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Efficient way to combine two extremely long lists in python

**Answer 1**
import heapq combined = list(dict.fromkeys(heapq.merge(list1, list2)))
**Answer 2**
def combine(l1, l2): for i in reversed(range(min(map(len, (l1, l2))))): if l1[i] == l2[i]: return l1[:end := i + 1] + list(heapq.merge(l1[end:], l2[end:]))
**Answer 3**
combined = sorted(list1 + list(set(list2).difference(list1)))
**Answer 4**
from itertools import chain combined = sorted(chain(list1, set(list2).difference(list1)))

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