But there's a KATAKANA constant in that class, too. Won't that work?

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Joe Sam Shirah wrote:
Might work for your data set, but wouldn't it also come back
positive for sets other than Japanese/Katakana?

Yeah, shoot ... it's not going to work.

I think it's got me most of the way there though.

david

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