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	] -> horror
			] -> bass
	] I think shouldn’t be linked (and downcase the L if it’s a cap)
			] -> organ
	] and ]
			]
⚫	]
			]
	] -> recording artist (I’m seeing a lot of this in the
			]
	opening sentence, and it seems to be picked up by the “what links to ]” list.
			]
	]
		⚫	]
	] –> lead vocals
			Space before colon (the way the French do): can the space be removed? I can’t see we’d get any false positives from doing this.
	]
			]
	] doesn’t unlink sometimes.
			]
	] doesn’t unlink sometimes (weird …).
	]		]
			]
	] -> Spanish
			] and ] -> academic.
	] and ] –> 19th and 20th centuries. I’m going
			academician -> academic – I’d be happy for “academician” to be altered thus even if not linked. It’s some kind of Russian/Euro thing.
	through “links to ]”, and it’s not picking up duos like that. Would you consider
	unlinking, say, back to the 12th century or so, so that the numerator and plural pipes are
	captured too? Also, could you cover ] -> 19th-century (and for the
	other centuries)? Plus ] and [[nineteenth century\|nineteenth-
	century]].
	And ] to nineteenth century, which occurs quite a lot.
	] -> America
	] -> American

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harp bass -> bass organ -> organ bachelor’s degree psychology psychologist Switzerland Scottish Space before colon (the way the French do): can the space be removed? I can’t see we’d get any false positives from doing this. geography physics European Union invasion academician and academic -> academic. academician -> academic – I’d be happy for “academician” to be altered thus even if not linked. It’s some kind of Russian/Euro thing.