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You are to be seated at a table. Each table has been given a sequence of letters, for example
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{\tt kefllyjåogsephaikntderslullnidvmhagoabergeszbjiörenpegoulnssopcneyhs}.

Suppose your name is "Anders Lundman" (suppose.). Then you should search for {\tt anderslundman} in the letter sequence.
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{\tt kefllyjåogseph\AL{a}ik\AL{n}t\AL{derslu}ll\AL{n}i\AL{d}v\AL{m}h\AL{a}goabergeszbjiöre\AL{n}pegoulnssopcneyhs}.

It matched! Hence you should sit at the table with this letter sequence.

(And you should not sit at the table with\\ {\tt rairjohmadalabdsvulcheangwchenghanmigelssionre}
for letter sequence, as it contains no {\tt anderslundman}:s.)

If you have a name with strange letters (non-swedish), convert it to one using only letters from {\tt abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzåäö}, so if your name was "\'{A}nd\~{e}\^{r}s Lündman", you should still be searching for {\tt anderslundman}.
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There are 17 tables in total. Have fun!

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