# The initial unsorted set of words.
# Note: In Python, a 'set' is inherently unordered, but we define it here for clarity.
COMMON_WORDS_BLACKLIST = {
    "401K", "403B", "457B", "ABOUT", "ABOVE", "ADAM", "AEDT", "AEST", "AH", "AI",
    "ALL", "ALPHA", "ALSO", "AM", "AMA", "AMEX", "AND", "ANY", "AR", "ARE",
    "AROUND", "ASAP", "ASS", "ASSET", "AT", "ATH", "ATL", "ATM", "AUD", "BABY",
    "BAG", "BAGS", "BE", "BEAR", "BELOW", "BETA", "BIG", "BIS", "BLEND", "BOE",
    "BOJ", "BOMB", "BOND", "BOTH", "BOTS", "BRB", "BRL", "BS", "BST", "BTC",
    "BTW", "BULL", "BUST", "BUT", "BUY", "BUZZ", "CAD", "CALL", "CAN", "CAP",
    "CEO", "CEST", "CET", "CFO", "CHF", "CHIPS", "CIA", "CLOSE", "CNY", "COME",
    "COST", "COULD", "CPAP", "CPI", "CST", "CTB", "CTO", "CYCLE", "CZK", "DAO",
    "DATE", "DAX", "DAY", "DCA", "DD", "DEBT", "DIA", "DIV", "DJIA", "DKK",
    "DM", "DO", "DOE", "DOGE", "DONT", "DR", "EACH", "EARLY", "EARN", "ECB",
    "EDGAR", "EDIT", "EDT", "END", "EOD", "EOW", "EOY", "EPS", "ER", "ESG",
    "EST", "ETF", "ETH", "EU", "EUR", "EV", "EVEN", "EVERY", "FAQ", "FAR",
    "FAST", "FBI", "FDA", "FIHTX", "FINRA", "FINT", "FINTX", "FINTY", "FOMC", "FOMO",
    "FOR", "FRAUD", "FRG", "FROM", "FSPSX", "FTSE", "FUCK", "FUD", "FULL", "FUND",
    "FXAIX", "FXIAX", "FY", "FYI", "FZROX", "GAIN", "GBP", "GDP", "GET", "GL",
    "GLHF", "GMT", "GO", "GOAL", "GOAT", "GOING", "GPT", "GPU", "GRAB", "GTG",
    "HALF", "HAS", "HATE", "HAVE", "HEAR", "HEDGE", "HIGH", "HINT", "HKD", "HODL",
    "HOLD", "HOUR", "HSA", "HUF", "IF", "II", "IMHO", "IMO", "IN", "INR",
    "IP", "IPO", "IRA", "IRS", "IS", "ISM", "IST", "IT", "ITM", "IV",
    "IVV", "IWM", "JPOW", "JPY", "JST", "JUST", "KARMA", "KEEP", "KNOW", "KO",
    "KRW", "LARGE", "LAST", "LATE", "LATER", "LBO", "LEAP", "LEAPS", "LETS", "LFG",
    "LIKE", "LIMIT", "LMAO", "LOL", "LONG", "LOOK", "LOSS", "LOVE", "LOW", "M&A",
    "MA", "MAKE", "MAX", "MC", "ME", "MID", "MIGHT", "MIN", "ML", "MOASS",
    "MONTH", "MORE", "MSK", "MUST", "MXN", "MY", "NATO", "NEAR", "NEED", "NEVER",
    "NEW", "NEXT", "NFA", "NFT", "NGMI", "NIGHT", "NO", "NOK", "NONE", "NOT",
    "NOW", "NSA", "NULL", "NYSE", "NZD", "OEM", "OF", "OK", "OLD", "ON",
    "OP", "OR", "OS", "OTC", "OTM", "OUGHT", "OUT", "OVER", "OWN", "PC",
    "PDT", "PE", "PEAK", "PEG", "PEW", "PLAN", "PLN", "PM", "PMI", "POS",
    "PPI", "PR", "PRICE", "PROFIT", "PSA", "PST", "PT", "PUT", "Q1", "Q2",
    "Q3", "Q4", "QQQ", "RBA", "RBNZ", "RE", "REAL", "REIT", "REKT", "RH",
    "RIP", "RISK", "ROE", "ROFL", "ROI", "ROTH", "RSD", "RUB", "RULE", "SAVE",
    "SCALP", "SCAM", "SCHB", "SEC", "SEE", "SEK", "SELL", "SEP", "SGD", "SHALL",
    "SHARE", "SHORT", "SL", "SMALL", "SO", "SOLIS", "SOME", "SOON", "SP", "SPAC",
    "SPEND", "SPLG", "SPX", "SPY", "START", "STILL", "STOCK", "STOP", "SWING", "TAKE",
    "TERM", "THAT", "THE", "THINK", "THIS", "TIME", "TITS", "TL", "TL;DR", "TLDR",
    "TO", "TODAY", "TOTAL", "TRADE", "TREND", "TRUE", "TRY", "TTYL", "TWO", "UI",
    "UK", "UNDER", "UP", "US", "USA", "USD", "UTC", "VALUE", "VOO", "VR",
    "VTI", "WAGMI", "WANT", "WATCH", "WAY", "WE", "WEB3", "WEEK", "WHO", "WHY",
    "WILL", "WORTH", "WOULD", "WSB", "WTF", "YES", "YET", "YIELD", "YOLO", "YOU",
    "YOUR", "YTD", "ZAR"
}

def format_and_print_list(word_set, words_per_line=10):
    """
    Sorts a set of words and prints it in a specific format.
    
    Args:
        word_set (set): The set of words to process.
        words_per_line (int): The number of words to print on each line.
    """
    # 1. Convert the set to a list to ensure order, and sort it alphabetically.
    #    The set is also used to remove any duplicates from the initial list.
    sorted_words = sorted(list(word_set))
    
    # 2. Start printing the output
    print("COMMON_WORDS_BLACKLIST = {")
    
    # 3. Iterate through the sorted list and print words, respecting the line limit
    for i in range(0, len(sorted_words), words_per_line):
        # Get a chunk of words for the current line
        line_chunk = sorted_words[i:i + words_per_line]
        
        # Format each word with double quotes
        formatted_words = [f'"{word}"' for word in line_chunk]
        
        # Join the words with a comma and a space
        line_content = ", ".join(formatted_words)
        
        # Add a trailing comma if it's not the last line
        is_last_line = (i + words_per_line) >= len(sorted_words)
        if not is_last_line:
            line_content += ","
            
        # Print the indented line
        print(f"    {line_content}")

    # 4. Print the closing brace
    print("}")

# --- Main execution ---
if __name__ == "__main__":
    format_and_print_list(COMMON_WORDS_BLACKLIST)