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the letters spelling out the numbers and the order of these letters in the alphabet. "Forty" is the first number that has all letters in the same order as they appear in the English alphabet. "Dos" has the same property in Spanish and "Ein" in German.

No idea how 2202 fits into this, but I'm sure someone will be able to figure it out.

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the letters spelling out the numbers and the order of these letters in the alphabet. "Forty" is the first number that has all letters in the same order as they appear in the English alphabet. "Dos" has the same property in Spanish and "Ein" in German.

No idea how 2202 fits into this, but I'm sure someone will be able to figure it out.

Eight has the vowels in order followed by the consonants in order.

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the letters spelling out the numbers and the order of these letters in the alphabet. "Forty" is the first number that has all letters in the same order as they appear in the English alphabet. "Dos" has the same property in Spanish and "Ein" in German.

No idea how 2202 fits into this, but I'm sure someone will be able to figure it out.

Great - that's the "orderly" connection the puzzle alludes to.

40 is not just the first, but the only, number with that property.

Same with dos and ein, which I thought was interesting.

That's the first part, and now the properties of the next two numbers are sure to follow.

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the letters spelling out the numbers and the order of these letters in the alphabet. "Forty" is the first number that has all letters in the same order as they appear in the English alphabet. "Dos" has the same property in Spanish and "Ein" in German.

No idea how 2202 fits into this, but I'm sure someone will be able to figure it out.

Eight has the vowels in order followed by the consonants in order.

Consider the next two numbers as a pair, rather than singly.

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