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  • Committer: Sebastian Meyer
  • Date: 2012-08-03 09:12:40 UTC
  • Revision ID: sebastian.meyer@slub-dresden.de-20120803091240-x6861b0vabq1xror
https://launchpad.net/bugs/985487
Remove Lucene and Solr source code and add patches instead
Fix Bug #985487: Auto-suggestion for the search interface

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 | From svn.tartarus.org/snowball/trunk/website/algorithms/english/stop.txt
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 | This file is distributed under the BSD License.
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 | See http://snowball.tartarus.org/license.php
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 | Also see http://www.opensource.org/licenses/bsd-license.html
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 |  - Encoding was converted to UTF-8.
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 |  - This notice was added.
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 | An English stop word list. Comments begin with vertical bar. Each stop
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 | word is at the start of a line.
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 | Many of the forms below are quite rare (e.g. "yourselves") but included for
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 |  completeness.
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           | PRONOUNS FORMS
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             | 1st person sing
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i              | subject, always in upper case of course
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me             | object
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my             | possessive adjective
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               | the possessive pronoun `mine' is best suppressed, because of the
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               | sense of coal-mine etc.
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myself         | reflexive
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             | 1st person plural
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we             | subject
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| us           | object
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               | care is required here because US = United States. It is usually
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               | safe to remove it if it is in lower case.
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our            | possessive adjective
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ours           | possessive pronoun
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ourselves      | reflexive
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             | second person (archaic `thou' forms not included)
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you            | subject and object
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your           | possessive adjective
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yours          | possessive pronoun
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yourself       | reflexive (singular)
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yourselves     | reflexive (plural)
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             | third person singular
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he             | subject
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him            | object
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his            | possessive adjective and pronoun
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himself        | reflexive
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she            | subject
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her            | object and possessive adjective
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hers           | possessive pronoun
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herself        | reflexive
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it             | subject and object
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its            | possessive adjective
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itself         | reflexive
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             | third person plural
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they           | subject
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them           | object
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their          | possessive adjective
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theirs         | possessive pronoun
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themselves     | reflexive
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             | other forms (demonstratives, interrogatives)
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what
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which
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who
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whom
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this
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that
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these
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those
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           | VERB FORMS (using F.R. Palmer's nomenclature)
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             | BE
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am             | 1st person, present
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is             | -s form (3rd person, present)
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are            | present
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was            | 1st person, past
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were           | past
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be             | infinitive
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been           | past participle
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being          | -ing form
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             | HAVE
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have           | simple
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has            | -s form
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had            | past
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having         | -ing form
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             | DO
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do             | simple
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does           | -s form
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did            | past
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doing          | -ing form
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 | The forms below are, I believe, best omitted, because of the significant
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 | homonym forms:
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 |  He made a WILL
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 |  old tin CAN
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 |  merry month of MAY
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 |  a smell of MUST
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 |  fight the good fight with all thy MIGHT
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 | would, could, should, ought might however be included
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 |          | AUXILIARIES
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 |            | WILL
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 |will
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would
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 |            | SHALL
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 |shall
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should
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 |            | CAN
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 |can
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could
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 |            | MAY
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 |may
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 |might
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 |            | MUST
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 |must
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 |            | OUGHT
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ought
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           | COMPOUND FORMS, increasingly encountered nowadays in 'formal' writing
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              | pronoun + verb
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i'm
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they've
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i'd
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you'd
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we'd
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they'd
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i'll
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you'll
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he'll
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she'll
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we'll
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they'll
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              | verb + negation
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isn't
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aren't
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wasn't
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hasn't
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haven't
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hadn't
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didn't
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won't
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wouldn't
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shan't
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shouldn't
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can't
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cannot
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couldn't
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mustn't
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let's
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there's
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when's
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where's
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why's
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              | rarer forms
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 | daren't needn't
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              | doubtful forms
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 | oughtn't mightn't
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           | ARTICLES
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a
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an
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the
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           | THE REST (Overlap among prepositions, conjunctions, adverbs etc is so
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           | high, that classification is pointless.)
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if
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or
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while
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by
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in
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over
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any
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such
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only
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own
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same
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too
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very
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 | Just for the record, the following words are among the commonest in English
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    | every
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    | least
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    | less
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    | many
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    | now
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    | ever
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    | said
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    | also
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    | get
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    | goes
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    | just
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    | make
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    | put
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    | see
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    | whether
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    | like
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    | well
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    | back
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    | even
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    | still
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    | way
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    | take
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    | first
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    | second
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    | new
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    | old
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    | high
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