**| ZIPSTOP.LST |* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
**                                do not remove any of the
**                                introductory information
**                                in this file
**
** If you distribute ZipKWIC, be sure to include this file.
**
** For use with ZipKWIC, part of the GMUtant Text Utilities.
**
** (c) 1990, GMUtant Software
**
** Author: C.W. Grotophorst, Library Systems Office
**         Fenwick Library, George Mason University
**         GMUtant OnLine BBS: (703) 323-3100 (1200/2400 baud)
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*
* You may comment this file as long as you have a * somewhere in the
* line.  First column works best--so you can see it!
*
* Use no more than 300 stopwords.  Try to use no more than necessary,
* since each additional stop word slows processing slightly.
*
* Do not include any word over 15 characters in length. Anything
* longer than 15 characters in this file will be ignored.
*
* You do not have to sort the terms listed here nor worry about
* their order in this file. The match on stopwords is NOT case
* sensitive, so enter them here Any wAy yoU WANT.
*
* You MUST, however, leave a comment line at the bottom of the file.
* This line is needed so ZipSTOP knows when to stop processing
* the list.
*
* New in version 2.1
*
* You may stop words by using just the stem, if you enter the stem
* and end it with a '+' char.
* For example:
*
* COMPUTER+ will stop COMPUTERS and COMPUTERIZED but not COMPUTER.
* FI+ will stop all words that begin with FI
*
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THEN
THESE
THIS
THOSE
TO
TOO
USE
WAS
WE
WILL
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WOULD
YOU
* You may purge numbers listing as MAIN HEADINGS by entering the
* first digit of a number and putting a + sign after it.  For
* example, 1+ will purge 1, 10, 199, 1324234234 and so on.
* If you omit the '+' sign, ZIPSTOP will only purge the
* single digit, not any digit that begins with that number.
*
* Number checking slows down ZIPSTOP but it makes a better final listing.
1+
2+
3+
4+
5+
6+
7+
8+
9+
0+
* You can purge date listings if you follow a consistent format;
* for example, use 3 letter codes for months. JAN will not stop
* JANUARY...only JAN.
JAN
FEB
MAR
APR
JUN
JUL
MAY
AUG
SEP
OCT
NOV
DEC
* Similarly, always enter page information
* the same way (e.g., Pg. or P. or pp.). Then you won't have to
* use three entries to catch them all like we've done here.
PG.
P.
PAGES
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