In a certain code language, ‘What you think you become’ is written as ‘Fe Mo Su Ta Za’ and ‘What you think you achieve’ is written as ‘Mo Su Te Fe Za’. How will ‘achieve’ be written in that language?

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Step 1: Write down the two sentences and their codes:
- 'What you think you become' = 'Fe Mo Su Ta Za'
- 'What you think you achieve' = 'Mo Su Te Fe Za'

Step 2: Identify common words and codes:
- Common words: 'What', 'you', 'think', 'you'
- Common codes: 'Fe', 'Mo', 'Su', 'Za'

Step 3: The word 'you' appears twice in both sentences, so it corresponds to two codes that appear twice. However, since the code words are unique, we consider the set of common codes for the common words.

Step 4: The word 'become' is in the first sentence but not in the second, and the code 'Ta' is in the first sentence but not in the second. So, 'become' = 'Ta'.

Step 5: The word 'achieve' is in the second sentence but not in the first, and the code 'Te' is in the second sentence but not in the first. So, 'achieve' = 'Te'.

Therefore, the code for 'achieve' is 'Te'.

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