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# [Python 3], 326 bytes

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    print("fig gấc abiu açaí bael date lime lulo neem noni pear pili plum rimu sloe sorb yuzu ackee akebi apple araza cacao caqui carob etrog grape guava ilama jagua kokum kubal lemon mango melon mundu musho nance ooray peach pequi pluot prune pudau puruí rowan rukam salak salal tapia terap tilap toyon wongi almond babaco")

[Try it online!][TIO-l8kyc2er]

[Python 3]: https://docs.python.org/3/
[TIO-l8kyc2er]: https://tio.run/##HZDLUQQxDERT6doTnImo7RGzxh8Zj8XWbD4UJxLgupEQyaDh8qp1UT@p7/Oq7eU4@khtPl1e04r19@czgiEZ@Pji4xuBUrBwCkqqDiuKJlLRtCV04UBPxVOxipGqYSsq2HQE7Hb3PTGLgFlCAnsvngfvRGSkOt8tOYcGyBzqCoNdsBo/iFRYiTf6hKzZG7IFFhSp2lDZVkWVcmZrizm3q@uxRYHq4H4KxqvzbHFFnejDmqDbQnMO8xuH3tgwLLNiY2H@Z8FkT8QUN8J0F6fuXnbTtvoxxSUWf1Bg1MvzcfwB "Python 3 – Try It Online"

I used a similar Vyxal program linked in my Vyxal answer, but instead of checking for the shortest dictionary compression, just looked for the 55 shortest fruits.