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Read the words from linux's dictionary into the variable df with a single column word. The list of words doesn't have a header, so you'll need to pass special parameters to handle this.
And WARNING! Your df should NOT contain null values afterwards. There's a special trick that you'll need to apply.
Your task in this activity is to find ONLY the words in which the first m is before the first b. And of course, start with an s.
Store the result in the variable smb_df.
Write the function find_words_with_chars that can generically find words with the combinations of characters passed following our previous rules. Make sure your function is NOT modifying the original dataframe passed:
def find_words_with_chars(df, chars):
aux_df = df.copy()
# Your code here
