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Full internationalization would be much cooler, but that's never going to happen. Given that, this will at least prevent folks from constantly having to look and switch between typing "armor" and "armour", depending on which zone each item originated in, etc. I could flip these either way, but a survey of the current state shows that about 80% of the mixed cases use the American spellings, while 20% use the British. And, most words *only* exist in this data in their American forms. So, it seems the majority prefer these spellings. In case anyone likes trivia: * The most common mixed words in here were "armour" and "colour", each of which occured about half as often as "armor" and "color", respectively. * The most British word in here was "theatre" (including other forms), which occured about twice as often as "theater". This stanardizes all of these (and other forms of these same words): * armour -> armor * colour -> color * favour -> favor * honour -> honor * civilise -> civilize * centre -> center * theatre -> theater * defence -> defense * offence -> offense * realise -> realize
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Crazyman~
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New Southern Midgaard~
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G 1 24204 99 -1 (a canteen)
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E 1 24206 10 0 (a small black flashlight)
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M 0 24204 2 24254 (the usher)
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E 1 24205 99 5 (a red usher's vest)
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G 1 24204 99 -1 (a canteen)
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E 1 24206 10 0 (a small black flashlight)
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M 0 24202 1 24219 (the Bank Manager)
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E 1 24298 1 17 (a sturdy key)
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D 0 24219 0 2 (The Bank of Midgaard)
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R 0 24219 3034 -1 (an automatic teller machine)
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O 0 3034 99 24219 (an automatic teller machine)
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M 0 24207 2 24231 (the waitress)
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G 1 24203 100 -1 (a bottle)
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G 1 24202 99 -1 (a cup)
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G 1 24201 99 -1 (a cup)
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G 1 24200 99 -1 (a cup)
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G 1 24291 100 -1 (a cup)
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G 1 24292 100 -1 (a tasty hamburger)
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G 1 24293 100 -1 (a box of poutine)
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G 1 24294 100 -1 (a foot-long hotdog)
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G 1 24295 100 -1 (a bottle of water)
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G 1 24296 100 -1 (a bag of potato chips)
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G 1 24297 100 -1 (a box of pretzels)
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E 1 24221 10 16 (a long sword)
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M 0 24200 10 24210 (the cityguard)
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E 1 24221 10 16 (a long sword)
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M 0 24200 10 24211 (the cityguard)
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E 1 24221 10 16 (a long sword)
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M 0 24200 10 24225 (the cityguard)
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E 1 24221 10 16 (a long sword)
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E 1 24221 10 16 (a long sword)
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M 0 24200 10 24215 (the cityguard)
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E 1 24221 10 16 (a long sword)
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M 0 3062 20 24202 (the beastly fido)
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G 1 24222 10 -1 (a piece of meat)
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G 1 24222 10 -1 (a piece of meat)
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G 1 24222 10 -1 (a piece of meat)
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G 1 24222 10 -1 (a piece of meat)
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G 1 24222 10 -1 (a piece of meat)
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M 0 24201 1 24298 (the Mayor)
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G 1 24216 1 -1 (the City Key)
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M 0 24203 1 24236 (the theater manager)
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E 1 24299 2 17 (a silver key)
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M 0 24205 1 24223 (the computer salesman)
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G 1 24217 100 -1 (a PDA)
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G 1 24218 100 -1 (a black cellphone)
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G 1 24219 100 -1 (a brand new laptop)
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M 0 24206 1 24224 (the clothing salesman)
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G 1 24209 100 -1 (an expensive suit jacket)
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G 1 24210 100 -1 (a white dress shirt)
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G 1 24211 100 -1 (a pair of black dress pants)
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G 1 24212 100 -1 (a pair of men's leather dress shoes)
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G 1 24213 100 -1 (a fancy black dress)
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G 1 24214 100 -1 (a pair of dress heels)
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G 1 24215 100 -1 (a black bow tie)
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M 0 24213 2 24276 (the waitress)
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G 1 24291 100 -1 (a cup)
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G 1 24292 100 -1 (a tasty hamburger)
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G 1 24293 100 -1 (a box of poutine)
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G 1 24294 100 -1 (a foot-long hotdog)
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G 1 24295 100 -1 (a bottle of water)
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M 0 24208 3 24270 (the stagehand)
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E 1 24207 10 9 (a pair of leather work gloves)
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E 1 24208 10 7 (a pair of denim overalls)
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E 1 24226 10 16 (a mop)
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E 1 24207 10 9 (a pair of leather work gloves)
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E 1 24208 10 7 (a pair of denim overalls)
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M 0 24208 3 24251 (the stagehand)
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E 1 24207 10 9 (a pair of leather work gloves)
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E 1 24208 10 7 (a pair of denim overalls)
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E 1 24226 10 16 (a mop)
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M 0 24209 3 24246 (the actor)
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E 1 24223 10 17 (the first page of a script)
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M 0 24209 3 24261 (the actor)
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E 1 24224 10 17 (the second page of a script)
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E 1 24225 10 17 (the third page of a script)
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M 0 24210 3 24263 (the actress)
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E 1 24225 10 17 (the third page of a script)
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M 0 24211 1 24238 (the snack booth attendant)
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G 1 24295 100 -1 (a bottle of water)
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G 1 24296 100 -1 (a bag of potato chips)
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G 1 24297 100 -1 (a box of pretzels)
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M 0 24212 5 24274 (the curler)
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M 0 24212 5 24276 (the curler)
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M 0 24212 5 24282 (the curler)
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E 1 24227 10 17 (a curling broom)
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M 0 24212 5 24286 (the curler)
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E 1 24227 10 17 (a curling broom)
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M 0 24212 5 24284 (the curler)
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E 1 24227 10 17 (a curling broom)
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O 0 24228 10 24280 (a red curling rock)
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R 1 24280 24228 -1 (a red curling rock)
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O 0 24228 10 24288 (a red curling rock)
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R 1 24288 24228 -1 (a red curling rock)
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O 0 24229 10 24282 (a yellow curling rock)
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R 1 24282 24229 -1 (a yellow curling rock)
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O 0 24229 10 24286 (a yellow curling rock)
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R 1 24286 24229 -1 (a yellow curling rock)
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D 0 24234 2 2 (The Bank of Midgaard - Vault)
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O 0 24220 1 24234 (a huge sack of gold coins)
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D 0 24290 0 2 (Locker Room)
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D 0 24291 2 2 (Passageway)
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D 0 24296 0 2 (Passageway)
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D 0 24240 2 2 (Dressing Room Hallway)
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D 0 24294 1 2 (Passageway)
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D 0 24297 3 2 (A Storeroom)
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