An autogram is a self-referential statement in which the text of a sentence or phrase describes itself. Essentially, in an autogram, the words contained within the sentence provide information about the number of letters, syllables, or other characteristics of that same sentence. For example, a simple autogram might state something like "This sentence has twenty-five letters." The challenge and creativity in creating autograms lie in ensuring that the statement accurately reflects its own content.
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