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Old 01-25-2021, 08:37 AM   #4
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Originally Posted by Ghitulescu View Post
Well, essentially there are very very very few one-letter words words like "a"
This is why I used a regex with two spaces.

The only practical solution is to use pairs of letters separated and preceded or followed by another space.
I hoped for a nice solution.
That won't work either without error. By hand is your only reliable solution. But what you can do is use regex to try to find the problem words. I would go with letter space letter space letter space to find 3 letters with spaces. Then you can fix the words by hand. You could also try letter space letter space and see how that goes.

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