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      <description>Strategy guides tell you to hunt for -tion, -ness and -ment endings. An analysis of 1,264 English Hive pangrams shows that 97% end in something else entirely.</description>
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      <description>Which word should you guess first? An analysis of 2,072 English Wordle answers shows that SHARE, SAUCE and SLATE deliver the most information in round one.</description>
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      <description>An analysis of 365 English word search puzzles shows that 50.1% of all hidden words are placed in a direction you have to read backwards.</description>
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