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The faith that he had had, had had an affect on his life. with thanks to s/o
by branchless 11y ago
The faith that he had had, had had an affect on his life.
with thanks to s/o
- pilsetnieks 11y agoIt depends upon what the meaning of the word is is
- pbhjpbhj 11y agoIt has to be an exceedingly naive filter if it won't catch "which which" as being highly likely to be an error and "had had" as being relatively common. False positives are of course possible [it's always possible that you're writing about writing errors], we're talking about an aid though - I'd imagine a company like the BBC would use an in-house spell-checker of some form to check that documents match the style guide and that finding unlikely word duplications could easily be included. How often is "the the" or "which which" actually intended, less than 1% of occurrences? Buffalo.
- branchless 11y agoI dropped my kid off at school. Bison.