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The goal of the procedure longestWord is to return the longest word in a given list of words. For example, if it's given the list ["superhero", "captain", "marvel"], it should return "superhero" as the longest word. A programmer tests the procedure with various inputs and finds that there are multiple cases where it does not produce the expected output. Which calls to longestWord() do not actually return the longest word?

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