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<div class="linenb"> 1</div><div class="codeline"><span class="comment"><span class="comment">% !TEX TS-program = lualatex</span></span></div><div class="clear"></div>
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<div class="linenb"> 2</div><div class="codeline">Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, <span class="highlight-spelling" title="Possible spelling mistake found. (29) [lt:en:MORFOLOGIK_RULE_EN_GB]">consectetuer</span> <span class="highlight-spelling" title="Possible spelling mistake found.. Suggestions: [advising, Nipissing, dehiscing, acidising, adonising] (42) [lt:en:MORFOLOGIK_RULE_EN_GB]">adipiscing</span> <span class="highlight-spelling" title="Possible spelling mistake found.. Suggestions: [elite, exit, edit, Eliot, emit, slit, Elie, ELT, flit, relit, lit, EBIT, EIT, ELI, ELINT, ENIT, Eli, Lit, RELIT, clit] (53) [lt:en:MORFOLOGIK_RULE_EN_GB]">elit</span>. <span class="highlight-spelling" title="Possible spelling mistake found.. Suggestions: [Aegean, Aeneas] (59) [lt:en:MORFOLOGIK_RULE_EN_GB]">Aenean</span> <span class="highlight-spelling" title="Possible spelling mistake found.. Suggestions: [commode] (66) [lt:en:MORFOLOGIK_RULE_EN_GB]">commodo</span> <span class="highlight-spelling" title="Possible spelling mistake found.. Suggestions: [ligule] (74) [lt:en:MORFOLOGIK_RULE_EN_GB]">ligula</span> <span class="highlight-spelling" title="Possible spelling mistake found.. Suggestions: [get, beget, egret, EGE, EGT, GET, ESET] (81) [lt:en:MORFOLOGIK_RULE_EN_GB]">eget</span> <span class="highlight-spelling" title="Possible spelling mistake found.. Suggestions: [door, donor, dolour, Door] (86) [lt:en:MORFOLOGIK_RULE_EN_GB]">dolor</span>. <span class="highlight-spelling" title="Possible spelling mistake found.. Suggestions: [Aegean, Aeneas] (93) [lt:en:MORFOLOGIK_RULE_EN_GB]">Aenean</span> <span class="highlight-spelling" title="Possible spelling mistake found.. Suggestions: [Massa, mass, masse, massy, Lassa, Massac, Massao, mass a, MSSA, pass, bass, Asia, NASA, maps, mask, masses, miss, Malta, Mars, Maya, marsh, masks, mast, mess, vassal, ASA, Assam, Mafia, Nassau, assay, magma, massage, massed, massif, masts, mats, moss, pasta, salsa, Cass, Mara, Marta, Massey, Mazda, SSA, Sasha, amass, fossa, mania, mash, mason, messy, ASSR, Assad, Basra, Hausa, Marsha, Missy, Tessa, Vassar, balsa, basso, lasso, mama, manna, mesa, mossy, pasha, sassy, Masada, Mensa, Nyssa, cassia, lass, mamba, manse, manta, maria, maser, mesas, miasma, missal, passé, Masai, mags, mamma, masc, muss, Tass, asst, gassy, mamas, maras, bassy, macs, maws, assn, AESA, AFSSA, ASPA, ASS, ASSE, Asa, Assan, CASA, Casa, Cassia, Fass, Hassan, IMTSSA, Kossa, MACS, MAGs, MAPA, MARS, MAS, MATS, MAWS, MMSs, MSA, MSS, MSSI, Magna, Maha, Mahia, Maia, Maisy, Malva, Mana, Manasa, Manea, Manse, Manya, Mapua, Maria, Marissa, Marsh, Marua, Masham, Mason, Massart, Massena, Mata, Matra, Mauna, Maura, Mayas, Mays, Mazza, Mesa, Messi, Moss, Mossad, Mysia, Pass, Rassau, SMASS, TASS, Wass, ass, hasta, mafia, manga, mara, marga, mars, mas, masala, mascs, mayst, missaw, missy, mussy, omasa, passu, rasse, tass, Asha, Dasha, EASA, FAFSA, Kasia, MAGA, MANA, MAUs, MRSA, Magda, Malia, María, Masri, Mauá, Maéva, Misha, NAWSA, PSSA, Rasta, mans] (100) [lt:en:MORFOLOGIK_RULE_EN_GB]">massa</span>. Cum <span class="highlight-spelling" title="Possible spelling mistake found.. Suggestions: [social, soils, solids, socks, Solis, socials, sonics, coccis, socio, socles, SOCS, SoCs, Sochi, Solís] (111) [lt:en:MORFOLOGIK_RULE_EN_GB]">sociis</span> <span class="highlight-spelling" title="Possible spelling mistake found.. Suggestions: [na toque] (118) [lt:en:MORFOLOGIK_RULE_EN_GB]">natoque</span> <span class="highlight-spelling" title="Possible spelling mistake found.. Suggestions: [penalties, Ignatius, tenacious, Pontius, denarius, vexatious, penurious, penalises, pentium, Pelagius, paribus, penalizes, penates, pennations, venations] (126) [lt:en:MORFOLOGIK_RULE_EN_GB]">penatibus</span> et <span class="highlight-spelling" title="Possible spelling mistake found.. Suggestions: [Magnus] (139) [lt:en:MORFOLOGIK_RULE_EN_GB]">magnis</span> dis parturient <span class="highlight-spelling" title="Possible spelling mistake found.. Suggestions: [Montes, months, Monte, monies, motes, Montez, Montis, pontes, minutes, money, month, contest, mounted, moves, movies, notes, ones, routes, votes, Jones, mines, monks, zones, bones, modes, monster, monsters, tones, tonnes, Moses, cones, fonts, mates, minted, monkey, monkeys, mounts, Monty, moles, molten, motel, moths, mouths, ponies, Coates, Moines, Nantes, Oates, donates, mints, mites, mooted, mores, mortem, mosses, motels, motets, Monet, Morten, mantis, moated, moats, motet, Mondeo, Moyes, manes, mantel, mantles, monads, moneys, montages, mortis, mottoes, mottos, mutes, Monnet, dotes, mantels, mattes, metes, monger, mongers, moots, emotes, fortes, hones, manses, monied, mopes, mortems, sones, totes, wonted, mantas, minters, mottles, mounter, mouses, nonces, tortes, conies, cotes, minces, minter, moires, mounties, bonzes, minxes, mooter, pones, Boötes, Conte, Cortes, Cotes, Mendes, Menten, Mines, Monans, Moncel, Moncks, Monea, Monee, Monel, Monken, Monks, Mons, Mont, Moraes, Morses, Moyles, Mozes, Ponte, Totnes, longes, manges, menses, minkes, mokes, monos, mooters, mote, mots, moues, mounters, munges, nones, nonets, pointes, ponces, sondes, voltes, Cortés, Mentos, Montag, Montero, Montiel, Pontus, Tontos, congés, donnés, mentee, mentees, moirés, mojoes] (161) [lt:en:MORFOLOGIK_RULE_EN_GB]">montes</span>, <span class="highlight-spelling" title="Possible spelling mistake found.. Suggestions: [NASCAR, ascetic, nascent, Nasser, masseur, farceur, nascence, Lasseter, Pasteur, masseter, nascency, NASTAR] (169) [lt:en:MORFOLOGIK_RULE_EN_GB]">nascetur</span> <span class="highlight-spelling" title="Possible spelling mistake found.. Suggestions: [ridiculous, ridicules] (178) [lt:en:MORFOLOGIK_RULE_EN_GB]">ridiculus</span> mus. <span class="highlight-spelling" title="Possible spelling mistake found.. Suggestions: [Done] (193) [lt:en:MORFOLOGIK_RULE_EN_GB]">Donec</span> <span class="highlight-spelling" title="Possible spelling mistake found.. Suggestions: [Guam, quad, quay, UAM, qualm, GUAM, Quay, Tuam, qua, quag] (199) [lt:en:MORFOLOGIK_RULE_EN_GB]">quam</span> <span class="highlight-spelling" title="Possible spelling mistake found.. Suggestions: [Felix, fells, delis, felts, FEDIS, Fells, feis, Félix] (204) [lt:en:MORFOLOGIK_RULE_EN_GB]">felis</span>, <span class="highlight-spelling" title="Possible spelling mistake found.. Suggestions: [utricles] (211) [lt:en:MORFOLOGIK_RULE_EN_GB]">ultricies</span> <span class="highlight-spelling" title="Possible spelling mistake found.. 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anew, beg, gel, gem, neat, neon, ng, nod, nu, sac, spec, wed, ye, yen, AEG, APEC, BMC, CAC, CEA, CFC, CIC, CNC, CNET, CRC, CSC, CTC, DAC, DCC, DMC, DRC, DSC, Deco, EB, ECG, ECU, EEA, ESC, FTC, GCC, GRC, IFC, IPC, ITC, Kew, LBC, LCC, Len, Lev, Lew, MBC, MDC, MHC, MSc, MeV, NACA, NCA, NCO, NCR, NPA, NPS, NRA, NSF, NUS, OPEC, OTC, PNC, PTC, RAC, RBC, RPC, RSC, SBC, SCC, SLC, SNES, SOC, SRC, SSC, THC, UE, UPC, VOC, WAC, WC, WTC, dew, eel, fen, gen, geo, hen, hex, mic, nan, nil, pea, peg, pep, rep, seq, tee, vet, wee, AEF, AGC, Bea, CEP, CNE, CVC, DTC, FAC, FMC, FRC, GBC, GED, GLC, GPC, HCC, HFC, HMC, IAC, IDC, IEA, IED, IEP, IMC, JVC, KSC, LHC, LRC, LSC, MTC, MVC, MWC, NBS, NFS, NIR, NLS, NPD, NRG, NTP, NY, Nell, Neva, OE, PIC, PMC, PUC, QED, RDC, RMC, SFC, SGC, SNC, TOC, TPC, TRC, TUC, UDC, beck, dee, deg, doc, eh, keV, keg, lac, nap, nay, nerd, ness, newt, nick, noes, peck, pew, reg, rem, ret, sew, BNC, CED, CJC, CNES, CWC, DDC, EEOC, FDC, FNC, GEF, GFC, IEE, JCC, Keck, LFC, NAL, NDB, NFF, SDC, SNEP, SVC, TBC, UNEF, VAC, VEB, exec, fem, fey, gee, heck, nag, nip, nth, secs, tac, veg, yea, CXC, DBC, HIC, NDE, NLR, NaN, PGC, TEF, hep, hew, mew, nab, neap, nett, nit, nix, nub, bes, nock, vex, zed, EiC, kea, nob, yep, ABC, AMC, CE, CEO, ECW, ICC, Leo, NBA, NHL, USC, Vic, oner, neep, A9C, AAC, AAEC, AC, ACC, AE, AEA, AEB, AED, AEE, AEI, AEJ, AEK, AEL, AEM, AEN, AEO, AEP, AEQ, AER, AES, AET, AEU, AEV, AEW, AEX, AEZ, AHC, AIC, AJC, AJEC, AKC, ALC, ANC, ANE, AOC, AQC, ASC, AUC, AVC, AXC, AYC, Ac, BCC, BDC, BEA, BEAC, BEB, BECS, BED, BEE, BEF, BEH, BEI, BEK, BEM, BEO, BEP, BEQ, BER, BES, BET, BEU, BEV, BEW, BEX, BEd, BFC, BGC, BHC, BIC, BJC, BKC, BLC, BNE, BNEI, BOC, BPC, BRC, BSC, BSc, BTC, BUC, BVC, BWC, BXC, BYC, BZC, BeV, Beck, Bee, Bel, Brec, C, C2C, CC, CEB, CEE, CEF, CEG, CEI, CEJ, CEL, CEM, CEN, CEQ, CER, CES, CET, CEU, CEV, CEs, CGC, CHC, CLC, CMC, CNAC, CNED, CNPC, CNSC, COC, CREC, CUC, CZC, Ce, DC, DEA, DEB, DECT, DEG, DEI, DEL, DEM, DEP, DEQ, DES, DET, DEU, DHC, DIC, DLC, DOC, DPC, De, Dei, Del, Deo, Des, E, EAC, EBC, EC1, EC4, ECA, ECB, ECC, ECE, ECL, ECM, ECN, ECP, ECR, ECS, ECT, ECs, EDC, EE, EED, EEE, EEG, EEGC, EEK, EEM, EEP, EER, EFC, EG, EGC, EI, EIC, EK, EM, EMC, EN, ENAC, ENC, ENEF, ENPC, EO, EP, EQ, ER, ERC, ES, ET, EUC, EW, EX, EZ, Ed, Eel, El, Es, Esc, Eu, FC, FEB, FECQ, FED, FEF, FEI, FEM, FEN, FEP, FER, FES, FET, FGC, FHC, FIC, FNAC, FNE, FNEB, FNPC, FSC, Fe, Fen, GAC, GAEC, GDC, GEA, GEH, GEI, GEM, GEQ, GES, GET, GEV, GGC, GHC, GIEC, GNC, GPEC, GREC, GSC, GUC, Ge, GeV, Gem, HAC, HEB, HEF, HEL, HER, HES, HEV, HEVC, HNE, HPC, HRC, HSC, Heck, Hei, Hey, IBC, IC, IECA, IEF, IEG, IEM, IES, IGC, IIC, ILC, INAC, INC, INE, INED, INEI, INES, IRC, IREC, ISC, IWC, IXC, Inc, Ince, Inês, JAC, JE, JED, JEF, JEV, JFC, JIC, JNE, JOC, JRC, JTC, Jen, KE, KEA, KED, KEF, KEM, KEN, KER, KES, KET, KLC, KWC, Kea, Kee, Ken, Kev, LC, LE, LEA, LEB, LED, LEF, LEJ, LEM, LEP, LER, LES, LGC, LLC, LMC, LNE, LOC, LPC, Lac, Le, Lea, Leck, Leh, Les, Ley, MC, ME, MEA, MEB, MED, MEF, MEG, MEL, MEN, MEP, MER, MES, MET, MEd, MFC, MJC, MLC, MMC, MNE, MOC, MPC, MRC, MSC, MUC, Mc, Med, Mee, N, N10, N11, N12, N13, N14, N15, N16, N17, N18, N19, N20, N21, N22, N23, N24, N25, N26, N27, N28, N29, N30, N31, N32, N33, N34, N35, N40, N41, N42, N43, N44, N45, N48, N49, N50, N51, N52, N53, N61, N62, N63, N64, N70, N71, N72, N73, N74, N75, N76, N77, N78, N79, N80, N81, N82, N85, N86, N90, N91, N92, N93, N95, N96, N97, N99, NAB, NACE, NAF, NAG, NAH, NAM, NAMC, NAO, NAP, NAS, NAT, NAU, NB, NBB, NBF, NBG, NBIC, NBN, NBR, NBT, NCB, NCE, NCM, NCP, NCQ, NCS, NCW, NCY, NDEr, NDEs, NDF, NDH, NDK, NDR, NDRC, NDS, NDT, NF, NF3, NFCs, NFT, NG, NGA, NGE, NGN, NGS, NH, NHF, NHK, NHN, NI, NIA, NIB, NID, NIF, NIG, NIH, NIN, NIO, NIU, NJG, NJP, NK, NKM, NL, NLB, NLD, NLFC, NLG, NLH, NLO, NM, NMA, NMF, NMI, NMM, NMT, NNI, NNN, NO, NOA, NOE, NOED, NOI, NOK, NON, NOR, NOS, NOU, NOW, NOX, NP, NP0, NPF, NPG, NPI, NPL, NPO, NPP, NPV, NQY, NRF, NRH, NRM, NRO, NRP, NRT, NRU, NRW, NS, NSB, NSJC, NSM, NSS, NST, NSU, NT, NTD, NTL, NTR, NTV, NTW, NU, NUI, NUT, NVA, NVH, NVM, NVP, NVT, NW, NYH, NYK, NYU, NZ, NZD, NZL, Na, NaCl, Nan, Nat, Nb, Nd, Near, Neen, Nelu, Nena, Neot, Nery, Ness, News, Ni, Nice, Nico, Nip, Nok, Np, Nun, Nye, OBC, OCC, ODC, OEA, OEB, OECD, OED, OEP, OIC, OJC, OMC, ONE, ONEM, ONERC, OSC, PBC, PCEC, PDC, PE, PEA, PEB, PED, PEE, PEF, PEGC, PEI, PEK, PEL, PEM, PEN, PEP, PER, PES, PESC, PET, PEV, PHC, PJC, PNE, PPC, PQC, PSC, Pen, QE2, QEV, QFC, QNE, QPC, QRC, RC, RCC, RE, REA, RED, REG, REI, REL, REM, REP, RER, RES, REV, REX, RFC, RHC, RIC, RLC, RNE, RRC, RTC, RUC, Rea, Red, Ren, Rey, SC, SE, SEA, SEAC, SEB, SEBC, SEF, SEG, SEJ, SEK, SEL, SEM, SEO, SEP, SER, SES, SET, SEU, SEV, SEX, SEY, SEZ, SIC, SMC, SNE, SPC, STC, SYC, Sac, Sc, Se, Sea, Seb, Sen, Sep, Soc, TAC, TC, TCC, TCEC, TDC, TEB, TED, TEE, TEI, TEM, TEP, TEQ, TER, TES, TEV, TFC, TIC, TJC, TMC, TNC, TNE, TQC, TSC, TWC, TZC, Tc, Te, TeX, Teck, Tel, Tew, Tex, Tey, UAC, UBC, UC, UCC, UED, UEM, UER, UES, UET, UFC, UGC, UIC, ULC, UNAC, UNed, UQC, UUC, UWC, VC, VCC, VDC, VE, VEI, VES, VHC, VLC, VMC, VNC, VNE, VPC, VSC, VTC, Ven, W3C, WAEC, WBC, WCC, WDC, WECA, WEG, WEP, WET, WFC, WGC, WIC, WPC, WRC, WSC, WWC, Wea, Wem, Wen, XEU, XIC, XTC, YAC, YBC, YEM, Yee, ZAC, ZC, ZED, ZEE, ZEF, ZEP, Zac, acc, anic, bc, bcc, c, cc, cep, deb, deco, def, der, dev, e, eV, ea, ecu, ed, em, en, encl, eng, er, fer, fez, heh, kc, keck, ken, le, lea, lee, lei, les, lex, ley, lez, mac, mea, mech, meh, mes, n, nah, neds, neks, nerk, nib, nm, ns, orc, pc, pee, pic, plc, re, reck, rev, sex, sneck, tecs, tic, ve, yew, °C, AWC, BAC, BTEC, C&C, CDEC, CESC, CNIC, CQC, CSEC, DECA, DEX, DFC, DNC, DVC, DWC, Dem, ECD, ECF, ECO, EF, EOC, EPC, EQC, EV, EXC, EY, FECI, FERC, FOC, FPC, GC, GMC, GTC, HBC, HC, HEO, HLC, HOC, HTC, IE, Inès, Inés, JSC, Jeb, Jem, KBC, KCC, KFC, KYC, LDC, LEDC, LEQ, LEV, LIC, LTC, LXC, LoC, Luc, Léa, Léo, MCC, MEDC, MNC, NAK, NBCA, NBCU, NBFC, NCD, NCI, NCL, NCT, NDA, NDP, NEFT, NFA, NGEU, NHA, NHD, NICU, NIV, NJ, NLP, NLT, NLU, NPCs, NPHC, NPM, NPN, NRI, NRN, NRS, NSO, NTI, NTS, NTT, NV, NVCA, NVR, NWD, NWEA, NXP, NYS, NYT, NYX, Nemo, OC, PECL, PEO, PEOC, POC, PWC, PoC, PwC, QVC, RET, RNC, SNCC, SoC, T&C, TECS, TEEC, TEU, TYC, ToC, UHC, UMC, UNSC, UVC, WOC, XPC, YC, dep, eco, env, msec, nav, névé, rect, req, src, écu] (221) [lt:en:MORFOLOGIK_RULE_EN_GB]">nec</span>, <span class="highlight-spelling" title="Possible spelling mistake found. (226) [lt:en:MORFOLOGIK_RULE_EN_GB]">pellentesque</span> <span class="highlight-spelling" title="Possible spelling mistake found.. Suggestions: [EU, Eu, ex, nu, EB, ECU, EUR, Ku, RU, eh, emu, vu, GU, Ru, AEU, AU, Au, BEU, BU, CEU, Cu, DEU, Du, E, EAU, EBU, EC, EE, EG, EI, EK, ELU, EM, EMU, EN, EO, EP, EPU, EQ, ER, ES, ET, EUA, EUC, EUF, EUN, EUS, EW, EX, EZ, Eau, Ed, El, Es, HU, IU, JU, KU, LU, Lu, MU, NU, PU, Pu, SEU, SU, Su, TU, U, VU, WU, Wu, XEU, Xu, au, bu, cu, e, eV, ea, ecu, ed, em, en, er, fu, ju, mu, tu, u, EDU, EF, EV, EY, TEU, écu] (239) [lt:en:MORFOLOGIK_RULE_EN_GB]">eu</span>, <span class="highlight-spelling" title="Possible spelling mistake found.. Suggestions: [premium] (243) [lt:en:MORFOLOGIK_RULE_EN_GB]">pretium</span> <span class="highlight-spelling" title="Possible spelling mistake found.. Suggestions: [quit, Luis, quiz, quid, quits, quip, quips, quin, GUIs, Luís, UIs, huis, qis, quids, quins, DUIs, Quid] (251) [lt:en:MORFOLOGIK_RULE_EN_GB]">quis</span>, <span class="highlight-spelling" title="Possible spelling mistake found.. Suggestions: [SEM, set, see, sea, semi, seem, stem, sum, Sam, hem, OEM, gem, seam, sec, seq, SRM, SSM, Shem, rem, sew, SDM, SGM, fem, AEM, ASEM, BEM, CEM, DEM, EEM, EM, FEM, GEM, Gem, IEM, KEM, LEM, NEM, PEM, REM, SAM, SBM, SCM, SE, SEA, SEB, SEF, SEG, SEJ, SEK, SEL, SEO, SEP, SER, SES, SET, SEU, SEV, SEX, SEY, SEZ, SHM, SIM, SJM, SM, SMM, SPM, STM, SVM, SXM, Se, Sea, Seb, Sen, Sep, Sm, TEM, UEM, Wem, YEM, em, sex, Dem, Jem, SEC, SFM, semé, he, we, be, get, her, him, me, new, she, some, used, same, so, team, them, use, yes, few, km, led, men, seen, sent, six, son, term, San, St, let, red, saw, seat, self, ten, uses, yet, FM, am, arm, cm, del, ex, hey, key, leg, mm, poem, say, seems, sees, sell, send, sets, steam, step, sub, user, web, EU, IBM, Jim, Lee, beam, bed, fed, fee, item, jet, met, net, sat, seal, seed, seek, sit, sky, sun, tea, wet, Ben, PM, demo, gym, pen, per, pet, pm, rim, rpm, seas, shed, ski, spy, stems, sued, swim, IEC, SAS, SD, SG, SK, SL, SQL, SSR, SVP, Salem, Sean, Ted, bee, bet, dam, den, gum, helm, memo, ram, ref, sad, sect, serum, shy, sic, slam, spa, sue, sums, ACM, ATM, DM, DRM, DSM, Dec, Dom, Feb, Jew, Meg, Mel, NEC, RM, Rex, SB, SBS, SLR, SMS, SNL, SNP, SOS, SUV, Sega, Serb, Seth, Sgt, Sub, Suez, Zen, beg, cam, dim, elm, gel, gems, germ, ham, hemp, ppm, rum, sac, sap, sax, scam, seams, sewn, sled, slew, slim, slum, soy, spam, spec, sped, stew, sumo, swam, wed, ye, yen, AEC, AEG, CEA, CPM, DTM, EB, EEA, EEC, EMT, KLM, KTM, Kemp, Kew, Len, Lev, Lew, MeV, NEA, Pam, SBC, SCC, SDA, SDK, SFR, SGI, SIG, SLA, SLC, SNES, SOC, SOE, SPL, SRAM, SRC, SSA, SSC, SSE, SSH, SSL, SSP, SST, STP, Selma, Shea, Sven, Tam, UE, VM, deem, demi, dew, eel, fen, gen, geo, hen, hex, hum, mum, nee, pea, peg, pep, rep, seer, sept, sham, sir, skew, sly, sod, sow, sump, tee, um, vet, wee, yam, ABM, ADM, AEF, AFM, APM, BPM, BRM, Bea, CBM, CEP, CTM, DCM, DSE, DWM, EAM, EMA, EMB, ERM, FSM, GED, HSE, ICM, IEA, IED, IEP, IOM, JDM, JM, JVM, LSM, Mme, NEP, OE, PSE, PSM, QED, RCM, RSM, Remy, SAA, SBA, SBB, SBD, SBI, SBT, SCS, SDI, SDR, SECAM, SFC, SFO, SFU, SFX, SGA, SGC, SIMD, SLP, SLS, SME, SMG, SMP, SNA, SNC, SPF, SRA, SRS, SRT, SSO, SSW, SVD, SVR, Syd, TCM, TPM, Ulm, berm, bum, dee, deg, diem, eh, emo, emu, esp, keV, keg, ohm, pew, reg, ret, sag, scum, seep, semis, serf, sf, sip, skim, soma, sup, swum, temp, BIM, CED, DLM, EMR, ESE, FAM, GAM, GBM, GEF, IEE, KVM, LPM, MDM, PNM, Qom, SBR, SCU, SDC, SGP, SLT, SMF, SMI, SNEP, SNF, SNMP, SRO, SVC, VEB, aim, emf, fey, gee, gm, meme, perm, sear, sebum, secs, sett, spew, sues, suet, tum, veg, yea, yum, GPM, Orem, RMM, SGD, SHF, SKU, SLN, TEF, UAM, WLM, dBm, geum, hems, hep, hew, idem, mew, ream, sews, shim, sis, sob, soi, sop, sou, sty, wpm, Sib, bema, bes, neg, seamy, sedum, seta, sot, teem, vex, vim, zed, ahem, ems, kea, nek, rems, stet, yep, CE, CEO, FEMS, Kim, Leo, Ned, ROM, Tim, chm, jam, née, pcm, sego, sin, OEMS, 2RM, A6M, AAM, AE, AEA, AEB, AED, AEE, AEI, AEJ, AEK, AEL, AEMG, AEMO, AEN, AEO, AEP, AEQ, AER, AES, AET, AEU, AEV, AEW, AEX, AEZ, AGM, AHM, AIM, AKM, ALM, AM, AMM, ANM, AOM, AQM, ARM, ASE, ASLM, ASM, ATSEM, AUM, AWM, AXM, Adm, Arm, B2M, BAM, BBM, BCM, BDM, BEA, BEB, BED, BEE, BEF, BEH, BEI, BEK, BEO, BEP, BEQ, BER, BES, BET, BEU, BEV, BEW, BEX, BEd, BFM, BGM, BHM, BJM, BKM, BLM, BMM, BNM, BOM, BSE, BSM, BTM, BUM, BVM, BWM, BXM, BYM, BeV, Bec, Bee, Beim, Bel, Bim, CCM, CDM, CEB, CEC, CEE, CEF, CEG, CEI, CEJ, CEL, CEN, CEQ, CER, CES, CET, CEU, CEV, CEs, CFM, CHM, CIEM, CIM, CKM, CLM, CM, CMM, CNM, COM, CQM, CREM, CRM, CSE, CSEU, CSM, CUM, CVM, CXM, CYM, CZM, Cam, Ce, Cm, Cwm, DDM, DEA, DEB, DEC, DEG, DEI, DEL, DEP, DEQ, DES, DET, DEU, DFM, DHM, DLEM, DMM, DOM, DXM, Dam, De, Dei, Del, Deo, Des, Deum, E, EC, ECM, EDM, EE, EED, EEE, EEG, EEK, EEP, EER, EG, EI, EK, EMC, EMD, EME, EMF, EMI, EML, EMM, EMN, EMP, EMU, EN, ENM, ENSEM, EO, EP, EPM, EQ, EQM, ER, ES, ESCEM, ESEO, ESM, ET, ETM, EVM, EW, EX, EZ, Ed, Eel, El, Elm, Es, Eu, FCM, FDM, FEB, FEC, FED, FEF, FEI, FEN, FEP, FER, FES, FET, FFM, FGM, FHM, FIM, FKM, FLM, FMM, FPM, FRM, FSER, FTM, Fe, Fen, Fm, GCM, GDM, GEA, GEH, GEI, GEQ, GES, GET, GEV, GHM, GLM, GM, GQM, GSEA, GSM, GTM, GUM, Ge, GeV, HBM, HDM, HEB, HEC, HEF, HEL, HER, HES, HEV, HLM, HOM, HRM, HSM, Ham, Hei, Hey, IDM, IEF, IEG, IEMN, IEOM, IES, IFM, IGM, IIM, IJM, ILM, INM, IPM, IREM, IRM, ISAM, ISCM, ISEG, ISEN, ISEP, ISM, IUEM, Isel, JE, JED, JEF, JEV, JIM, JLM, JMM, Jen, KE, KEA, KED, KEF, KEN, KER, KES, KET, KFM, KGM, KHM, KM, KNM, KSCM, KSM, Kea, Kee, Ken, Kev, LBM, LE, LEA, LEB, LEC, LED, LEF, LEJ, LEP, LER, LES, LFM, LGM, LIM, LKM, LRM, LSE, Le, Lea, Leh, Les, Ley, M, M2M, MAM, MCM, ME, MEA, MEB, MEC, MED, MEF, MEG, MEL, MEN, MEP, MER, MES, MET, MEd, MFM, MGM, MIM, MKM, MLM, MM, MMM, MOM, MPM, MSE, MSM, MZM, Med, Mee, NAM, NCM, NE, NED, NEE, NEN, NER, NKM, NM, NMM, NRM, NSBM, NSM, NVM, Ne, Nei, New, Nez, OAM, ODEM, ODM, OEA, OEB, OEC, OED, OEMs, OEP, OGM, OHM, OIM, OM, OMM, ONEM, ONM, OOM, OPM, ORM, OSEF, OSM, OSes, PAM, PCM, PE, PEA, PEB, PEC, PED, PEE, PEF, PEI, PEK, PEL, PEN, PEP, PER, PES, PET, PEV, PGM, PIM, PLM, POM, PPM, PRM, PSE1, PTM, PUM, PVM, Pen, QCM, QE2, QEV, QPM, QSE, RAM, RBM, RDM, RE, REA, REC, RED, REG, REI, REL, REMA, REP, RER, RES, REV, REX, RFM, RIM, RPM, RSE, RTM, RVM, Rea, Red, Ren, Rey, S, S10, S11, S12, S13, S14, S15, S16, S17, S18, S19, S20, S21, S22, S23, S24, S25, S26, S27, S28, S29, S30, S31, S33, S34, S35, S36, S37, S3A, S40, S41, S42, S44, S45, S46, S47, S50, S51, S52, S53, S60, S61, S63, S75, S80, S85, S90, S99, SA, SA2, SAB, SACEM, SAD, SAE, SAEs, SAF, SAG, SAGEM, SAH, SAI, SAJ, SAK, SAMU, SAN, SAO, SAP, SAQ, SAR, SAT, SAU, SAV, SAW, SAX, SAY, SAZ, SAs, SBF, SBG, SBK, SBV, SC, SC2, SCA, SCAM, SCB, SCD, SCEP, SCI, SCIM, SCJ, SCL, SCN, SCO, SCP, SCR, SCV, SDD, SDEI, SDF, SDH, SDJ, SDN, SDO, SDP, SDU, SDV, SDs, SEAC, SEAL, SEAS, SEAT, SEBC, SEMOC, SEOO, SEPA, SESA, SETI, SF, SFE, SFF, SFG, SFH, SFI, SFMC, SFP, SFS, SFT, SFW, SG3, SGAM, SGB, SGE, SGF, SGG, SGH, SGK, SGL, SGML, SGMP, SGN, SGR, SGS, SGT, SGU, SGX, SH, SHA, SHD, SHDM, SHG, SHK, SHN, SHP, SHR, SHU, SI, SIA, SIB, SIC, SID, SII, SIL, SIMC, SIMM, SIMs, SIN, SIP, SIS, SIT, SIV, SJA, SJP, SJR, SKA, SKEMA, SKI, SKK, SKN, SKZ, SLB, SLEP, SLF, SLG, SLI, SLIM, SLL, SLO, SLQ, SLV, SLZ, SMA, SMB, SMC, SMED, SMH, SMK, SML, SMMI, SMN, SMR, SMT, SN, SNB, SNCM, SND, SNE, SNG, SNI, SNIM, SNR, SNS, SNSM, SNU, SNV, SO, SOA, SOB, SOD, SOEs, SOI, SON, SOX, SP, SP1, SPA, SPB, SPC, SPE, SPG, SPH, SPI, SPP, SPR, SPS, SPT, SPV, SPW, SQP, SQR, SR1, SR2, SR3, SRB, SRD, SRE, SRF, SRI, SRN, SRP, SRU, SRV, SRX, SS, SS7, SSB, SSBM, SSD, SSF, SSG, SSI, SSIM, SSK, SSS, SSSM, SSV, ST, STA, STB, STC, STD, STE, STF, STG, STI, STL, STN, STO, STR, STS, STT, STV, STX, SU, SUA, SUD, SUK, SUMC, SUR, SUS, SVA, SVB, SVE, SVG, SVI, SVK, SVL, SVN, SVT, SW, SWE, SWL, SWR, SWT, SWV, SWZ, SXB, SY, SYC, SYD, SYL, SYN, SYR, SYT, SYX, SZ, SZL, Sa, Sac, Sal, Sama, Sami, Say, Sb, Sc, Seal, Sedum, Seer, Seil, Semer, Send, Senn, Serf, Seri, Sg, Shi, Si, Siam, Sid, Simi, Skea, Slym, Sn, Snr, Soc, Sol, Spa, Sr, Sri, Ste, Sten, Su, Sue, Sun, Syed, São, TAM, TBM, TDM, TEB, TEC, TED, TEE, TEI, TEP, TEQ, TER, TES, TEV, THM, TKM, TLM, TNM, TOM, TQM, TRM, TSE, TSM, TVM, Te, TeX, Tel, Teme, Tew, Tex, Tey, Tm, Tom, UCM, UDM, UEC, UED, UER, UES, UET, UGM, UIM, UJM, ULM, UMM, UNM, USAM, USE, USTM, UVM, VAM, VCM, VDM, VE, VEI, VES, VGM, VLM, VMM, VNM, VSM, Ven, WAM, WDM, WEC, WEG, WEP, WET, WIM, WSM, Wea, Weem, Wen, XEU, XPM, YEC, YM, YQM, YUM, Yee, Yom, ZAM, ZED, ZEE, ZEF, ZEP, ZIM, ZSE, Ziem, atm, bpm, cep, chem, cum, deb, def, der, dev, e, eV, ea, ed, en, er, erm, est, fems, fer, fez, geom, gpm, gsm, haem, heh, herm, hm, hmm, ise, ism, ken, lam, le, lea, lee, lei, les, lex, ley, lez, m, mea, meh, mes, nm, né, pee, prem, re, rev, s, sch, semen, seqq, sera, sere, sext, sexy, sh, shh, sib, sig, skep, sley, smew, sol, sperm, spn, sq, ssh, st, stum, suer, svn, tec, tom, ve, yew, µm, μm, 3M, A&M, ASTM, AVM, BEC, CEMS, CGM, CSAM, CSEC, CSET, CWM, DEX, DVM, Demi, Dems, EF, EMG, EMS, EOM, ESET, EV, EY, FBM, FEMA, FSE, GSE, H&M, HEO, HSEQ, IAM, IE, IM, Jeb, LEQ, LEV, LM, LSTM, LVM, Léa, Léo, M&M, NPM, Nemo, O&M, PEO, PWM, QEMU, RET, Remi, Rémi, Rémy, S&P, S&W, SAML, SCCM, SCMP, SDE, SDG, SDL, SDS, SEPs, SERP, SFA, SHS, SHT, SJO, SMEs, SMU, SOMA, SOP, SPD, SQS, SSN, STW, SV, Seán, SoC, Steam, TEU, UOM, UTM, WCM, WFM, WHM, WebM, bam, dep, dm, mmm, mom, msec, req, simp, src, uhm, vm] (257) [lt:en:MORFOLOGIK_RULE_EN_GB]">sem</span>. <span class="highlight-spelling" title="Possible spelling mistake found.. Suggestions: [Null, Bulla, Nulls, Sulla, Null a] (262) [lt:en:MORFOLOGIK_RULE_EN_GB]">Nulla</span> <span class="highlight-spelling" title="Possible spelling mistake found.. Suggestions: [consequent] (268) [lt:en:MORFOLOGIK_RULE_EN_GB]">consequat</span> <span class="highlight-spelling" title="Possible spelling mistake found.. Suggestions: [Massa, mass, masse, massy, Lassa, Massac, Massao, mass a, MSSA, pass, bass, Asia, NASA, maps, mask, masses, miss, Malta, Mars, Maya, marsh, masks, mast, mess, vassal, ASA, Assam, Mafia, Nassau, assay, magma, massage, massed, massif, masts, mats, moss, pasta, salsa, Cass, Mara, Marta, Massey, Mazda, SSA, Sasha, amass, fossa, mania, mash, mason, messy, ASSR, Assad, Basra, Hausa, Marsha, Missy, Tessa, Vassar, balsa, basso, lasso, mama, manna, mesa, mossy, pasha, sassy, Masada, Mensa, Nyssa, cassia, lass, mamba, manse, manta, maria, maser, mesas, miasma, missal, passé, Masai, mags, mamma, masc, muss, Tass, asst, gassy, mamas, maras, bassy, macs, maws, assn, AESA, AFSSA, ASPA, ASS, ASSE, Asa, Assan, CASA, Casa, Cassia, Fass, Hassan, IMTSSA, Kossa, MACS, MAGs, MAPA, MARS, MAS, MATS, MAWS, MMSs, MSA, MSS, MSSI, Magna, Maha, Mahia, Maia, Maisy, Malva, Mana, Manasa, Manea, Manse, Manya, Mapua, Maria, Marissa, Marsh, Marua, Masham, Mason, Massart, Massena, Mata, Matra, Mauna, Maura, Mayas, Mays, Mazza, Mesa, Messi, Moss, Mossad, Mysia, Pass, Rassau, SMASS, TASS, Wass, ass, hasta, mafia, manga, mara, marga, mars, mas, masala, mascs, mayst, missaw, missy, mussy, omasa, passu, rasse, tass, Asha, Dasha, EASA, FAFSA, Kasia, MAGA, MANA, MAUs, MRSA, Magda, Malia, María, Masri, Mauá, Maéva, Misha, NAWSA, PSSA, Rasta, mans] (278) [lt:en:MORFOLOGIK_RULE_EN_GB]">massa</span> <span class="highlight-spelling" title="Possible spelling mistake found.. Suggestions: [quit, Luis, quiz, quid, quits, quip, quips, quin, GUIs, Luís, UIs, huis, qis, quids, quins, DUIs, Quid] (284) [lt:en:MORFOLOGIK_RULE_EN_GB]">quis</span> <span class="highlight-spelling" title="Possible spelling mistake found.. Suggestions: [ENIM, denim, Enid, ENI, ENIL, ENIT, ENM, ENSIM, ENSM, ETIM, SNIM, enum, him, end, unit, ends, enemy, Jim, anime, evil, exit, Eric, epic, exam, rim, swim, trim, Erie, edit, venom, Denis, Emil, Erik, Ernie, Lenin, Unix, dim, elm, emit, envy, grim, knit, slim, Benin, Erin, emir, nil, whim, EAM, EDI, ENIAC, ERM, Elie, Ennis, NIR, Xenia, anima, brim, enigma, genie, skim, uni, BIM, CNI, Evie, PNM, aim, enema, maim, nip, prim, genii, minim, nit, nix, shim, snip, Edam, Xenix, animé, vim, EiC, denims, Kim, Tim, AIM, ANI, ANIA, ANM, ANSM, BNI, BNIX, BNM, Beim, Bim, CETIM, CIM, CNAM, CNIL, CNIS, CNM, CRIM, Crim, DCIM, EAI, EBI, EBIT, ECAM, ECID, ECM, EDM, EEIGM, EEM, EFI, EI, EIA, EIB, EIC, EID, EIE, EIG, EIN, EIP, EIS, EIT, ELI, EM, EMI, EMM, EN, EN3S, ENAC, ENAP, ENC, END, ENEF, ENF, ENG, ENH, ENISE, ENITA, ENIVL, ENL, ENOB, ENP, ENPC, ENS, ENSAM, ENSCM, ENSEM, ENSG, ENSI, ENSIB, ENSIC, ENSIL, ENSMA, ENSMM, ENSMN, ENSO, ENSPM, ENST, EONIA, EPI, EPIC, EPM, EPSM, EQM, ESI, ESIB, ESM, ETAM, ETM, EVM, EXIF, Ednam, Edom, EiB, Eid, Eli, Elm, End, Engin, Enham, Enzie, Enzo, Eris, Eyam, FIM, Fenix, Henig, IIM, INM, JIM, JNI, KNM, Kerim, LIM, LNI, MIM, NAM, NCM, NEM, NI, NIA, NIB, NIC, NID, NIF, NIG, NIH, NIN, NIO, NIU, NKM, NM, NMM, NNI, NRM, NSM, NVM, Ni, Nic, Nip, OIM, ONEM, ONIAM, ONM, PIM, PNI, RIM, RNIL, RNIS, SCIM, SIM, SLIM, SNCM, SNI, SNSM, SSIM, TNM, UIM, UNI, UNIL, UNIMA, UNIS, UNIT, UNM, VNM, WIM, ZIM, anic, bedim, egis, em, en, enc, encl, eng, entr, enums, erm, genic, glim, nib, nm, onia, onium, penis, snib, Anil, CNIC, DKIM, DNI, Deniz, ENA, ENFJ, ENFP, ENT, EOI, EOM, EPCM, Enigma, GNI, GNIS, IM, INI, NIV, NPM, UNAM, emic, env, etic, renin, Èric, Éric] (289) [lt:en:MORFOLOGIK_RULE_EN_GB]">enim</span>. <span class="highlight-spelling" title="Possible spelling mistake found.. Suggestions: [Done] (295) [lt:en:MORFOLOGIK_RULE_EN_GB]">Donec</span> <span class="highlight-spelling" title="Possible spelling mistake found.. Suggestions: [Pete, cede, Bede, Pele, peke, Pde, Ede, Mede, PED, PEE, Padé, Pelé, Pere, Pode, Rede, pee, Pepe, peed, père] (301) [lt:en:MORFOLOGIK_RULE_EN_GB]">pede</span> <span class="highlight-spelling" title="Possible spelling mistake found.. Suggestions: [just, gusto, Just, junto, Junto] (306) [lt:en:MORFOLOGIK_RULE_EN_GB]">justo</span>, <span class="highlight-spelling" title="Possible spelling mistake found.. Suggestions: [Priscilla, fringing, frangible, scintilla, frigidly, ringild] (313) [lt:en:MORFOLOGIK_RULE_EN_GB]">fringilla</span> <span class="highlight-spelling" title="Possible spelling mistake found.. Suggestions: [del, Mel, gel, veil, eel, vet, veal, VEB, veg, vela, veld, vex, AEL, Bel, CEL, DEL, Del, Eel, El, HEL, MEL, PEL, REL, SEL, Tel, VE, VEI, VES, VFL, VHL, VML, VSL, Val, Ven, ve, vol] (323) [lt:en:MORFOLOGIK_RULE_EN_GB]">vel</span>, <span class="highlight-spelling" title="Possible spelling mistake found.. Suggestions: [aliquot] (328) [lt:en:MORFOLOGIK_RULE_EN_GB]">aliquet</span> <span class="highlight-spelling" title="Possible spelling mistake found.. Suggestions: [NEC, new, neck, net, IEC, NFC, NYC, Dec, NGC, NPC, sec, AEC, EEC, NAC, NEA, nee, NEP, neg, nek, NBC, Ned, née, ANEC, Bec, CEC, DEC, EC, FEC, HEC, LEC, MEC, NC, NCC, NE, NED, NEE, NEM, NEN, NER, NHC, NIC, NSC, NTC, Ne, Neck, Nei, New, Nez, Nic, OEC, PEC, PNEC, REC, TEC, UEC, WEC, YEC, enc, nce, né, tec, BEC, INEC, NDC, NERC, NMC, NOC, NVC, SEC, he, not, one, we, be, get, her, me, end, no, now, set, yes, few, led, men, near, next, nice, non, once, see, BBC, let, need, news, red, sea, ten, yet, BC, NFL, del, etc, ex, hey, ice, key, knew, leg, nor, ones, web, EU, Lee, PC, bed, deck, fed, fee, jet, knee, met, tea, wet, AFC, Ben, CBC, FCC, NSW, arc, nest, niece, pen, per, pet, tech, IOC, Mac, NGO, NHS, NRL, Neil, PRC, ROC, Ted, UTC, ace, bee, bet, den, hem, hoc, necks, nets, nun, nut, ref, sect, sic, ADC, APC, ATC, Alec, CCC, CDC, CNBC, CPC, Feb, JC, Jew, Meg, Mel, NAD, NBL, NMR, NPR, NSA, NTSC, Neal, Nero, Noel, Nov, OEM, PAC, PCC, PFC, PLC, PVC, QC, Rex, TLC, TTC, UNC, Zen, anew, beg, gel, gem, neat, neon, ng, nod, nu, sac, spec, wed, ye, yen, AEG, APEC, BMC, CAC, CEA, CFC, CIC, CNC, CNET, CRC, CSC, CTC, DAC, DCC, DMC, DRC, DSC, Deco, EB, ECG, ECU, EEA, ESC, FTC, GCC, GRC, IFC, IPC, ITC, Kew, LBC, LCC, Len, Lev, Lew, MBC, MDC, MHC, MSc, MeV, NACA, NCA, NCO, NCR, NPA, NPS, NRA, NSF, NUS, OPEC, OTC, PNC, PTC, RAC, RBC, RPC, RSC, SBC, SCC, SLC, SNES, SOC, SRC, SSC, THC, UE, UPC, VOC, WAC, WC, WTC, dew, eel, fen, gen, geo, hen, hex, mic, nan, nil, pea, peg, pep, rep, seq, tee, vet, wee, AEF, AGC, Bea, CEP, CNE, CVC, DTC, FAC, FMC, FRC, GBC, GED, GLC, GPC, HCC, HFC, HMC, IAC, IDC, IEA, IED, IEP, IMC, JVC, KSC, LHC, LRC, LSC, MTC, MVC, MWC, NBS, NFS, NIR, NLS, NPD, NRG, NTP, NY, Nell, Neva, OE, PIC, PMC, PUC, QED, RDC, RMC, SFC, SGC, SNC, TOC, TPC, TRC, TUC, UDC, beck, dee, deg, doc, eh, keV, keg, lac, nap, nay, nerd, ness, newt, nick, noes, peck, pew, reg, rem, ret, sew, BNC, CED, CJC, CNES, CWC, DDC, EEOC, FDC, FNC, GEF, GFC, IEE, JCC, Keck, LFC, NAL, NDB, NFF, SDC, SNEP, SVC, TBC, UNEF, VAC, VEB, exec, fem, fey, gee, heck, nag, nip, nth, secs, tac, veg, yea, CXC, DBC, HIC, NDE, NLR, NaN, PGC, TEF, hep, hew, mew, nab, neap, nett, nit, nix, nub, bes, nock, vex, zed, EiC, kea, nob, yep, ABC, AMC, CE, CEO, ECW, ICC, Leo, NBA, NHL, USC, Vic, oner, neep, A9C, AAC, AAEC, AC, ACC, AE, AEA, AEB, AED, AEE, AEI, AEJ, AEK, AEL, AEM, AEN, AEO, AEP, AEQ, AER, AES, AET, AEU, AEV, AEW, AEX, AEZ, AHC, AIC, AJC, AJEC, AKC, ALC, ANC, ANE, AOC, AQC, ASC, AUC, AVC, AXC, AYC, Ac, BCC, BDC, BEA, BEAC, BEB, BECS, BED, BEE, BEF, BEH, BEI, BEK, BEM, BEO, BEP, BEQ, BER, BES, BET, BEU, BEV, BEW, BEX, BEd, BFC, BGC, BHC, BIC, BJC, BKC, BLC, BNE, BNEI, BOC, BPC, BRC, BSC, BSc, BTC, BUC, BVC, BWC, BXC, BYC, BZC, BeV, Beck, Bee, Bel, Brec, C, C2C, CC, CEB, CEE, CEF, CEG, CEI, CEJ, CEL, CEM, CEN, CEQ, CER, CES, CET, CEU, CEV, CEs, CGC, CHC, CLC, CMC, CNAC, CNED, CNPC, CNSC, COC, CREC, CUC, CZC, Ce, DC, DEA, DEB, DECT, DEG, DEI, DEL, DEM, DEP, DEQ, DES, DET, DEU, DHC, DIC, DLC, DOC, DPC, De, Dei, Del, Deo, Des, E, EAC, EBC, EC1, EC4, ECA, ECB, ECC, ECE, ECL, ECM, ECN, ECP, ECR, ECS, ECT, ECs, EDC, EE, EED, EEE, EEG, EEGC, EEK, EEM, EEP, EER, EFC, EG, EGC, EI, EIC, EK, EM, EMC, EN, ENAC, ENC, ENEF, ENPC, EO, EP, EQ, ER, ERC, ES, ET, EUC, EW, EX, EZ, Ed, Eel, El, Es, Esc, Eu, FC, FEB, FECQ, FED, FEF, FEI, FEM, FEN, FEP, FER, FES, FET, FGC, FHC, FIC, FNAC, FNE, FNEB, FNPC, FSC, Fe, Fen, GAC, GAEC, GDC, GEA, GEH, GEI, GEM, GEQ, GES, GET, GEV, GGC, GHC, GIEC, GNC, GPEC, GREC, GSC, GUC, Ge, GeV, Gem, HAC, HEB, HEF, HEL, HER, HES, HEV, HEVC, HNE, HPC, HRC, HSC, Heck, Hei, Hey, IBC, IC, IECA, IEF, IEG, IEM, IES, IGC, IIC, ILC, INAC, INC, INE, INED, INEI, INES, IRC, IREC, ISC, IWC, IXC, Inc, Ince, Inês, JAC, JE, JED, JEF, JEV, JFC, JIC, JNE, JOC, JRC, JTC, Jen, KE, KEA, KED, KEF, KEM, KEN, KER, KES, KET, KLC, KWC, Kea, Kee, Ken, Kev, LC, LE, LEA, LEB, LED, LEF, LEJ, LEM, LEP, LER, LES, LGC, LLC, LMC, LNE, LOC, LPC, Lac, Le, Lea, Leck, Leh, Les, Ley, MC, ME, MEA, MEB, MED, MEF, MEG, MEL, MEN, MEP, MER, MES, MET, MEd, MFC, MJC, MLC, MMC, MNE, MOC, MPC, MRC, MSC, MUC, Mc, Med, Mee, N, N10, N11, N12, N13, N14, N15, N16, N17, N18, N19, N20, N21, N22, N23, N24, N25, N26, N27, N28, N29, N30, N31, N32, N33, N34, N35, N40, N41, N42, N43, N44, N45, N48, N49, N50, N51, N52, N53, N61, N62, N63, N64, N70, N71, N72, N73, N74, N75, N76, N77, N78, N79, N80, N81, N82, N85, N86, N90, N91, N92, N93, N95, N96, N97, N99, NAB, NACE, NAF, NAG, NAH, NAM, NAMC, NAO, NAP, NAS, NAT, NAU, NB, NBB, NBF, NBG, NBIC, NBN, NBR, NBT, NCB, NCE, NCM, NCP, NCQ, NCS, NCW, NCY, NDEr, NDEs, NDF, NDH, NDK, NDR, NDRC, NDS, NDT, NF, NF3, NFCs, NFT, NG, NGA, NGE, NGN, NGS, NH, NHF, NHK, NHN, NI, NIA, NIB, NID, NIF, NIG, NIH, NIN, NIO, NIU, NJG, NJP, NK, NKM, NL, NLB, NLD, NLFC, NLG, NLH, NLO, NM, NMA, NMF, NMI, NMM, NMT, NNI, NNN, NO, NOA, NOE, NOED, NOI, NOK, NON, NOR, NOS, NOU, NOW, NOX, NP, NP0, NPF, NPG, NPI, NPL, NPO, NPP, NPV, NQY, NRF, NRH, NRM, NRO, NRP, NRT, NRU, NRW, NS, NSB, NSJC, NSM, NSS, NST, NSU, NT, NTD, NTL, NTR, NTV, NTW, NU, NUI, NUT, NVA, NVH, NVM, NVP, NVT, NW, NYH, NYK, NYU, NZ, NZD, NZL, Na, NaCl, Nan, Nat, Nb, Nd, Near, Neen, Nelu, Nena, Neot, Nery, Ness, News, Ni, Nice, Nico, Nip, Nok, Np, Nun, Nye, OBC, OCC, ODC, OEA, OEB, OECD, OED, OEP, OIC, OJC, OMC, ONE, ONEM, ONERC, OSC, PBC, PCEC, PDC, PE, PEA, PEB, PED, PEE, PEF, PEGC, PEI, PEK, PEL, PEM, PEN, PEP, PER, PES, PESC, PET, PEV, PHC, PJC, PNE, PPC, PQC, PSC, Pen, QE2, QEV, QFC, QNE, QPC, QRC, RC, RCC, RE, REA, RED, REG, REI, REL, REM, REP, RER, RES, REV, REX, RFC, RHC, RIC, RLC, RNE, RRC, RTC, RUC, Rea, Red, Ren, Rey, SC, SE, SEA, SEAC, SEB, SEBC, SEF, SEG, SEJ, SEK, SEL, SEM, SEO, SEP, SER, SES, SET, SEU, SEV, SEX, SEY, SEZ, SIC, SMC, SNE, SPC, STC, SYC, Sac, Sc, Se, Sea, Seb, Sen, Sep, Soc, TAC, TC, TCC, TCEC, TDC, TEB, TED, TEE, TEI, TEM, TEP, TEQ, TER, TES, TEV, TFC, TIC, TJC, TMC, TNC, TNE, TQC, TSC, TWC, TZC, Tc, Te, TeX, Teck, Tel, Tew, Tex, Tey, UAC, UBC, UC, UCC, UED, UEM, UER, UES, UET, UFC, UGC, UIC, ULC, UNAC, UNed, UQC, UUC, UWC, VC, VCC, VDC, VE, VEI, VES, VHC, VLC, VMC, VNC, VNE, VPC, VSC, VTC, Ven, W3C, WAEC, WBC, WCC, WDC, WECA, WEG, WEP, WET, WFC, WGC, WIC, WPC, WRC, WSC, WWC, Wea, Wem, Wen, XEU, XIC, XTC, YAC, YBC, YEM, Yee, ZAC, ZC, ZED, ZEE, ZEF, ZEP, Zac, acc, anic, bc, bcc, c, cc, cep, deb, deco, def, der, dev, e, eV, ea, ecu, ed, em, en, encl, eng, er, fer, fez, heh, kc, keck, ken, le, lea, lee, lei, les, lex, ley, lez, mac, mea, mech, meh, mes, n, nah, neds, neks, nerk, nib, nm, ns, orc, pc, pee, pic, plc, re, reck, rev, sex, sneck, tecs, tic, ve, yew, °C, AWC, BAC, BTEC, C&C, CDEC, CESC, CNIC, CQC, CSEC, DECA, DEX, DFC, DNC, DVC, DWC, Dem, ECD, ECF, ECO, EF, EOC, EPC, EQC, EV, EXC, EY, FECI, FERC, FOC, FPC, GC, GMC, GTC, HBC, HC, HEO, HLC, HOC, HTC, IE, Inès, Inés, JSC, Jeb, Jem, KBC, KCC, KFC, KYC, LDC, LEDC, LEQ, LEV, LIC, LTC, LXC, LoC, Luc, Léa, Léo, MCC, MEDC, MNC, NAK, NBCA, NBCU, NBFC, NCD, NCI, NCL, NCT, NDA, NDP, NEFT, NFA, NGEU, NHA, NHD, NICU, NIV, NJ, NLP, NLT, NLU, NPCs, NPHC, NPM, NPN, NRI, NRN, NRS, NSO, NTI, NTS, NTT, NV, NVCA, NVR, NWD, NWEA, NXP, NYS, NYT, NYX, Nemo, OC, PECL, PEO, PEOC, POC, PWC, PoC, PwC, QVC, RET, RNC, SNCC, SoC, T&C, TECS, TEEC, TEU, TYC, ToC, UHC, UMC, UNSC, UVC, WOC, XPC, YC, dep, eco, env, msec, nav, névé, rect, req, src, écu] (336) [lt:en:MORFOLOGIK_RULE_EN_GB]">nec</span>, <span class="highlight-spelling" title="Possible spelling mistake found.. Suggestions: [sulphate, amputate, palpitate, suppurate, ululate, Vulgate, fulgurate, pullulate, valproate] (341) [lt:en:MORFOLOGIK_RULE_EN_GB]">vulputate</span> <span class="highlight-spelling" title="Possible spelling mistake found.. Suggestions: [get, beget, egret, EGE, EGT, GET, ESET] (351) [lt:en:MORFOLOGIK_RULE_EN_GB]">eget</span>, <span class="highlight-spelling" title="Possible spelling mistake found.. Suggestions: [arc, arch, arcs, ACU, ARCO, ARPU, ARU, Arch, Arcy, arco, arc u] (357) [lt:en:MORFOLOGIK_RULE_EN_GB]">arcu</span>. In <span class="highlight-spelling" title="Possible spelling mistake found.. Suggestions: [ENIM, denim, Enid, ENI, ENIL, ENIT, ENM, ENSIM, ENSM, ETIM, SNIM, enum, him, end, unit, ends, enemy, Jim, anime, evil, exit, Eric, epic, exam, rim, swim, trim, Erie, edit, venom, Denis, Emil, Erik, Ernie, Lenin, Unix, dim, elm, emit, envy, grim, knit, slim, Benin, Erin, emir, nil, whim, EAM, EDI, ENIAC, ERM, Elie, Ennis, NIR, Xenia, anima, brim, enigma, genie, skim, uni, BIM, CNI, Evie, PNM, aim, enema, maim, nip, prim, genii, minim, nit, nix, shim, snip, Edam, Xenix, animé, vim, EiC, denims, Kim, Tim, AIM, ANI, ANIA, ANM, ANSM, BNI, BNIX, BNM, Beim, Bim, CETIM, CIM, CNAM, CNIL, CNIS, CNM, CRIM, Crim, DCIM, EAI, EBI, EBIT, ECAM, ECID, ECM, EDM, EEIGM, EEM, EFI, EI, EIA, EIB, EIC, EID, EIE, EIG, EIN, EIP, EIS, EIT, ELI, EM, EMI, EMM, EN, EN3S, ENAC, ENAP, ENC, END, ENEF, ENF, ENG, ENH, ENISE, ENITA, ENIVL, ENL, ENOB, ENP, ENPC, ENS, ENSAM, ENSCM, ENSEM, ENSG, ENSI, ENSIB, ENSIC, ENSIL, ENSMA, ENSMM, ENSMN, ENSO, ENSPM, ENST, EONIA, EPI, EPIC, EPM, EPSM, EQM, ESI, ESIB, ESM, ETAM, ETM, EVM, EXIF, Ednam, Edom, EiB, Eid, Eli, Elm, End, Engin, Enham, Enzie, Enzo, Eris, Eyam, FIM, Fenix, Henig, IIM, INM, JIM, JNI, KNM, Kerim, LIM, LNI, MIM, NAM, NCM, NEM, NI, NIA, NIB, NIC, NID, NIF, NIG, NIH, NIN, NIO, NIU, NKM, NM, NMM, NNI, NRM, NSM, NVM, Ni, Nic, Nip, OIM, ONEM, ONIAM, ONM, PIM, PNI, RIM, RNIL, RNIS, SCIM, SIM, SLIM, SNCM, SNI, SNSM, SSIM, TNM, UIM, UNI, UNIL, UNIMA, UNIS, UNIT, UNM, VNM, WIM, ZIM, anic, bedim, egis, em, en, enc, encl, eng, entr, enums, erm, genic, glim, nib, nm, onia, onium, penis, snib, Anil, CNIC, DKIM, DNI, Deniz, ENA, ENFJ, ENFP, ENT, EOI, EOM, EPCM, Enigma, GNI, GNIS, IM, INI, NIV, NPM, UNAM, emic, env, etic, renin, Èric, Éric] (366) [lt:en:MORFOLOGIK_RULE_EN_GB]">enim</span> <span class="highlight-spelling" title="Possible spelling mistake found.. Suggestions: [just, gusto, Just, junto, Junto] (371) [lt:en:MORFOLOGIK_RULE_EN_GB]">justo</span>, <span class="highlight-spelling" title="Possible spelling mistake found.. Suggestions: [rhonchus] (378) [lt:en:MORFOLOGIK_RULE_EN_GB]">rhoncus</span> <span class="highlight-spelling" title="Possible spelling mistake found.. Suggestions: [UT, at, but, it, out, up, us, UK, St, cut, put, ft, GT, Lt, TT, UTC, UV, hut, nut, BT, DT, UA, gut, KT, UE, um, pt, rut, uh, AUT, jut, rt, tut, fut, AT, At, BUT, CT, CUT, ET, GUT, HT, IT, JT, LT, LUT, MT, Mt, NT, NUT, OT, Out, PT, RT, Rt, ST, T, U, UC, UET, UG, UGT, UI, UIT, UL, ULT, UMT, UN, UNT, UO, UP, URT, US, UT1, UTA, UTF, UTG, UTL, UTP, UTV, UVT, UX, UY, UZ, Up, Ute, Utu, VT, VUT, YT, kt, qt, st, t, tu, u, wt, µT, μT, FT, UAT, UPT, UTI, UTM, UW, ct] (386) [lt:en:MORFOLOGIK_RULE_EN_GB]">ut</span>, <span class="highlight-spelling" title="Possible spelling mistake found.. Suggestions: [impedit] (390) [lt:en:MORFOLOGIK_RULE_EN_GB]">imperdiet</span> <span class="highlight" title="A word may be missing after 'a'. (400) [lt:en:THE_PUNCT]">a,</span> <span class="highlight-spelling" title="Possible spelling mistake found.. Suggestions: [venerates] (403) [lt:en:MORFOLOGIK_RULE_EN_GB]">venenatis</span> vitae, <span class="highlight-spelling" title="Possible spelling mistake found.. Suggestions: [just, gusto, Just, junto, Junto] (420) [lt:en:MORFOLOGIK_RULE_EN_GB]">justo</span>. <span class="highlight-spelling" title="Possible spelling mistake found.. Suggestions: [Null am] (427) [lt:en:MORFOLOGIK_RULE_EN_GB]">Nullam</span> dictum <span class="highlight-spelling" title="Possible spelling mistake found.. Suggestions: [Felix, fells, delis, felts, FEDIS, Fells, feis, Félix] (441) [lt:en:MORFOLOGIK_RULE_EN_GB]">felis</span> <span class="highlight-spelling" title="Possible spelling mistake found.. Suggestions: [EU, Eu, ex, nu, EB, ECU, EUR, Ku, RU, eh, emu, vu, GU, Ru, AEU, AU, Au, BEU, BU, CEU, Cu, DEU, Du, E, EAU, EBU, EC, EE, EG, EI, EK, ELU, EM, EMU, EN, EO, EP, EPU, EQ, ER, ES, ET, EUA, EUC, EUF, EUN, EUS, EW, EX, EZ, Eau, Ed, El, Es, HU, IU, JU, KU, LU, Lu, MU, NU, PU, Pu, SEU, SU, Su, TU, U, VU, WU, Wu, XEU, Xu, au, bu, cu, e, eV, ea, ecu, ed, em, en, er, fu, ju, mu, tu, u, EDU, EF, EV, EY, TEU, écu] (447) [lt:en:MORFOLOGIK_RULE_EN_GB]">eu</span> <span class="highlight-spelling" title="Possible spelling mistake found.. Suggestions: [Pete, cede, Bede, Pele, peke, Pde, Ede, Mede, PED, PEE, Padé, Pelé, Pere, Pode, Rede, pee, Pepe, peed, père] (450) [lt:en:MORFOLOGIK_RULE_EN_GB]">pede</span> <span class="highlight-spelling" title="Possible spelling mistake found.. Suggestions: [Hollis, Mollie, mollies, molls, Dollis, Mellis, moll is] (455) [lt:en:MORFOLOGIK_RULE_EN_GB]">mollis</span> <span class="highlight-spelling" title="Possible spelling mistake found.. Suggestions: [premium] (462) [lt:en:MORFOLOGIK_RULE_EN_GB]">pretium</span>. Integer <span class="highlight-spelling" title="Possible spelling mistake found.. Suggestions: [incident] (479) [lt:en:MORFOLOGIK_RULE_EN_GB]">tincidunt</span>. <span class="highlight-spelling" title="Possible spelling mistake found.. Suggestions: [Cars, Crash, Crab, Eras, Crabs, Bras, Crap, Cray, Crag, Crags, Cram, Crass, CRTs, IRAS, Craps, Crams, Craw, Craws, CAS, CCAS, CERAS, CLAS, CRA, CRAC, CRAL, CRAM, CRAQ, CRCs, CRMs, CROS, CRS, Crays, PRAS, RAS, Crus, Cr as, Aras, CNAs, CTAs] (490) [lt:en:MORFOLOGIK_RULE_EN_GB]">Cras</span> <span class="highlight-spelling" title="Possible spelling mistake found.. Suggestions: [Darius, databus, paribus] (495) [lt:en:MORFOLOGIK_RULE_EN_GB]">dapibus</span>. <span class="highlight-spelling" title="Possible spelling mistake found.. Suggestions: [Viva mus] (504) [lt:en:MORFOLOGIK_RULE_EN_GB]">Vivamus</span> <span class="highlight-spelling" title="Possible spelling mistake found. (512) [lt:en:MORFOLOGIK_RULE_EN_GB]">elementum</span> <span class="highlight-spelling" title="Possible spelling mistake found.. Suggestions: [temper, simper, Kemper, Semer, sempre, SemVer] (522) [lt:en:MORFOLOGIK_RULE_EN_GB]">semper</span> <span class="highlight-spelling" title="Possible spelling mistake found.. Suggestions: [Niki, nisei, ISI, nidi, NIST] (529) [lt:en:MORFOLOGIK_RULE_EN_GB]">nisi</span>. <span class="highlight-spelling" title="Possible spelling mistake found.. Suggestions: [Aegean, Aeneas] (535) [lt:en:MORFOLOGIK_RULE_EN_GB]">Aenean</span> <span class="highlight-spelling" title="Possible spelling mistake found.. Suggestions: [sulphate, amputate, palpitate, suppurate, ululate, Vulgate, fulgurate, pullulate, valproate] (542) [lt:en:MORFOLOGIK_RULE_EN_GB]">vulputate</span> <span class="highlight-spelling" title="Possible spelling mistake found.. Suggestions: [elected, element, legend, defend, eleven, Leiden, leafed, elided, elevens, Elberfeld, Eleven, Elfed, Elmfield, Elsfield, elegised, elegized] (552) [lt:en:MORFOLOGIK_RULE_EN_GB]">eleifend</span> <span class="highlight-spelling" title="Possible spelling mistake found.. Suggestions: [Tellus, tells, tell us, Telus, cells, tell, bells, sells, Ellis, wells, teller, tolls, fells, yells, cellos, tellers, vellum, Delius, belles, trellis, ells, fellas, hells, telly, tills, dells, talus, teals, hellos, vellums, villus, jells, Aeolus, Fells, Gallus, Hells, Kells, Mellis, Mells, Tallis, Teller, Telugus, Wells, callus, entellus, ocellus, pells, reLLBs, telcos, tellies, thallus, tulles, Hellas, Kelles, TEUs, Teslas, Téllez] (561) [lt:en:MORFOLOGIK_RULE_EN_GB]">tellus</span>. <span class="highlight-spelling" title="Possible spelling mistake found.. Suggestions: [Aegean, Aeneas] (569) [lt:en:MORFOLOGIK_RULE_EN_GB]">Aenean</span> <span class="highlight-spelling" title="Possible spelling mistake found.. Suggestions: [Leo, Léo, led, let, leg, Lee, Leon, Len, Leno, Lev, Lew, geo, LFO, LSO, Lego, LPO, CEO, AEO, BEO, Deo, EO, LBO, LE, LEA, LEB, LEC, LED, LEF, LEJ, LEM, LEP, LER, LES, LNO, LO, Le, Lea, Leh, Leoš, Les, Leto, Ley, Leão, Loe, SEO, le, lea, lee, lei, leno, les, lex, ley, lez, lo, loo, HEO, LEQ, LEV, León, Léa, Léon, PEO, to, he, we, who, be, get, her, me, new, two, go, left, no, set, so, too, yes, do, few, law, lead, less, low, men, see, also, lies, red, sea, ten, yet, ago, del, ex, hey, key, lay, look, lot, pro, web, EU, Joe, bed, duo, fed, fee, fled, flew, hero, jet, lap, leaf, legs, lie, logo, loop, met, net, tea, wet, zero, Alex, Ben, HBO, Ltd, Rio, demo, flee, lab, lb, lens, lion, log, pen, per, pet, zoo, IEC, Jo, LCD, Lt, Lyon, NGO, Ted, bee, bet, bio, blew, den, ego, foe, hem, lbs, leak, lean, leap, lemon, lend, lent, lets, lid, lieu, lip, memo, quo, ref, toe, veto, Alec, CIO, DSO, Dec, Feb, IPO, Jew, LEDs, LPs, LSD, LST, Laos, Leone, Levi, Lin, Liz, Mao, Meg, Mel, NEC, Nero, OEM, Reno, Rex, WTO, Zen, ale, alto, beg, elf, elk, elm, flea, flex, gel, gem, lag, lest, levy, lied, loot, neon, peso, plea, sec, sled, slew, wed, ye, yen, yo, AEC, AEG, CEA, CFO, Deco, EB, EEA, EEC, FAO, GPO, IMO, Iwo, Kew, LBC, LCC, LD, LGA, LMA, LPG, Leah, Lear, Lena, Leroy, Loeb, Lyn, MeV, NCO, NEA, Oleg, Tao, Theo, UE, USO, Zoe, aero, bled, clef, dew, eel, fen, gen, hen, hex, lad, lax, lewd, lien, loco, loom, lug, nee, pea, peg, pep, rep, roe, seq, tee, vet, wee, woo, AEF, BMO, Bea, CDO, CEP, CPO, CTO, Clio, ESO, Elmo, FBO, GED, HVO, IBO, IEA, IED, IEP, KGO, LBJ, LCL, LCR, LCS, LCT, LDA, LHC, LMP, LRC, LSA, LSC, LSI, LSM, LSP, Leif, Leona, Liao, MRO, NEP, OE, PSO, PTO, QED, RPO, SFO, SSO, aeon, ales, boo, dee, deg, doe, eh, emo, foo, fro, glee, glen, goo, keV, keg, lac, lib, limo, lob, lux, lye, pew, redo, reg, rem, ret, sew, woe, CBO, CED, EEOC, GEF, GMO, ICO, IEE, KBO, LBA, LFC, LFS, LPM, LPP, LRS, LSB, LTS, Leda, Leia, Leong, MCO, MTO, SRO, VEB, WO, aloe, coo, ell, fem, fey, floe, gee, leat, leek, lees, lido, loon, veg, yea, AFO, EOF, LGS, LIFO, Lett, Lvov, Oreo, TCO, TEF, WNO, Xeon, ado, bro, clew, hep, hew, keno, leet, leis, lg, meow, mew, moo, sloe, Elea, Olen, bes, leer, lento, lino, lox, neg, peon, vex, zed, MHO, alee, eld, kea, lehr, ludo, nek, yep, CE, Edo, LTE, Lou, Ned, UFO, leas, lit, née, pleb, sego, liq, oles, olé, 3DO, AAO, ACO, AE, AEA, AEB, AED, AEE, AEI, AEJ, AEK, AEL, AEM, AEMO, AEN, AEP, AEQ, AER, AES, AET, AEU, AEV, AEW, AEX, AEZ, AGO, AHO, AIO, AJO, AKO, ALE, ALO, AMO, ANO, AO, AOO, APO, ATO, AUO, AVO, AYO, AZO, Abo, Ale, Alen, Algeo, Alto, Aro, BBO, BCO, BDO, BEA, BEB, BED, BEE, BEF, BEH, BEI, BEK, BEM, BEP, BEQ, BER, BES, BET, BEU, BEV, BEW, BEX, BEd, BFO, BGO, BHO, BIO, BJO, BLE, BNO, BO, BPO, BRO, BSO, BTO, BUO, BVO, BXO, BYO, BZO, BeV, Bec, Bee, Bel, Belo, Blo, Bo, CCO, CEAO, CEB, CEC, CEE, CEF, CEG, CEI, CEJ, CEL, CEM, CEN, CEOs, CEQ, CER, CES, CET, CEU, CEV, CEs, CGO, CHO, CLE, CMO, CNO, CO, CRO, CUO, CVO, CWO, CXO, CZO, Ce, Clee, Cley, Co, Coe, DBO, DCO, DDO, DEA, DEB, DEC, DEG, DEI, DEL, DEM, DEP, DEQ, DES, DET, DEU, DFO, DJO, DLEM, DMO, DO, DPO, DXO, DZO, De, Dei, Del, Des, Deyo, Dio, Doe, Doo, E, EAO, EC, EE, EED, EEE, EEG, EEK, EEM, EEP, EER, EFEO, EG, EI, EK, ELO, EM, EN, EOG, EOH, EOL, EP, EPO, EQ, ER, ERO, ES, ESEO, ET, EW, EX, EZ, Ed, Eel, El, Elko, Es, Eu, FCO, FEB, FEC, FED, FEF, FEFO, FEI, FEM, FEN, FEP, FER, FES, FET, FFO, FLE, FMO, FNO, FO, FRO, FTO, Fe, Fen, GAO, GEA, GEH, GEI, GEM, GEQ, GES, GET, GEV, GO, GSO, GTO, Gaeo, Ge, GeV, Gem, Glen, HDO, HEB, HEC, HEF, HEL, HER, HES, HEV, HO, HTO, Hei, Hey, Hoe, Hoo, IAO, IEF, IEG, IEM, IEOM, IES, IFO, ISO, Ibo, Ido, Ile, Io, Ito, Ivo, JE, JED, JEF, JEV, JGO, JO, JPO, Jen, KE, KEA, KED, KEF, KEM, KEN, KER, KES, KET, KLE, KNO, KO, Kaeo, Kao, Kea, Kee, Ken, Kev, Ko, L, L10, L16, L2EP, L59, L99, LA, LAH, LAK, LAN, LAOG, LAR, LAT, LAU, LAW, LAZ, LBB, LBD, LBE, LBF, LBG, LBI, LBL, LBM, LBN, LBP, LBV, LBY, LC, LC9, LCAO, LCF, LCH, LCN, LCP, LCY, LDD, LDE, LDH, LDK, LDL, LDT, LDW, LEED, LERX, LESZ, LETI, LFB, LFH, LFI, LFL, LFM, LFP, LFR, LFT, LG, LGC, LGF, LGG, LGL, LGM, LGT, LGW, LH, LH2, LHA, LHB, LHI, LHR, LHS, LHV, LHW, LI, LIA, LIGO, LIH, LIM, LIR, LIX, LKA, LKM, LLB, LLC, LLD, LLG, LLN, LLR, LMB, LMC, LMD, LME, LMK, LMS, LMU, LMV, LN, LN2, LNA, LNB, LND, LNE, LNH, LNI, LNR, LNT, LOC, LOF, LOI, LOL, LOOF, LOX, LOZ, LP, LPC, LPD, LPE, LPF, LPI, LPJ, LPQ, LPR, LR, LRD, LRF, LRI, LRM, LRP, LRU, LS, LS1, LS2, LS3, LS4, LSE, LSF, LSJ, LSL, LSN, LSQ, LSW, LSX, LT, LTA, LTD, LTF, LTI, LTL, LTN, LTR, LTT, LTU, LU, LUF, LUT, LV2, LVA, LVD, LVG, LVL, LVR, LVS, LXR, LY, LYD, LZB, LZH, La, Lab, Lac, Lalo, Las, Lau, Law, Lazo, Lead, Leal, Leap, Leck, Leek, Lees, Legh, Lehi, Leix, Lemon, Lenox, Leoni, Lepe, Less, Levor, Levy, Leys, Li, LiF, Lib, Lino, Lit, Liu, Lolo, Looe, Los, Low, Loy, Lu, Luol, Luu, Léry, Lévi, ME, MEA, MEB, MEC, MED, MEF, MEG, MEL, MEN, MEP, MER, MES, MET, MEd, MLSO, MO, MSO, MYO, Med, Mee, Melo, Meon, Mo, Moe, NAO, NE, NED, NEE, NEM, NEN, NER, NIO, NLO, NO, NPO, NRO, Ne, Nei, Neot, New, Nez, O, OAO, OBO, OCO, OEA, OEB, OEC, OED, OEP, OLE, OLED, OLO, OMO, OO, OOo, OPO, OTO, Ono, Oro, PAO, PDO, PE, PEA, PEB, PEC, PED, PEE, PEF, PEI, PEK, PEL, PEM, PEN, PEP, PER, PES, PET, PEV, PFO, PGO, PIO, PLE, PLO, PMO, PO, POO, PPO, Pao, Pen, Pero, Pio, Plea, Poe, QE2, QEV, QPO, RE, REA, REC, RED, REG, REI, REL, REM, REP, RER, RES, REV, REX, RGO, RIO, RLE, RNO, RO, RSO, RTO, Rao, Rea, Red, Ren, Rey, SAO, SCO, SDO, SE, SEA, SEB, SEF, SEG, SEJ, SEK, SEL, SEM, SEOO, SEP, SER, SES, SET, SEU, SEV, SEX, SEY, SEZ, SLEP, SLO, SO, STO, Se, Sea, Seb, Sen, Sep, São, TAO, TEB, TEC, TED, TEE, TEI, TEM, TEP, TEQ, TER, TES, TEV, TKO, TLE, TNO, TO, TPO, TSO, TTO, TVO, TYO, Te, TeX, Tel, Tew, Tex, Tey, Two, UEC, UED, UEM, UER, UES, UET, UIO, UNO, UO, UQO, UUO, Uley, VCO, VE, VEI, VES, VLE, VMO, VO, Ven, Vero, Vevo, Vlei, WEC, WEG, WEP, WET, WHO, Wea, Wem, Wen, XEU, YCO, YEC, YEM, YMO, YTO, YVO, Yao, Yee, ZED, ZEE, ZEF, ZEP, ZEWO, ZO, ZRO, Zeno, bleb, cep, co, deb, deco, def, der, dev, dzo, e, eV, ea, ed, em, en, er, fer, fez, geog, geom, geos, gley, heh, ho, hoe, ilea, ilex, ken, keto, l, la, lah, lam, lbw, lenos, lesbo, leys, lief, lier, ll, ln, loos, lop, ls, lv, lvi, lx, lxi, lxv, lxx, mea, meh, mes, né, o, oho, pee, pepo, pho, po, poo, re, repo, rev, rho, sex, sley, tec, ve, yew, BEC, CSO, DEX, Dem, ECO, EF, EOB, EOC, EOD, EOI, EOM, EOS, EV, EY, IE, IGO, Jeb, Jem, Jio, Keon, L&D, L&F, LCA, LCBO, LDC, LDF, LDS, LEDC, LF, LFX, LIC, LLP, LM, LMAO, LMT, LMs, LOA, LOD, LPA, LPL, LPS, LQ, LSU, LTC, LTG, LTV, LV, LVEF, LVM, LX, LXC, Legos, Lewy, Lexa, Lexi, Lexy, Liv, LoC, Lua, Luc, Lugo, Léna, Lévy, Löw, MLE, MMO, NSO, Nemo, OOO, P&O, PEOC, Plex, QBO, RET, SEC, SJO, TEU, Théo, Udo, dep, eco, eon, hào, lol, req, Àlex] (576) [lt:en:MORFOLOGIK_RULE_EN_GB]">leo</span> <span class="highlight-spelling" title="Possible spelling mistake found.. Suggestions: [ligule] (580) [lt:en:MORFOLOGIK_RULE_EN_GB]">ligula</span>, <span class="highlight-spelling" title="Possible spelling mistake found.. Suggestions: [portion, protector, portico, porticos, protestor, portlier, pottier] (588) [lt:en:MORFOLOGIK_RULE_EN_GB]">porttitor</span> <span class="highlight-spelling" title="Possible spelling mistake found.. Suggestions: [EU, Eu, ex, nu, EB, ECU, EUR, Ku, RU, eh, emu, vu, GU, Ru, AEU, AU, Au, BEU, BU, CEU, Cu, DEU, Du, E, EAU, EBU, EC, EE, EG, EI, EK, ELU, EM, EMU, EN, EO, EP, EPU, EQ, ER, ES, ET, EUA, EUC, EUF, EUN, EUS, EW, EX, EZ, Eau, Ed, El, Es, HU, IU, JU, KU, LU, Lu, MU, NU, PU, Pu, SEU, SU, Su, TU, U, VU, WU, Wu, XEU, Xu, au, bu, cu, e, eV, ea, ecu, ed, em, en, er, fu, ju, mu, tu, u, EDU, EF, EV, EY, TEU, écu] (598) [lt:en:MORFOLOGIK_RULE_EN_GB]">eu</span>, <span class="highlight-spelling" title="Possible spelling mistake found.. Suggestions: [consequent] (602) [lt:en:MORFOLOGIK_RULE_EN_GB]">consequat</span> vitae, <span class="highlight-spelling" title="Possible spelling mistake found.. Suggestions: [elected, element, legend, defend, eleven, Leiden, leafed, elided, elevens, Elberfeld, Eleven, Elfed, Elmfield, Elsfield, elegised, elegized] (619) [lt:en:MORFOLOGIK_RULE_EN_GB]">eleifend</span> <span class="highlight-spelling" title="Possible spelling mistake found.. Suggestions: [AC, Ac, a, as, at, an, act, BC, am, PC, AFC, arc, Mac, ace, ACM, ACS, ADC, AF, APC, ATC, JC, PAC, QC, sac, AEC, CAC, DAC, NAC, RAC, WAC, WC, ah, ACU, AGC, FAC, IAC, lac, ACD, ACG, ACH, VAC, tac, ABC, AMC, A, A1, A2, A3, A4, A5, A9C, AA, AAC, AB, ACA, ACB, ACC, ACF, ACI, ACJ, ACK, ACL, ACN, ACO, ACP, ACR, ACT, ACV, ACW, ACX, ACY, ACZ, AD, AE, AG, AHC, AI, AIC, AJ, AJC, AK, AKC, AL, ALC, AM, AN, ANC, AO, AOC, AP, AQC, AR, ASC, AT, AU, AUC, AV, AVC, AX, AXC, AYC, AZ, Ab, Ag, Al, Ar, At, Au, C, CC, DC, EAC, EC, FC, GAC, HAC, IC, JAC, LC, Lac, MC, Mc, NC, RC, SC, Sac, Sc, TAC, TC, Tc, UAC, UC, VC, YAC, ZAC, ZC, Zac, ab, acc, ack, ad, ap, au, bc, c, ca, cc, kc, mac, pc, °C, à, ACE, ACh, AWC, BAC, GC, HC, OC, YC, ai] (628) [lt:en:MORFOLOGIK_RULE_EN_GB]">ac</span>, <span class="highlight-spelling" title="Possible spelling mistake found.. Suggestions: [ENIM, denim, Enid, ENI, ENIL, ENIT, ENM, ENSIM, ENSM, ETIM, SNIM, enum, him, end, unit, ends, enemy, Jim, anime, evil, exit, Eric, epic, exam, rim, swim, trim, Erie, edit, venom, Denis, Emil, Erik, Ernie, Lenin, Unix, dim, elm, emit, envy, grim, knit, slim, Benin, Erin, emir, nil, whim, EAM, EDI, ENIAC, ERM, Elie, Ennis, NIR, Xenia, anima, brim, enigma, genie, skim, uni, BIM, CNI, Evie, PNM, aim, enema, maim, nip, prim, genii, minim, nit, nix, shim, snip, Edam, Xenix, animé, vim, EiC, denims, Kim, Tim, AIM, ANI, ANIA, ANM, ANSM, BNI, BNIX, BNM, Beim, Bim, CETIM, CIM, CNAM, CNIL, CNIS, CNM, CRIM, Crim, DCIM, EAI, EBI, EBIT, ECAM, ECID, ECM, EDM, EEIGM, EEM, EFI, EI, EIA, EIB, EIC, EID, EIE, EIG, EIN, EIP, EIS, EIT, ELI, EM, EMI, EMM, EN, EN3S, ENAC, ENAP, ENC, END, ENEF, ENF, ENG, ENH, ENISE, ENITA, ENIVL, ENL, ENOB, ENP, ENPC, ENS, ENSAM, ENSCM, ENSEM, ENSG, ENSI, ENSIB, ENSIC, ENSIL, ENSMA, ENSMM, ENSMN, ENSO, ENSPM, ENST, EONIA, EPI, EPIC, EPM, EPSM, EQM, ESI, ESIB, ESM, ETAM, ETM, EVM, EXIF, Ednam, Edom, EiB, Eid, Eli, Elm, End, Engin, Enham, Enzie, Enzo, Eris, Eyam, FIM, Fenix, Henig, IIM, INM, JIM, JNI, KNM, Kerim, LIM, LNI, MIM, NAM, NCM, NEM, NI, NIA, NIB, NIC, NID, NIF, NIG, NIH, NIN, NIO, NIU, NKM, NM, NMM, NNI, NRM, NSM, NVM, Ni, Nic, Nip, OIM, ONEM, ONIAM, ONM, PIM, PNI, RIM, RNIL, RNIS, SCIM, SIM, SLIM, SNCM, SNI, SNSM, SSIM, TNM, UIM, UNI, UNIL, UNIMA, UNIS, UNIT, UNM, VNM, WIM, ZIM, anic, bedim, egis, em, en, enc, encl, eng, entr, enums, erm, genic, glim, nib, nm, onia, onium, penis, snib, Anil, CNIC, DKIM, DNI, Deniz, ENA, ENFJ, ENFP, ENT, EOI, EOM, EPCM, Enigma, GNI, GNIS, IM, INI, NIV, NPM, UNAM, emic, env, etic, renin, Èric, Éric] (632) [lt:en:MORFOLOGIK_RULE_EN_GB]">enim</span>. <span class="highlight-spelling" title="Possible spelling mistake found.. Suggestions: [Aliquot] (638) [lt:en:MORFOLOGIK_RULE_EN_GB]">Aliquam</span> <span class="highlight-spelling" title="Possible spelling mistake found.. Suggestions: [lore, Loren, Orem, lores] (646) [lt:en:MORFOLOGIK_RULE_EN_GB]">lorem</span> ante, <span class="highlight-spelling" title="Possible spelling mistake found.. Suggestions: [Darius, databus, paribus] (658) [lt:en:MORFOLOGIK_RULE_EN_GB]">dapibus</span> in, <span class="highlight-spelling" title="Possible spelling mistake found.. Suggestions: [Sierra, Rivera, Vieira, sierra, vivaria, Tierra, Fiverr] (670) [lt:en:MORFOLOGIK_RULE_EN_GB]">viverra</span> <span class="highlight-spelling" title="Possible spelling mistake found.. Suggestions: [quit, Luis, quiz, quid, quits, quip, quips, quin, GUIs, Luís, UIs, huis, qis, quids, quins, DUIs, Quid] (678) [lt:en:MORFOLOGIK_RULE_EN_GB]">quis</span>, <span class="highlight-spelling" title="Possible spelling mistake found.. Suggestions: [fought, fruit, Belgian, feat, feudal, feuding, Peugeot, Freudian, feint, fiat, frugal, Fermat, fugal, legit, nougat, fluvial, Uniat, zeugma, legist, CETIAT, FEOGA, FIAT, Fauvist, Feigin, Fenian, Fergie, Foliat, Fruita, Fujian, fuguist, zeugmas, Fiat, Foggia, Perugia, regift] (684) [lt:en:MORFOLOGIK_RULE_EN_GB]">feugiat</span> <span class="highlight" title="A word may be missing after 'a'. (692) [lt:en:THE_PUNCT]">a,</span> <span class="highlight-spelling" title="Possible spelling mistake found.. Suggestions: [Tellus, tells, tell us, Telus, cells, tell, bells, sells, Ellis, wells, teller, tolls, fells, yells, cellos, tellers, vellum, Delius, belles, trellis, ells, fellas, hells, telly, tills, dells, talus, teals, hellos, vellums, villus, jells, Aeolus, Fells, Gallus, Hells, Kells, Mellis, Mells, Tallis, Teller, Telugus, Wells, callus, entellus, ocellus, pells, reLLBs, telcos, tellies, thallus, tulles, Hellas, Kelles, TEUs, Teslas, Téllez] (695) [lt:en:MORFOLOGIK_RULE_EN_GB]">tellus</span>. <span class="highlight-spelling" title="Possible spelling mistake found.. Suggestions: [Phallus] (703) [lt:en:MORFOLOGIK_RULE_EN_GB]">Phasellus</span> <span class="highlight-spelling" title="Possible spelling mistake found.. Suggestions: [Sierra, Rivera, Vieira, sierra, vivaria, Tierra, Fiverr] (713) [lt:en:MORFOLOGIK_RULE_EN_GB]">viverra</span> <span class="highlight-spelling" title="Possible spelling mistake found.. Suggestions: [null, bulla, nulls, Sulla, null a] (721) [lt:en:MORFOLOGIK_RULE_EN_GB]">nulla</span> <span class="highlight-spelling" title="Possible spelling mistake found.. Suggestions: [UT, at, but, it, out, up, us, UK, St, cut, put, ft, GT, Lt, TT, UTC, UV, hut, nut, BT, DT, UA, gut, KT, UE, um, pt, rut, uh, AUT, jut, rt, tut, fut, AT, At, BUT, CT, CUT, ET, GUT, HT, IT, JT, LT, LUT, MT, Mt, NT, NUT, OT, Out, PT, RT, Rt, ST, T, U, UC, UET, UG, UGT, UI, UIT, UL, ULT, UMT, UN, UNT, UO, UP, URT, US, UT1, UTA, UTF, UTG, UTL, UTP, UTV, UVT, UX, UY, UZ, Up, Ute, Utu, VT, VUT, YT, kt, qt, st, t, tu, u, wt, µT, μT, FT, UAT, UPT, UTI, UTM, UW, ct] (727) [lt:en:MORFOLOGIK_RULE_EN_GB]">ut</span> <span class="highlight-spelling" title="Possible spelling mistake found.. Suggestions: [menus, metes, Cetus, Matúš, Metis, Vetus, fetus, meths, met us, Mets, Métis] (730) [lt:en:MORFOLOGIK_RULE_EN_GB]">metus</span> <span class="highlight-spelling" title="Possible spelling mistake found.. Suggestions: [various, varies, Marius, Darius, Arius, Varmus] (736) [lt:en:MORFOLOGIK_RULE_EN_GB]">varius</span> <span class="highlight-spelling" title="Possible spelling mistake found.. Suggestions: [Laurent, labret, afreet, Laureen] (743) [lt:en:MORFOLOGIK_RULE_EN_GB]">laoreet</span>. <span class="highlight-spelling" title="Possible spelling mistake found.. Suggestions: [Risqué, Bisque, Iquique, Quilpué] (752) [lt:en:MORFOLOGIK_RULE_EN_GB]">Quisque</span> <span class="highlight-spelling" title="Possible spelling mistake found.. Suggestions: [rut rum] (760) [lt:en:MORFOLOGIK_RULE_EN_GB]">rutrum</span>. <span class="highlight-spelling" title="Possible spelling mistake found.. Suggestions: [Aegean, Aeneas] (768) [lt:en:MORFOLOGIK_RULE_EN_GB]">Aenean</span> <span class="highlight-spelling" title="Possible spelling mistake found.. Suggestions: [impedit] (775) [lt:en:MORFOLOGIK_RULE_EN_GB]">imperdiet</span>. <span class="highlight-spelling" title="Possible spelling mistake found.. Suggestions: [ETAM, ETIM] (786) [lt:en:MORFOLOGIK_RULE_EN_GB]">Etiam</span> <span class="highlight-spelling" title="Possible spelling mistake found.. Suggestions: [utricles] (792) [lt:en:MORFOLOGIK_RULE_EN_GB]">ultricies</span> <span class="highlight-spelling" title="Possible spelling mistake found.. Suggestions: [Niki, nisei, ISI, nidi, NIST] (802) [lt:en:MORFOLOGIK_RULE_EN_GB]">nisi</span> <span class="highlight-spelling" title="Possible spelling mistake found.. Suggestions: [del, Mel, gel, veil, eel, vet, veal, VEB, veg, vela, veld, vex, AEL, Bel, CEL, DEL, Del, Eel, El, HEL, MEL, PEL, REL, SEL, Tel, VE, VEI, VES, VFL, VHL, VML, VSL, Val, Ven, ve, vol] (807) [lt:en:MORFOLOGIK_RULE_EN_GB]">vel</span> <span class="highlight-spelling" title="Possible spelling mistake found.. Suggestions: [argue, fugue, augur, ague] (811) [lt:en:MORFOLOGIK_RULE_EN_GB]">augue</span>. </div><div class="clear"></div>
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<div class="linenb"> 13</div><div class="codeline">Diffusion-limited aggregation (DLA) models processes where the diffusion of small particles into a larger aggregate is the limiting factor in a system's growth. It is applicable to a wide range of systems such as, A, B, and C. </div><div class="clear"></div>
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<div class="linenb"> 23</div><div class="codeline">This process gives rise to structures which are fractal in nature (for example see Figure \ref{dla-eg}), <span class="highlight-spelling" title="Possible spelling mistake found.. Suggestions: [i.e., IE, in, is, I, he, it, we, be, me, if, die, ice, lie, tie, IEC, IQ, id, pie, ire, vie, ye, CIE, UE, IEA, IED, IEP, IH, OE, IEE, ITE, fie, CE, IP, AE, AIE, Ce, De, E, EE, EIE, FIE, Fe, GIE, Ge, IA, IAE, IBE, IC, ICE, ID, IDE, IEF, IEG, IEM, IES, IF, IGE, IJ, IL, IME, IN, INE, IPE, IR, IRE, IS, IT, IU, IV, IZ, Ide, Ike, Ile, Io, IoE, Ir, Ive, JE, KE, LE, Le, ME, MIE, NE, Ne, PE, PIE, RE, RIE, SE, Se, Te, VE, e, hie, i, i3, i5, i7, i9, ii, ise, ite, iv, ix, ize, le, né, re, ve, IB, IG, IM] (1171) [lt:en:MORFOLOGIK_RULE_EN_GB]">ie</span> objects which contain detailed structure at arbitrarily small scales. These objects are associated with a fractal dimension, $\mathrm{fd}$ or <span class="highlight-spelling" title="Possible spelling mistake found.. Suggestions: [DF, of, if, do, Dr, IDF, AF, DL, DM, DT, HF, PDF, dB, DG, MF, UDF, DZ, GDF, sf, DCF, MDF, DJ, da, ADF, BDF, BF, CDF, CF, Cf, D, D8, DA, DAF, DBF, DC, DD, DFA, DFB, DFE, DFF, DFG, DFI, DFL, DFM, DFN, DFO, DFP, DFS, DFT, DFW, DGF, DI, DIF, DJF, DK, DLF, DMF, DN, DNF, DO, DOF, DP, DR, DS, DSF, DXF, De, Ds, Du, Dy, EDF, F, FDF, FF, HDF, Hf, IF, NDF, NF, ODF, QF, RDF, RF, Rf, SDF, SF, TDF, TF, VF, WF, bf, cf, d, def, f, ff, pdf, °F, μF, DB, DFC, DFV, DQ, DV, DW, DX, EF, GF, LDF, LF, ZF, dm] (1304) [lt:en:MORFOLOGIK_RULE_EN_GB]">$df$</span>. This number relates how measures of the object, such as mass, scale when the object itself is scaled. For non fractal this will be its traditional dimension: if you double the scale of a square, you quadruple its area, $2 ^ 2$; if you double the scale of a sphere, you octuple its volume, $2 ^ 3$. For a DLA aggregate in a 2D embedding space, its \enquote{traditional} dimension would be 1, it is not by nature 2D, but due to its fractal dimension it has a higher fractal dimension higher than that. Fractals are often associated with a scale invariance, <span class="highlight-spelling" title="Possible spelling mistake found.. Suggestions: [i.e., IE, in, is, I, he, it, we, be, me, if, die, ice, lie, tie, IEC, IQ, id, pie, ire, vie, ye, CIE, UE, IEA, IED, IEP, IH, OE, IEE, ITE, fie, CE, IP, AE, AIE, Ce, De, E, EE, EIE, FIE, Fe, GIE, Ge, IA, IAE, IBE, IC, ICE, ID, IDE, IEF, IEG, IEM, IES, IF, IGE, IJ, IL, IME, IN, INE, IPE, IR, IRE, IS, IT, IU, IV, IZ, Ide, Ike, Ile, Io, IoE, Ir, Ive, JE, KE, LE, Le, ME, MIE, NE, Ne, PE, PIE, RE, RIE, SE, Se, Te, VE, e, hie, i, i3, i5, i7, i9, ii, ise, ite, iv, ix, ize, le, né, re, ve, IB, IG, IM] (1841) [lt:en:MORFOLOGIK_RULE_EN_GB]">ie</span> they have the same observables at various scales. This can be observed for DLA aggregates in Figure \ref{scale-comparison} where we have two aggregates of different sizes, scaled as <span class="highlight" title="Did you mean 'to fill'?. Suggestions: [to fill] (2005) [lt:en:TOO_TO]">too fill</span> the same physical space.</div><div class="clear"></div>
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<div class="linenb"> 41</div><div class="codeline">As mentioned the DLA process models the growth of an aggregate (otherwise known as a cluster) within a medium through which smaller free moving particles can diffuse. These particles move freely until they \enquote{stick} to the aggregate adding to its extent. A high level description of the DLA algorithm is given as follows,</div><div class="clear"></div>
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<div class="linenb">120</div><div class="codeline">where $N_0$ is some proportionality constant. We will expect a plot of $(w, N)$ to exhibit two modes of behaviour,</div><div class="clear"></div>
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<div class="linenb"> 1</div><div class="codeline"><span class="keyword1">\section</span>*{Results}</div><div class="clear"></div>
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<div class="linenb"> 5</div><div class="codeline"><span class="keyword1">\caption</span>{The growth of $N$ vs $r_{\mathrm{max}}$ for $20$ runs of the standard DLA model. Also included is a line of best fit for the data, less the first $50$ which are removed to improve accuracy.</div><div class="clear"></div>
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<div class="linenb"> 9</div><div class="codeline"><span class="keyword1">\label</span>{<span class="highlight-sh" title="Figure rmax-n is never referenced in the text [sh:figref]">r</span>max-n}</div><div class="clear"></div>
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<div class="linenb">12</div><div class="codeline"><span class="keyword1">\subsection</span>*{Preliminary Work: Testing Initial Implementation and Fractal Dimension Calculations}</div><div class="clear"></div>
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<div class="linenb">17</div><div class="codeline"><span class="keyword1">\caption</span>{The converge of the fractal dimension of $20$ runs of the standard DLA model. This uses the mass method. The first $50$ data points are not included as the data contains to much noise to be meaningfully displayed. Also included in the figure is the value from literature, $1.71 \pm 0.01$ from \cite[<span class="highlight-sh" title="Do not refer to tables using hard-coded numbers. Use \ref instead. [sh:hctab]">Table 1</span>, $\langle D(d = 2)\rangle$]{nicolas-carlockUniversalDimensionalityFunction2019}.}</div><div class="clear"></div>
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<div class="linenb">21</div><div class="codeline">To start we do $20$ runs, with seeds $1, 2, \dots, 20$, of the standard DLA model using the minimally altered initially provided code. The fractal dimension is calculated using the mass method and averaged across the $20$ runs. This is shown in Figure \ref{nc-fd-convergence} along with the result from literature, $d = 1.7 \pm 0.6$ \cite[<span class="highlight-sh" title="Do not refer to tables using hard-coded numbers. Use \ref instead. [sh:hctab]">Table 1</span>, $\langle D(d = 2)\rangle$]{nicolas-carlockUniversalDimensionalityFunction2019}.</div><div class="clear"></div>
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<div class="linenb">24</div><div class="codeline">Taking an average of the trailing $5000$ readings we come to a value of $fd = 1.73$. As can be seen on the figure this is divergence from the literature (we suspect due to the gridded nature of the embedding space) the result is reasonable and consistent across runs. We consider this, along with the sourcing of the initially provided code, to be sufficient grounding the start of our trust chain.</div><div class="clear"></div>
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<div class="linenb">26</div><div class="codeline">This also allows us to say with reasonable confidence that we can halt our model around $N_C = 5000$ as a <span class="highlight" title="When 'trade-off' is used as a noun or modifier, it needs to be hyphenated.. Suggestions: [trade-off] (861) [lt:en:VERB_NOUN_CONFUSION]">trade off</span> between computational time and accuracy. This should be verified for particular model variations<span class="highlight" title="Consider inserting a comma before 'however'.. Suggestions: [, however] (967) [lt:en:FINAL_ADVERB_COMMA]"> however</span>.</div><div class="clear"></div>
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<div class="linenb">32</div><div class="codeline"> <span class="keyword1">\caption</span>{Here we see the result of three different DLA simulations with $p_{stick} = 0.1,0.5,1.0$ from left to right. Note the thickening of the arms at low probabilities.}</div><div class="clear"></div>
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<div class="linenb">38</div><div class="codeline"><span class="keyword1">\caption</span>{The fractal dimension for the DLA system on a 2D grid lattice a sticking probability $p_{stick}$. This value was obtained from $100$ runs with different seeds, by computing the value of the fractal dimension using the mass method, taking a mean across the last $100$ measurements on a $2000$ particle cluster.</div><div class="clear"></div>
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<div class="linenb">44</div><div class="codeline">The first alteration we shall make to the DLA model is the introduction of a probabilistic component to the sticking behaviour. We <span class="highlight" title="Would you like to use the Oxford spelling 'parametrize'? The spelling 'parametrise' is also correct.. Suggestions: [parametrize] (1135) [lt:en:OXFORD_SPELLING_Z_NOT_S]">parametrise</span> this behaviour by a sticking probability $p_{stick} \in (0, 1]$, with the particle being given this probability to stick at each site (for example, if the particle was adjacent to two cells in the aggregate, then the probabilistic aspect would apply twice).</div><div class="clear"></div>
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<div class="linenb">46</div><div class="codeline">Comparing first the clusters for different values of $p_{stick}$ we can see in Figure \ref{sp-dla-comparison} a clear thickening of the arms with lower values of $p_{stick}$. This aligns with data for the fractal dimension, as seen in Figure \ref{sp-fd}, with thicker arms bringing the cluster closer to a non-fractal <span class="highlight" title="This word is normally spelled with a hyphen.. Suggestions: [two-dimensional] (1651) [lt:en:EN_COMPOUNDS]">two dimensional</span> <span class="highlight" title="Possible agreement error. The noun 'object' seems to be countable.. Suggestions: [objects] (1667) [lt:en:CD_NN]">object</span>.</div><div class="clear"></div>
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<div class="linenb">52</div><div class="codeline">The next alteration to explore is changing the embedding space to be higher dimensional. Here we use a k-dimensional tree structure to store the aggregate as opposed to an array based grid allowing us to greatly reduce memory consumption ($O(\text{grid\_size}^D) \to O(n)$ where $n$ is the number of particles in the aggregate) whilst retaining a strong access and search time complexity of $O(n \log n)$\cite{bentleyMultidimensionalBinarySearch1975}.</div><div class="clear"></div>
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<div class="linenb">54</div><div class="codeline">To start we model two styles of random walk: direct, where only those cells which are directly adjacent to its <span class="highlight" title="This phrase is duplicated. You should probably use 'current location' only once.. Suggestions: [current location] (2380) [lt:en:PHRASE_REPETITION]">current location current location</span> are accessible; off-axis, where all the full $3 \times 3 \times 3$ cubic (bar the centre position) are available. The $N_c, fd$ correspondence is shown in Figure \ref{3d-nc-fd-convergence} where we can see <span class="highlight-spelling" title="Possible spelling mistake found.. 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TSG, TSH, TSI, TSK, TSL, TSM, TSMA, TSN, TSO, TSR, TSV, TSX, TTD, TTI, TTO, TTP, TTR, TTS, TTT, TTU, TTX, TU, TUB, TUG, TUN, TUP, TUV, TV7, TV8, TVH, TVM, TVO, TVP, TVQ, TVS, TVU, TW, TWC, TWD, TWF, TWS, TWU, TWV, TWs, TX, TXK, TXL, TY, TYO, TZ, TZC, TZN, TZS, Taf, Taj, Tal, Tama, Tawa, Tb, Tc, Te, TeX, Tel, Tew, Tex, Tey, Thain, Thame, Thamm, Thant, Tharp, Theia, Thur, Ti, TiB, Tian, Tila, Tkáč, Tm, Toi, Tom, Top, Tor, Tre, Tsai, Tuai, Tuam, Tuhua, Tur, Tux, Two, Ty, Tyas, Tyga, Tyra, Tzu, UAA, UGA, UHD, UIA, UJA, UMA, UPA, URA, UTA, UUA, UVA, UWA, Ucha, Una, Usha, VA, VDA, VHC, VHD, VHF, VHL, VHP, VHR, VHS, VHU, VLA, VTA, WA, WBA, WGA, WHO, WHS, WHT, WHW, WIA, WSA, WTH, WWA, WYA, Wea, Whau, XGA, XNA, YBA, YHD, YHS, Yah, ZA, ZH, Zhu, ahas, ath, ba, ca, chad, chav, chg, chi, ea, eta, fa, fah, ghat, h, hatha, haw, hm, ho, hp, hr, ida, kPa, ka, la, lah, lea, mA, mah, mea, mka, nah, oga, oho, pHs, pho, php, qua, rho, sh, shag, shat, shh, t, teat, tec, tgz, thali, theca, thud, tic, tif, 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