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analyze/transform; and 3) render. Once an article is parsed, the data structure could be passed to code that renders it with a different citation style, or part of the structure such as the citation templates could be analyzed for particular errors or inconsistencies. An attempt to convert hand-written citations to templates, for example, would identify a sources section, find bulleted citations, classify them as plain text or links or templates, and use clues such as ISBNs to determine whether they were books, journals, web pages, or something else. The advantage of having a parser as a front end for this is that it eliminates the need for a user to point the code at part of the article. I should add I have no knowledge of Lua and wouldn't be able to write this code myself, unless I end up learning it -- the crude parser I wrote is in Python, which I'm still getting familiar with.
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1094:(ghost). There are no rules in Japanese for word spacing or hyphenation, because these do not exist in normal writing; it is simply written 提灯おばけ. I think it is better to show the non-Japanese-reader that there are two elements; these could be separated either by a space or a hyphen. See my comments at the top of the talk page about the name.
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It's not because I don't like it. You point out issues for no reason. You wanted me to waste my time adding the singular. But I saw right through you. Could have just rv and I would have moved on since consensus was not in my favour. Time is a valuable thing. Please consider that when writing edit
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Yes, I realised just after that it wasn't quite correct. I've been meaning to do some documentation for a while, but real life has got in the way! I've actually decided that the best approach is to upload the relevant data onto Wikidata and to then port that over onto Knowledge (XXG) - it's
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Ah, I see Guérin has changed their orthography. But in the title of their book they just call it "Mavea", and their dictionary doesn't use any diacritics at all! So it looks like the English spelling of the language is still "Mavea".
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2460:"haklau"(羅志海. 海豐方言辭典, ). Many Hailufeng netizens do not know that. One netizen said: 陆丰惠东部分读音类似"额洛，鹤洛" 海丰汕尾城区这边读音学佬，好像是这个词hoklo每个地方叫法有变化. The professor's opinion is that "hak" may be a rephrased pronunciation. New knowledge.
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