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I usually flip "God." He doesn't seem to notice
dispute action - homogenous style filled,
simulate deflections in pseudo-theology.
Model unspecified tautologies honestly?
but *you kiss my knee.
goes to xnone. What?
If you want to capture an asterisk as an asterisk (and not have it defaulting to a wildcard,) you'll have to set it up as a regular expression in raw mode, and use something like
[ forwardslash*]you kiss my knee (re)
you might need to experiment with the space/slash combination (it won't let me post the slash in the above example, so replace "forwardslash" for a slash)
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Many questions are answered in the FAQ.
dispute action - homogenous style filled,
simulate deflections in pseudo-theology.
Model unspecified tautologies honestly?
The "God bless it" angle was debated in my house when I was a teen. It was decided it could not be used in anger or sarcastically. I've never tried to run, "May Hades take you" or "Son of a Bacchae" past my mom though.
I'm looking in the debugger, and I find that when I type "stage directions" (*smiles), they are treated as unrecognized proper nouns and junked as "BLAB", even if I have attempted to capture them in KeyPhrases. I have a keyphrase that looks like this:
*you (verb) (nounadjadvpronart) [50,0]
but *you kiss my knee.
goes to xnone. What?
(I got a chatter yesterday who decided take matters into his own hands....)
*you (verb) (nounadjadvpronart) [50,0]
but *you kiss my knee.
goes to xnone. What?
(I got a chatter yesterday who decided take matters into his own hands....)
mickmca
given that * represents a "soft" wildcard, it wouldn't be a good idea to use it in this way.
to capture "stage directions", merely remove the asterisks and treat them as ordinary keyphrases.
am i misunderstanding you?
hope this helps
given that * represents a "soft" wildcard, it wouldn't be a good idea to use it in this way.
to capture "stage directions", merely remove the asterisks and treat them as ordinary keyphrases.
am i misunderstanding you?
hope this helps
goes to xnone. What?
If you want to capture an asterisk as an asterisk (and not have it defaulting to a wildcard,) you'll have to set it up as a regular expression in raw mode, and use something like
you might need to experiment with the space/slash combination (it won't let me post the slash in the above example, so replace "forwardslash" for a slash)
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