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In alphabetical order, "eight" comes before "eighteen" because the first letter of "eight" (e) is the same as the first letter of "eighteen," but the second letter of "eight" (i) comes before the second letter of "eighteen" (i) when comparing the subsequent letters. Therefore, "eight" is listed first.

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