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	<title>Comments on: Finding Similar Text and Words</title>
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		<title>By: Andrew</title>
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		<description>hehe, I knew about this. A while back I wanted to do a spell check thing and soundex algorithms are one of the ways you can figure out what the person wanted to say when they misspelt a word. I deliberately decided not to tell you just hoping for this very day. Oh revenge is such a sweet and tasty dish when served cold.

I did not know that dbms&#039;s have it integrated natively though. Will definitely use a hybrid of this in order to improve my search returns.</description>
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<p>I did not know that dbms&#8217;s have it integrated natively though. Will definitely use a hybrid of this in order to improve my search returns.</p>
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