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One- and Two-Word Palindromes

A palindrome is a word or phrase that reads the same in both directions. The word palindrome is derived from the Greek word palíndromos, which means "running back again". Examples of one-word palindromes include "eye" and "did". Two-word palindromes include "edit - tide" and "lived - devil". This Demonstration show all palindromes using Mathematica's integrated dictionary.
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