turns out the forbidden letters are so bad, we need to remove the letter that comes after it in addition to the original letter. That extraneously removed letter should be complete ignored. In other words we don't care whether the following letter is forbidden or not. For example if "bookkeeper" is the word and both p and o are forbidden, then the result would become "bkkeer". The letter

turns out the forbidden letters are so bad, we need to remove the letter that comes after it in addition to the original letter. That extraneously removed letter should be complete ignored. In other words we don't care whether the following letter is forbidden or not. For example if "bookkeeper" is the word and both p and o are forbidden, then the result would become "bkkeer". The letter

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