To match any of the following terms: remoters, remote, remoters.net, you can use the following regular expression:
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`/remoters|remote|remoters\.net/`
This regular expression uses the `|` character to specify multiple alternatives. The `\.` character is used to match a literal period, as `.` has a special meaning in regular expressions (it matches any single character).
This regular expression will match any of the following strings: "remoters", "remote", "remoters.net". It will not match any other strings, even if they contain the word "remoters" or "remote".
Note that this regular expression is case-sensitive, so it will not match any strings that have the word "remoters" or "remote" in a different case (e.g., "Remoters" or "REMOTE"). To make the regular expression case-insensitive, you can use the `i` flag, like this:
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`/remoters|remote|remoters\.net/i`
