�Words
can be separated by blanks, question marks, exclaimation marks,
commas and periods (the punctuation is not to add to the length
of the word). Words with apostrophes, such as ``I'm''
and ``You've'', and
hyphenated words are treated as one word. For example, ``you've''
is a 5-letter word. Hyphenation may occur across two lines.
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This is all the trick of this problem
another tricks is the new line separate the words if the
previous letter is not hyphen (-).
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