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  <description>Problem Statement When dealing with long names and phrases, we sometimes use the initial letters of words to form its acronym. For example, we use &quot;JFK&quot; instead of &quot;John Fitzgerald Kennedy&quot;, &quot;lgtm&quot; instead of &quot;looks good to me&quot;, and so on. You are given a String name. This String contains a phrase: …</description>
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  <title>【Java】SRM 698 DIV2 Easy(250) - Initials</title>
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