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Explanation: The pattern provided suggests that if a name is repeated two times, its short form should be written two times. Let's apply this pattern to the given elements:

yttrium - Y

uranium - U

uranium - U

hydrogen - H

ave

tellurium - Te

nitrogen - N

potassium iodide - KI

Darmstadtium - Ds

Now, applying the pattern:

YUUDsH ave TeN KI

Using the short forms of the elements, the sentence becomes:

YUU DsH ave TeN KI

Now, let's see if we can form a sentence using these abbreviations. It seems like it doesn't form a meaningful sentence in this case. If you have any specific requirements or constraints for forming a sentence, please let me know!

Binary compounds with halogens (known as halides), oxygen (known as oxides), hydrogen (known as hydrides), and other compounds of darmstadtium where known.