If you do enough daily crosswords you see a lot of the same words, especially ones that have atypical placement of vowels. Omaha. Utah. Juno. Mulberry. I recal

If you do enough daily crosswords you see a lot of the same words, especially ones that have atypical placement of vowels. Omaha. Utah. Juno. Mulberry. I recall seeing "Charlie Chaplin's wife" ("Oona") almost once a month. Get yourself painted into a corner? Oona. I'd say it was selection bias.