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For each generator t∈T, let ∣t∣S​ be its length in the generating set S, and put
C=maxt∈T​∣t∣S​.
(1)
A shortest T-word for h1−1​h2​ has dT​(h1​,h2​) letters. Replacing each letter by an S-word of length at most C gives
dS​(h1​,h2​)=∣h1−1​h2​∣S​≤C∣h1−1​h2​∣T​=CdT​(h1​,h2​).
(2)
Thus inclusion of any finitely generated subgroup is Lipschitz continuous for the corresponding word metrics.

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