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-Type: Substitution
-> To encode a message, each letter of the plaintext is replaced by a group of five of the letters 'A' or 'B'. This replacement is a binary encoding and is done according to the alphabet of the Baconian cipher.
-A=AAAAA 
B=AAAAB 
C=AAABA 
D=AAABB 
E=AABAA 
F=AABAB 
G=AABBA 
H=AABBB 
I/J=ABAAA 
-K=ABABA 
L=ABABB 
M=ABBAA 
-N=ABBAB 
O=ABBBA
P=ABBBB 
-Q=BAAAA 
R=BAAAB 
S=BAABA 
T=BAABB 
U/V=BABAA 
W=BABBA 
X=BABBB 
Y=BBAAA 
Z=BBAAB

~~~CTTRO

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