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  • "Wtf": common internet slang for "what the f—", used to express surprise, confusion, or disbelief. It can also be a rhetorical attention-grabber.
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  • "Com": likely short for "com(mercial)" or ".com" (a top‑level domain), or an abbreviation for "communication" or "committee."
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