Abstract: Let denote the set of all shuffles of the words and . It is shown that for each integer there exists a square-free ternary word of length such that contains a square-free word. This property is then shown to also hold for infinite words, i.e., there exists an infinite square-free word on three letters such that can be shuffled with itself to produce an infinite square-free word .
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