I have two lists:

```
items_on_queue = ['The rose is red and blue', 'The sun is yellow and round']
things_to_tweet = ['The rose is red','The sun is yellow','Playmobil is a toy']

```

I want to find out if an element is present on both lists based on the FEW CHARACTERS AT THE BEGINNING, and delete the element from things\_to\_tweet if a match is found.

The final output should be things\_to\_tweet = ['Playmobil is a toy']

Any idea how I can do this?
Thank you

PS/ I tried, but I cannot do an "==" comparison because each el is different in every list, even if they start the same, so they're not seen as equal by Python.
I also tried a loop inside a loop but I don't know how to compare one element with ALL the elements of another list only IF the strings start in the same manner.
I also checked other SO threads but they seem to refer to comparisons between lists when elements are exactly the same, which is not what I need.