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    Pangram (Wikipedia)

    A pangram is a word, phrase, or sentence that uses every letter of an alphabet at least once. The most famous English example is 'The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog,' historically used to test Telex equipment and now used to display computer typefaces. Perfect pangrams containing each letter exactly once are rare and often require obscure words or abbreviations.

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