Make your own own regular expression. Regular languages require that your phrase include all three operators (union, concatenation, Kleene star). Generating an NFA from your regular expression using Kleene's theorem part 1 construction is a viable option. Verify that all operators have properly converted their NFA-protected structural components (with the exception of the elimination of null transitions between the concatenation of single symbol NFAs)

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