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In fact, I've never seen anyone spell 'vacuum' as 'vacumn'. But if someone does, it is a spelling error. The correct form is 'vacuum' only. Maybe this mispelling happens because of the way the word is spoken (it sounds like an 'm' or 'n' in the end).

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