This step, in some cases, included multiple occurrences of a definition within the same passage, as well as correct identification of multiple offsets for multi-substring LongForm definitions.
An early version of the same passage, as read to a reporter by a member of the task force, went further.
"The right of the people peaceably to assemble" – what are these words doing in the same passage as freedoms of religion, speech, and press?
He said the rail lines would provide relief for highways clogged with cargo-laden trucks making the same passage as the trains, though less efficiently.
The narrator's account of his drugged meanderings combine the gritty with the fanciful, often within the same passage, as in his description of a bar: The Vine had no jukebox, but a real stereo continually played tunes of alcoholic self-pity and sentimental divorce.
Washburn renders the same passage as follows: "The people who served at Genji's mansion had found her childish behavior, which could be quite pronounced at times, awkward and inappropriate, and yet they had no idea that she was in fact a wife in name only, for Genji had not yet had sex with her even though they slept together".
Is that in the same passage as the Easter Bunny?
The novel ends with the same passage as it began: "When we don't speak, said Edgar, we become unbearable, and when we do, we make fools of ourselves".
VanDerWerff singled out Rory's reading from the bible, which was, as Canning phrased it, "ripped from A Charlie Brown Christmas" when Linus reads the same passage, as one that "irks" him most, "because it takes a perfectly beautiful little moment from a nearly perfect TV special" and makes it a "cutaway gag".
