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They include these, and their longer forms:

gibe, imbibe, jibe, tribe, entice, dice, lice, rice, slice,

glide, side, slide, fife, life, rife, strife, wife, bike, like, pike

bile, file, mile, pile, tile, while, crime, lime, mime, time,

dine, fine, line, mine, pine, pipe, ripe swipe, wipe,

fire, mire, expire, sire, tire, wire, excise, guise, wise,

bite, cite, kite, mite, white, write, dive, five, live, size

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