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If not, see . * **************************************************************************************/ #pragma once // Autocorrector list for US English recognizer static const char * g_szDefWords_EUS[] = { "aboot", "about", "abouta", "about a", "aboutit", "about it", "abscence", "absence", "accessories", "accessories", "accidant", "accident", "accomodate", "accommodate", "accordingto", "according to", "accross", "across", "acheive", "achieve", "acheived", "achieved", "acheiving", "achieving", "acommodate", "accommodate", "acomodate", "accommodate", "accomodate", "accommodate", "additinal", "additional", "addtional", "additional", "adequit", "adequate", "adequite", "adequate", "advanage", "advantage", "affraid", "afraid", "aggresive", "aggressive", "agreemeent", "agreement", "agreemeents", "agreements", "agreemnets", "agreements", "agressive", "aggressive", "alot", "a lot", "alraedy", "already", "alwats", "always", "alway", "always", "Ameria", "America", "anual", "annual", "apparant", "apparent", "apparrent", "apparent", "appearence", "appearance", "appeares", "appears", "applyed", "applied", "approrpiate", "appropriate", "approrpriate", "appropriate", "aquisition", "acquisition", "aquisitions", "acquisitions", "are:t", "aren't", "arent", "aren't", "arguement", "argument", "arguements", "arguments", "are't", "aren't", "aren:t", "aren't", "arond", "around", "artical", "article", "articel", "article", "assistent", "assistant", "atention", "attention", "atmospher", "atmosphere", "audeince", "audience", "audiance", "audience", "availalbe", "available", "balence", "balance", "ballance", "balance", "becaus", "because", "becauseof", "because of", "becomeing", "becoming", "becomming", "becoming", "becuz", "because", "beggining", "beginning", "begining", "beginning", "beleiev", "believe", "beleieve", "believe", "beleif", "belief", "beleive", "believe", "beleived", "believed", "beleives", "believes", "benifit", "benefit", "benifits", "benefits", "betwen", "between", "beutiful", "beautiful", "blase", "blas\xE9", "facade", "fa\xE7\x61\x64\x65", "boxs", "boxes", "brodcast", "broadcast", "cafe", "caf\xE9", "caharcter", "character", "calcullated", "calculated", "calulated", "calculated", "can;t", "can't", "candidta", "candidate", "candidtaes", "candidates", "cant", "can't", "catagory", "category", "categiory", "category", "certian", "certain", "challange", "challenge", "challanges", "challenges", "changable", "changeable", "changeing", "changing", "changng", "changing", "charachter", "character", "charachters", "characters", "charactor", "character", "charecter", "character", "charector", "character", "cheif", "chief", "cieling", "ceiling", "circut", "circuit", "claer", "clear", "claered", "cleared", "claerly", "clearly", "cliant", "client", "cliche", "clich\xE9", "colection", "collection", "comapnies", "companies", "combintation", "combination", "comited", "committed", "comittee", "committee", "comming", "coming", "commitee", "committee", "committe", "committee", "committment", "commitment", "committments", "commitments", "committy", "committee", "compair", "compare", "company;s", "company's", "compleated", "completed", "compleatly", "completely", "compleatness", "completeness", "completly", "completely", "completness", "completeness", "composate", "composite", "comtain", "contain", "comtains", "contains", "comunicate", "communicate", "comunity", "community", "condolances", "condolences", "conected", "connected", "conferance", "conference", "confirmmation", "confirmation", "considerit", "considerate", "considerite", "considerate", "consonent", "consonant", "conspiricy", "conspiracy", "consultent", "consultant", "convertable", "convertible", "cooparate", "cooperate", "cooporate", "cooperate", "corproation", "corporation", "corproations", "corporations", "corruptable", "corruptible", "cotten", "cotton", "coudn't", "couldn't", "couldn;t", "couldn't", "couldnt", "couldn't", "creme", "cr\xE8me", "ctaegory", "category", "cusotmer", "customer", "cusotmers", "customers", "danceing", "dancing", "dcument", "document", "deatils", "details", "decison", "decision", "decisons", "decisions", "decor", "d\xE9\x63or", "defendent", "defendant", "definately", "definitely", "deptartment", "department", "desicion", "decision", "desicions", "decisions", "desision", "decision", "desisions", "decisions", "detente", "d\xE9tente", "develeoprs", "developers", "devellop", "develop", "develloped", "developed", "develloper", "developer", "devellopers", "developers", "develloping", "developing", "devellopment", "development", "devellopments", "developments", "devellops", "develop", "develope", "develop", "developement", "development", "developements", "developments", "developor", "developer", "developors", "developers", "develpment", "development", "diaplay", "display", "didint", "didn't", "did;t", "didn't", "didnot", "did not", "didnt", "didn't", "difefrent", "different", "diferences", "differences", "differance", "difference", "differances", "differences", "differant", "different", "differemt", "different", "differnt", "different", "diffrent", "different", "directer", "director", "directers", "directors", "directiosn", "direction", "disatisfied", "dissatisfied", "discoverd", "discovered", "disign", "design", "dispaly", "display", "dissonent", "dissonant", "distribusion", "distribution", "divsion", "division", "don;t", "don't", "docuemnt", "document", "documetn", "document", "documnet", "document", "documnets", "documents", "doese", "does", "doesn;t", "doesn't", "doesnt", "doesn't", "doign", "doing", "doimg", "doing", "doind", "doing", "dollers", "dollars", "dejavu", "d\xE9j\xE0 vu", "deja", "d\xE9j\xE0", "don;t", "don't", "dont", "don't", "driveing", "driving", "eclair", "\xE9\x63lair", "effecient", "efficient", "efort", "effort", "eforts", "efforts", "eligable", "eligible", "embarass", "embarrass", "emigre", "\xE9migr\xE9", "e-mail", "email", "entree", "entr\xE9\x65", "equippment", "equipment", "equivalant", "equivalent", "especally", "especially", "espesially", "especially", "excellant", "excellent", "excercise", "exercise", "excitment", "excitement", "exhcange", "exchange", "exhcanges", "exchanges", "experiance", "experience", "exprienced", "experienced", "faeture", "feature", "faetures", "features", "familair", "familiar", "familar", "familiar", "familliar", "familiar", "fammiliar", "familiar", "feild", "field", "feilds", "fields", "fianlly", "finally", "firends", "friends", "firts", "first", "fora", "for a", "foriegn", "foreign", "forwrd", "forward", "forwrds", "forwards", "foudn", "found", "foward", "forward", "fowards", "forwards", "freind", "friend", "freinds", "friends", "furneral", "funeral", "garantee", "guarantee", "gemeral", "general", "gerat", "great", "geting", "getting", "gettin", "getting", "gievn", "given", "giveing", "giving", "govenment", "government", "goverment", "government", "guidlines", "guidelines", "hadbeen", "had been", "hadn:t", "hadn't", "hadnt", "hadn't", "haev", "have", "hapen", "happen", "hapened", "happened", "hapening", "happening", "hapens", "happens", "happend", "happened", "hasbeen", "has been", "hasn;t", "hasn't", "hasnt", "hasn't", "havebeen", "have been", "haveing", "having", "haven;t", "haven't", "havent", "haven't", "hel", "he'll", "helpfull", "helpful", "heres", "here's", "hes", "he's", "hesaid", "he said", "hewas", "he was", "hismelf", "himself", "hvaing", "having", "Htp", "http", "Http", "http", "http:\\\\", "http://", "http:11", "http://", "i;d", "I'd", "i;ll", "I'll", "l'll", "I'll", "l'm", "I'm", "1'm", "I'm", "1m", "I'm", ";s", "is", ";sa", "is a", "identofy", "identify", "il", "I'll", "im", "I'm", "imediate", "immediate", "imediatly", "immediately", "immediatly", "immediately", "importent", "important", "importnat", "important", "impossable", "impossible", "improvemnt", "improvement", "improvment", "improvement", "indecate", "indicate", "indenpendence", "independence", "indenpendent", "independent", "indepedent", "independent", "independance", "independence", "independant", "independent", "influance", "influence", "infomation", "information", "informatoin", "information", "inital", "initial", "insted", "instead", "insurence", "insurance", "interum", "interim", "inthe", "in the", "inwhich", "in which", "isnt", "isn't", "isthe", "is the", "itis", "it is", "ititial", "initial", "itll", "it'll", "it:ll", "it'll", "it;ll", "it'll", "itnerest", "interest", "itnerested", "interested", "itneresting", "interesting", "itnerests", "interests", "ipad" "iPad", "ipod" "iPod", "iphone", "iPhone", "isa", "is a", "itsa", "it's a", "itwas", "it was", "ive", "I've", "i;ve", "I've", "i:ve", "I've", "jugment", "judgment", "judgement", "judgment", "knowldge", "knowledge", "knowlege", "knowledge", "kwarters", "quarters", "labratory", "laboratory", "lastyear", "last year", "learnign", "learning", "lenght", "length", "let:s", "let's", "let;s", "let's", "libary", "library", "librarry", "library", "librery", "library", "lieutenent", "lieutenant", "likly", "likely", "lisense", "license", "liveing", "living", "lonly", "lonely", "maintenence", "maintenance", "managment", "management", "mantain", "maintain", "marraige", "marriage", "merchent", "merchant", "mesage", "message", "mesages", "messages", "mispell", "misspell", "mispelling", "misspelling", "mispellings", "misspellings", "morgage", "mortgage", "mysefl", "myself", "naive", "na\xEFve", "necassarily", "necessarily", "necassary", "necessary", "neccessarily", "necessarily", "neccessary", "necessary", "necesarily", "necessarily", "necesary", "necessary", "negotiaing", "negotiating", "noone", "no one", "nothign", "nothing", "nver", "never", "obediant", "obedient", "ocasion", "occasion", "occassion", "occasion", "occured", "occurred", "occurence", "occurrence", "occurrance", "occurrence", "oclock", "o'clock", "ocur", "occur", "ofits", "of its", "ofthe", "of the", "oneof", "one of", "onepoint", "one point", "onthe", "on the", "oppasite", "opposite", "opperation", "operation", "oppertunity", "opportunity", "opposate", "opposite", "opposible", "opposable", "opposit", "opposite", "oppotunities", "opportunities", "oppotunity", "opportunity", "orginization", "organization", "orginized", "organized", "outof", "out of", "overthe", "over the", "oxident", "oxidant", "parliment", "parliament", "partof", "part of", "peice", "piece", "peices", "pieces", "percentof", "percent of", "percentto", "percent to", "performence", "performance", "perhasp", "perhaps", "perhpas", "perhaps", "permanant", "permanent", "perminent", "permanent", "pleasent", "pleasant", "porblems", "problems", "porvide", "provide", "potentialy", "potentially", "pregnent", "pregnant", "presance", "presence", "prominant", "prominent", "protege", "prot\xE9g\xE9", "protoge", "prot\xE9g\xE9", "psoition", "position", "ptogress", "progress", "puting", "putting", "quater", "quarter", "quesion", "question", "quesions", "questions", "reccomend", "recommend", "reccommend", "recommend", "receieve", "receive", "recieve", "receive", "recieved", "received", "recieving", "receiving", "recomend", "recommend", "recomendation", "recommendation", "recomendations", "recommendations", "recomended", "recommended", "reconize", "recognize", "recrod", "record", "religous", "religious", "reluctent", "reluctant", "representativs", "representatives", "representives", "representatives", "resollution", "resolution", "resorces", "resources", "respomd", "respond", "respomse", "response", "responce", "response", "responsability", "responsibility", "responsable", "responsible", "responsibile", "responsible", "responsiblity", "responsibility", "restaraunt", "restaurant", "restuarant", "restaurant", "reveiw", "review", "reveiwing", "reviewing", "rote", "wrote", "rumers", "rumors", "rythm", "rhythm", "rithm", "rhythm", "rhithm", "rhythm", "scedule", "schedule", "sceduled", "scheduled", "seance", "s\xE9\x61nce", "secratary", "secretary", "sectino", "section", "selectoin", "selection", "sentance", "sentence", "seperate", "separate", "sercumstances", "circumstances", "skool", "school", "shel", "she'll", "shineing", "shining", "shiped", "shipped", "shouldent", "shouldn't", "shouldnt", "shouldn't", "signifacnt", "significant", "simalar", "similar", "similiar", "similar", "sincerly", "sincerely", "someting", "something", "somthing", "something", "somtimes", "sometimes", "speach", "speech", "specificaly", "specifically", "statment", "statement", "statments", "statements", "strentgh", "strength", "struggel", "struggle", "strugle", "struggle", "studnet", "student", "successfull", "successful", "successfuly", "successfully", "sucess", "success", "sucessfull", "successful", "sufficiant", "sufficient", "suposed", "supposed", "suppossed", "supposed", "suprise", "surprise", "suprised", "surprised", "swiming", "swimming", "tecnical", "technical", "teh", "the", "termoil", "turmoil", "thats", "that's", "thatthe", "that the", "themself", "themselves", "themselfs", "themselves", "thenew", "the new", "thesame", "the same", "thetwo", "the two", "theyd", "they'd", "theyll", "they'll", "theyre", "they're", "theyve", "they've", "thier", "their", "thisyear", "this year", "threatend", "threatened", "tne", "the", "tbe", "the", "togehter", "together", "tomorow", "tomorrow", "totaly", "totally", "tothe", "to the", "transfered", "transferred", "truely", "truly", "truley", "truly", "tryed", "tried", "udnerstand", "understand", "understnad", "understand", "unitedstates", "United States", "unpleasently", "unpleasantly", "untill", "until", "useing", "using", "visavis", "vis-\xE0-vis", "vulnerible", "vulnerable", "warrent", "warrant", "wasnt", "wasn't", "wel", "we'll", "werent", "weren't", "wern't", "weren't", "what:s", "what's", "whats", "what's", "wheres", "where's", "wherre", "where", "who:s", "who's", "who:ve", "who've", "who;s", "who's", "who;ve", "who've", "wholl", "who'll", "whos", "who's", "whove", "who've", "wierd", "weird", "willbe", "will be", "windoes", "windows", "witha", "with a", "wo'nt", "won't", "wont", "won't", "wouldnt", "wouldn't", "writting", "writing", "wroet", "wrote", "wuould", "would", "yera", "year", "yeras", "years", "yersa", "years", "yoiu", "you", "yov", "you", "youare", "you are", "youd", "you'd", "youll", "you'll", "youre", "you're", "youve", "you've", "you;d", "you'd", "you;ll", "you'll", "you;re", "you're", "you;ve", "you've", "you:d", "you'd", "you:ll", "you'll", "you:re", "you're", "you:ve", "you've", }; #define DEFWORDCNT_EUS (sizeof(g_szDefWords_EUS)/sizeof(g_szDefWords_EUS[0]))