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If you say "two", then that affects the count of how many words can be represented by the ''key digits'' (as described by this Rosetta Code task).
In the REXX program that I coded, it detects duplicate words (and ignores them, but displays a count if non-zero). I believe that having duplicate words shouldn't alter the count of words representable by ''key digits''. As the REXX program is currently coded, it ignores duplicated words and it shows a different digit combination count ('''650''' digit combinations instead of '''661''', the latter counts duplicate words and reflects another way to count words representable by ''key digits'').
Better still, it would be nice to have a clean dictionary, or at the least, agree on whether or not duplicate words should be ignored (and instead report on unique words that are in the dictionary).
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