JonMark Perry
    Feb 28 at 1:34















$begingroup$
More's gonna come, I just don't wanna get sniped
$endgroup$
– North
Feb 28 at 1:11




$begingroup$
More's gonna come, I just don't wanna get sniped
$endgroup$
– North
Feb 28 at 1:11












$begingroup$
I think for number 1, you should do r13( NFPRAQ -> FRAQ -> RAQ -> RA -> N ) which will get you one extra line...
$endgroup$
– El-Guest
Feb 28 at 1:20




$begingroup$
I think for number 1, you should do r13( NFPRAQ -> FRAQ -> RAQ -> RA -> N ) which will get you one extra line...
$endgroup$
– El-Guest
Feb 28 at 1:20




1




1




$begingroup$
@El-Guest thank you, but how can I get from r13(RA-> N) without that letter being inside of it?
$endgroup$
– North
Feb 28 at 1:24





$begingroup$
@El-Guest thank you, but how can I get from r13(RA-> N) without that letter being inside of it?
$endgroup$
– North
Feb 28 at 1:24





1




1




$begingroup$
@El-Guest Also found an alternative solution (the stuff you learn from scrabble)
$endgroup$
– North
Feb 28 at 1:28




$begingroup$
@El-Guest Also found an alternative solution (the stuff you learn from scrabble)
$endgroup$
– North
Feb 28 at 1:28












$begingroup$
TRANSCENDENTALS?
$endgroup$
– JonMark Perry
Feb 28 at 1:34




$begingroup$
TRANSCENDENTALS?
$endgroup$
– JonMark Perry
Feb 28 at 1:34











7












$begingroup$

9




CRAFTSPERSONS

CRAFTSPERSON

CRAFTERS

CRATERS

CRATER

RATER

RATE

ATE

AE

A




11




RESTORATIONISTS

RESTORATIONIST

RESTORATIONS

RESTORATION

RORATION [Thanks jafe]
ORATION [Thanks North]

RATION

RAIN

RAN

AN

A




12




UNCHARACTERISTICALLY

CHARACTERISTICALLY

CHARACTERISTICAL

CHARACTERISTIC

CHARACTER

CHARTER

CHART

CHAR

HA

A







share|improve this answer











$endgroup$












  • $begingroup$
    how about rot13(bengvba)
    $endgroup$
    – North
    Feb 28 at 1:49










  • $begingroup$
    It's a word, apparently
    $endgroup$
    – North
    Feb 28 at 1:49










  • $begingroup$
    thanks very much! @North
    $endgroup$
    – Omega Krypton
    Feb 28 at 1:50










  • $begingroup$
    You're doing great so far! I'm a pretty lenient grader, but I'm having a hard time with CHARACTERISTICAL. Suggestion: There is more you can do after CHART than what you currently have. That might give you an additional level to compensate for the loss of CHARACTERISTICAL.
    $endgroup$
    – SlowMagic
    Feb 28 at 3:03










  • $begingroup$
    Additional one for 11 ;)
    $endgroup$
    – jafe
    Feb 28 at 5:54















7












$begingroup$

9




CRAFTSPERSONS

CRAFTSPERSON

CRAFTERS

CRATERS

CRATER

RATER

RATE

ATE

AE

A




11




RESTORATIONISTS

RESTORATIONIST

RESTORATIONS

RESTORATION

RORATION [Thanks jafe]
ORATION [Thanks North]

RATION

RAIN

RAN

AN

A




12




UNCHARACTERISTICALLY

CHARACTERISTICALLY

CHARACTERISTICAL

CHARACTERISTIC

CHARACTER

CHARTER

CHART

CHAR

HA

A







share|improve this answer











$endgroup$












  • $begingroup$
    how about rot13(bengvba)
    $endgroup$
    – North
    Feb 28 at 1:49










  • $begingroup$
    It's a word, apparently
    $endgroup$
    – North
    Feb 28 at 1:49










  • $begingroup$
    thanks very much! @North
    $endgroup$
    – Omega Krypton
    Feb 28 at 1:50










  • $begingroup$
    You're doing great so far! I'm a pretty lenient grader, but I'm having a hard time with CHARACTERISTICAL. Suggestion: There is more you can do after CHART than what you currently have. That might give you an additional level to compensate for the loss of CHARACTERISTICAL.
    $endgroup$
    – SlowMagic
    Feb 28 at 3:03










  • $begingroup$
    Additional one for 11 ;)
    $endgroup$
    – jafe
    Feb 28 at 5:54













7












7








7





$begingroup$

9




CRAFTSPERSONS

CRAFTSPERSON

CRAFTERS

CRATERS

CRATER

RATER

RATE

ATE

AE

A




11




RESTORATIONISTS

RESTORATIONIST

RESTORATIONS

RESTORATION

RORATION [Thanks jafe]
ORATION [Thanks North]

RATION

RAIN

RAN

AN

A




12




UNCHARACTERISTICALLY

CHARACTERISTICALLY

CHARACTERISTICAL

CHARACTERISTIC

CHARACTER

CHARTER

CHART

CHAR

HA

A







share|improve this answer











$endgroup$



9




CRAFTSPERSONS

CRAFTSPERSON

CRAFTERS

CRATERS

CRATER

RATER

RATE

ATE

AE

A




11




RESTORATIONISTS

RESTORATIONIST

RESTORATIONS

RESTORATION

RORATION [Thanks jafe]
ORATION [Thanks North]

RATION

RAIN

RAN

AN

A




12




UNCHARACTERISTICALLY

CHARACTERISTICALLY

CHARACTERISTICAL

CHARACTERISTIC

CHARACTER

CHARTER

CHART

CHAR

HA

A








share|improve this answer














share|improve this answer



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edited Feb 28 at 15:18

























answered Feb 28 at 1:32









Omega KryptonOmega Krypton

4,9552544




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  • $begingroup$
    how about rot13(bengvba)
    $endgroup$
    – North
    Feb 28 at 1:49










  • $begingroup$
    It's a word, apparently
    $endgroup$
    – North
    Feb 28 at 1:49










  • $begingroup$
    thanks very much! @North
    $endgroup$
    – Omega Krypton
    Feb 28 at 1:50










  • $begingroup$
    You're doing great so far! I'm a pretty lenient grader, but I'm having a hard time with CHARACTERISTICAL. Suggestion: There is more you can do after CHART than what you currently have. That might give you an additional level to compensate for the loss of CHARACTERISTICAL.
    $endgroup$
    – SlowMagic
    Feb 28 at 3:03










  • $begingroup$
    Additional one for 11 ;)
    $endgroup$
    – jafe
    Feb 28 at 5:54
















  • $begingroup$
    how about rot13(bengvba)
    $endgroup$
    – North
    Feb 28 at 1:49










  • $begingroup$
    It's a word, apparently
    $endgroup$
    – North
    Feb 28 at 1:49










  • $begingroup$
    thanks very much! @North
    $endgroup$
    – Omega Krypton
    Feb 28 at 1:50










  • $begingroup$
    You're doing great so far! I'm a pretty lenient grader, but I'm having a hard time with CHARACTERISTICAL. Suggestion: There is more you can do after CHART than what you currently have. That might give you an additional level to compensate for the loss of CHARACTERISTICAL.
    $endgroup$
    – SlowMagic
    Feb 28 at 3:03










  • $begingroup$
    Additional one for 11 ;)
    $endgroup$
    – jafe
    Feb 28 at 5:54















$begingroup$
how about rot13(bengvba)
$endgroup$
– North
Feb 28 at 1:49




$begingroup$
how about rot13(bengvba)
$endgroup$
– North
Feb 28 at 1:49












$begingroup$
It's a word, apparently
$endgroup$
– North
Feb 28 at 1:49




$begingroup$
It's a word, apparently
$endgroup$
– North
Feb 28 at 1:49












$begingroup$
thanks very much! @North
$endgroup$
– Omega Krypton
Feb 28 at 1:50




$begingroup$
thanks very much! @North
$endgroup$
– Omega Krypton
Feb 28 at 1:50












$begingroup$
You're doing great so far! I'm a pretty lenient grader, but I'm having a hard time with CHARACTERISTICAL. Suggestion: There is more you can do after CHART than what you currently have. That might give you an additional level to compensate for the loss of CHARACTERISTICAL.
$endgroup$
– SlowMagic
Feb 28 at 3:03




$begingroup$
You're doing great so far! I'm a pretty lenient grader, but I'm having a hard time with CHARACTERISTICAL. Suggestion: There is more you can do after CHART than what you currently have. That might give you an additional level to compensate for the loss of CHARACTERISTICAL.
$endgroup$
– SlowMagic
Feb 28 at 3:03












$begingroup$
Additional one for 11 ;)
$endgroup$
– jafe
Feb 28 at 5:54




$begingroup$
Additional one for 11 ;)
$endgroup$
– jafe
Feb 28 at 5:54











4












$begingroup$

These don't appear to always have a unique answer. For example:




INTERRELATIONSHIPS

INTERRELATIONSHIP

INTERRELATIONS

INTERRELATION

RELATION

ELATION

LION

ION

IN

I




differs from @north's after RELATION -> RATION, or RELATION -> ELATION. But I only found a 4 letter word next anyway.






share|improve this answer









$endgroup$












  • $begingroup$
    Yes, I like this alternative as well, because it follows a different path from the other -ation- words, and because it includes a certain charismatic animal!
    $endgroup$
    – SlowMagic
    Feb 28 at 14:55















4












$begingroup$

These don't appear to always have a unique answer. For example:




INTERRELATIONSHIPS

INTERRELATIONSHIP

INTERRELATIONS

INTERRELATION

RELATION

ELATION

LION

ION

IN

I




differs from @north's after RELATION -> RATION, or RELATION -> ELATION. But I only found a 4 letter word next anyway.






share|improve this answer









$endgroup$












  • $begingroup$
    Yes, I like this alternative as well, because it follows a different path from the other -ation- words, and because it includes a certain charismatic animal!
    $endgroup$
    – SlowMagic
    Feb 28 at 14:55













4












4








4





$begingroup$

These don't appear to always have a unique answer. For example:




INTERRELATIONSHIPS

INTERRELATIONSHIP

INTERRELATIONS

INTERRELATION

RELATION

ELATION

LION

ION

IN

I




differs from @north's after RELATION -> RATION, or RELATION -> ELATION. But I only found a 4 letter word next anyway.






share|improve this answer









$endgroup$



These don't appear to always have a unique answer. For example:




INTERRELATIONSHIPS

INTERRELATIONSHIP

INTERRELATIONS

INTERRELATION

RELATION

ELATION

LION

ION

IN

I




differs from @north's after RELATION -> RATION, or RELATION -> ELATION. But I only found a 4 letter word next anyway.







share|improve this answer












share|improve this answer



share|improve this answer










answered Feb 28 at 9:26









JonMark PerryJonMark Perry

20.4k64099




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  • $begingroup$
    Yes, I like this alternative as well, because it follows a different path from the other -ation- words, and because it includes a certain charismatic animal!
    $endgroup$
    – SlowMagic
    Feb 28 at 14:55
















  • $begingroup$
    Yes, I like this alternative as well, because it follows a different path from the other -ation- words, and because it includes a certain charismatic animal!
    $endgroup$
    – SlowMagic
    Feb 28 at 14:55















$begingroup$
Yes, I like this alternative as well, because it follows a different path from the other -ation- words, and because it includes a certain charismatic animal!
$endgroup$
– SlowMagic
Feb 28 at 14:55




$begingroup$
Yes, I like this alternative as well, because it follows a different path from the other -ation- words, and because it includes a certain charismatic animal!
$endgroup$
– SlowMagic
Feb 28 at 14:55

















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