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	<title>Comments on: Infinite Sunday</title>
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		<title>By: Jake</title>
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		<description>It&#039;s embarrassing how excited I am at the ways you and LibraryThing can contribute to the IJOSASa/oBC. Its tags and algorithms reminded me of another book-categorization system I stumbled upon recently called statistically improbable phrases, which basically compiles phrases that are occur in a given book but hardly any other. I think Amazon uses it.

Here are some of the SIPs for &lt;i&gt;IJ&lt;/i&gt;: say her momma, entertainment cartridges, dawn drills, waste displacement, annular fusion, professional conversationalist, feral hamsters, new bong, ceiling bulged, red leather coat, appropriation artist, red beanie, addicted man, littler kids, little rotter, land barge, veiled girl, technical interview, police lock, oral narcotics, milk dispenser, goddamn lie, sober time, his racquet</description>
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<p>Here are some of the SIPs for <i>IJ</i>: say her momma, entertainment cartridges, dawn drills, waste displacement, annular fusion, professional conversationalist, feral hamsters, new bong, ceiling bulged, red leather coat, appropriation artist, red beanie, addicted man, littler kids, little rotter, land barge, veiled girl, technical interview, police lock, oral narcotics, milk dispenser, goddamn lie, sober time, his racquet</p>
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