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From: David Carlisle <davidc@--------->
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Date: 8/1/2008 9:48:00 AM

> <grin/> I'd expect that to break most regexen :-)

No you can always modify the regex to include any finite list of cases.
for example changing
([^.]|\.[^ \n\r\t])
to
([^.]|\.[^ \n\r\t]|Dr\. Michael Kay|D\.P\. Carlisle)
would work. or perhaps more generally (with a greater possibility of
false endings)
([^.]|\.[^ \n\r\t]|[MD]rs?\. |[A-Z]\. )



David

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