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> I think keeping the number of middle letters consistent with the correct
> spelling is important.

Aeftr tinryg it out on my lacol daciinorty,
the worst I cloud find were teilprs, and of
tehm the most cfinnosug seeemd to be:

	parental paternal prenatal 

as cenotxt wloud be mcuh more sacfgiiinnt
with the rest, scuh as:

	bakers beakers breaks

98% of the 45k wdors were uinque.

-Dave

1. romaji, or european languages which
tend to end in vowels, would presumably
work better with attention on the ending
syllable (or at least consonant sound)

2. are typos a larger or smaller space?
I had a whoromatic proggy that scattered
transpositions at hazard where the hands
alternated quickly; that would be a much
smaller space -- but transposing/eliding
spaces might make for a much larger one.


