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What is next letter BE GJ LO QT

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<span>The letters BE GJ LO QT forms a sequence in which the first letter of each term is formed by counting five alphabets from the first letter of the preceding term while the last letter of each term is also formed by counting five alphabets from the last letter of the preceding term. Therefore, the next term in the sequence is VY.</span>

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