How to justify a very long ciphertext and corresponding plaintext in Latex?

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I have a very long ciphertext and corresponding plaintext both are of 680 alphabets without space to print in a latex document. I have not found any way to make justify it in internet. Any Ideas please?

Text is like as follows without any space:

RFROSERHUKEITFRIZXHVNVSIRLCJPWGSYVSMGKIOPEBUWCDEZZTVWIGKATEPSUWJPRGYEJPEFUHGCZCZCGNPCJEVZLSIECCCCLRGELWEKKYKOSOWEWCDEVSMBXMAOIOIAPOXVRTOLOSJYQFJCIGGEXCKANVMQRNVEIZCYQFNIJTPZAKYAVELSDOTLPCWTJLXWJBWEMGYANWVSDEOMIFZTKYEPZTRPVVRPUTXVRSPESBVANTGSMEPEYFVDVZVSDATVXIKTWEGVZLFDEWUTJPHITHGDWSMETJXVZNIDKCKAOZVOCIHZRZPYQFGOEFKYHWKAPOWVVSSFISQEFSIFJENQYDTLQDIFKOCWMQVSUTHSRSUSIGGOMPEZZCGOMREOVXYQYLKVIYVERTRUJOEWSGVTQSIFWITDXPVCCFWSKHGOYQYEUDAOJVGCCIXLALRRJEEZRRCYDPGOLSGDLSNAUPBOTTNJXVVRKRLHYEKRLHKOTPWHYETNLWEURZROCIEPWGYOWWHSIAPOMHNAULRIECQXJCITCMPMJHCCTQYIPSSKVVGCWVVDKORCKLKVIHFBGCYRVSQDLSSOTPMHRSYPPZRSUSIQFUNOXVVGCXIGXOKYKCERCELSIBGEXSINQHWVVSCTHPPWCJSTBEGAMBXURELSTOPGIFJAVTSBRLKEXZV

You could consider the following as well: Stacking text for cryptography — Werner, Oct 23 '13 at 14:21

score 1 · Accepted Answer · edited Apr 13 '17 at 12:35

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Try the seqsplit package, as explained in this tex.SE answer.

edited Apr 13 '17 at 12:35

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answered Oct 22 '13 at 20:55

Christian Ternus

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How to justify a very long ciphertext and corresponding plaintext in Latex?

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