trigram

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trigram	frequency
early english books	34
english books online	27
text creation partnership	19
based on the	18
keying and markup	13
either as utf	12
characters represented either	12
represented either as	12
of the set	12
marked as illegible	12
the lords of	11
sir john hall	11
to which it	11
according to the	10
which it was	10
the election of	9
for sir john	8
sampled and proofread	8
by the set	8
early works to	8
on the council	8
one of the	8
dean of gild	8
text and markup	7
providing financial support	7
kb of xml	7
and coded from	7
by the institutions	7
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keyboarded and encoded	7
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assigned for keying	7
the text can	7
the terms of	7
this keyboarded and	7
encoded text transcribed	7
and markup reviewed	7
of the work	7
for commercial purposes	7
books online text	7
available for reuse	7
described above is	7
images scanned from	7
phase i text	7
to sir john	7
institutions providing financial	7
the early english	7
from proquest page	7
coded from proquest	7
financial support to	7
keyed and coded	7
reviewed and edited	7
to the terms	7
online text creation	7
even for commercial	7
owned by the	7
and xml conversion	7
for the defenders	7
support to the	7
the work described	7
markup reviewed and	7
edition of the	7
of creative commons	7
by vertue of	7
scanned from microfilm	7
the institutions providing	7
proquest page images	7
text can be	7
is available for	7
a letter from	7
to the early	7
i text is	7
global keyed and	7
tcp assigned for	7
for keying and	7
iv tiff page	7
text is available	7
and encoded edition	7
can be copied	7
spi global keyed	7
text transcribed from	7
encoded edition of	7
vote in the	7
terms of creative	7
distributed and performed	7
pfs batch review	7
the council of	7
it was answered	7
work described above	7
this phase i	7
known extent have	6
of a work	6
for transcription and	6
quantities of textual	6
available at the	6
as opposed to	6
due credit and	6
whichever is the	6
companies for transcription	6
english were prioritized	6
such instances will	6
were returned to	6
lords of the	6
the texts were	6
remain and some	6
encode one copy	6
were encoded as	6
although there are	6
and therefore of	6
bear in mind	6
time and funding	6
standards were returned	6
text strings within	6
released into the	6
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intended to range	6
corrected where possible	6
and therefore chose	6
into two phases	6
over a wide	6
filling in of	6
in english were	6
illegible were corrected	6
selection was intended	6
teams in oxford	6
simplify the filling	6
was chosen if	6
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gap elements of	6
into placeholder characters	6
where possible up	6
which did not	6
by university of	6
at the text	6
be made about	6
the true nature	6
between and available	6
of known extent	6
sdata character entities	6
tei in libraries	6
overall quality of	6
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compelling reason to	6
nature of the	6
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structural encoding based	6
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works are eligible	6
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with changes to	6
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creation partnership web	6
to simplify the	6
works in english	6
characters or elements	6
by converting tcp	6
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aim of eebo	6
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their original source	6
election of proxies	6
editions of a	6
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quality of tcp	6
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request that due	6
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chosen if there	6
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page images in	6
elements to simplify	6
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old dean of	5
their former answers	5
insisted on this	5
the last election	5
the loss of	5
majesties privy council	5
this burgh being	4
city of edinburgh	4
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john pas sampled	4
to this it	4
allowed to vote	4
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original in the	4
an old counsellor	4
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council of thirty	4
our privy council	4
of the city	4
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mistresses of families	4
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burgh being conveened	4
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of andrew anderson	4
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of thirty eight	4
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pas text and	4
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paton and others	3
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hall lord provost	3
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be given in	2
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bonds and combinations	2
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