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1	US-English hyphenation patterns -- provenance and licence
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3
4	The patterns in hyph-en-us.txt are Frank Liang's original US-English hyphenation
5	patterns, first published in his 1983 Stanford thesis "Word Hy-phen-a-tion by
6	Com-put-er" and distributed with TeX as `hyphen.tex`. They are the same patterns
7	carried, unmodified, by the hyph-utf8 project as `hyph-en-us.tex`.
8
9	Liang's patterns are freely redistributable. The `hyphen.tex` file that first
10	carried them states:
11
12	Unlimited copying and redistribution of this file are permitted as long as
13	this file is not modified. Modifications are permitted, but only if the
14	resulting file is not named hyphen.tex.
15
16	The hyph-utf8 redistribution places the US-English patterns under permissive
17	terms (the "hyph-utf8" licence, an MIT-style permission grant); the underlying
18	Liang patterns themselves are in the public domain.
19
20	Only a subset appears here (see the header of hyph-en-us.txt for why). The
21	patterns were selected and their values confirmed against a local reference copy
22	of the same public-domain pattern data; the full permissive set substitutes for
23	this file with no change to the code that reads it.