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25 Cards in this Set

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A
Ah
B
Be
D
De
E
Hay
Ẹ
Air
F
FEE
G
GEE
GB
STRONG B
H
HEE
I
EE
J
JEE
K
KEY
L
LEE
M
MEE
N
NEE
O
OH
Ọ
OR
P
KPEE
R
REE
S
SEE
Ṣ
SHE
T
TEA
U
OOH
W
WEE
Y
YEE