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Given a list of letters, rearrange the letters to create a valid English word. You should satisfy the following conditions:
1) Only use the letters in the input to create a word. Do not use additional letters
2) Only give one word as the answer
3) The word should be at least 4 characters long.
For example: if the input letters are: ['f','t','s','r','e','a']; a longest valid word is: <answer> faster </answer>
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### Problem
Given a list of letters, rearrange the letters to create a valid English word. You should satisfy the following conditions:
1) Only use the letters in the input to create a word. Do not use additional letters
2) Only give one word as the answer
3) The word should be at least 4 characters long.
For example: if the input letters are: ['f','t','s','r','e','a']; a longest valid word is: <answer> faster </answer>
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Given a list of letters, rearrange the letters to create a valid English word. You should satisfy the following conditions:
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2) Only give one word as the answer
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Given a list of letters, rearrange the letters to create a valid English word. You should satisfy the following conditions:
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Given a list of letters, rearrange the letters to create a valid English word. You should satisfy the following conditions:
1) Only use the letters in the input to create a word. Do not use additional letters
2) Only give one word as the answer
3) The word should be at least 4 characters long.
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