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Readme Suggestion

For the third paragraph of the Use case in the Readme, here is a more formal way to write it:
“A much better approach is to try to translate every repeated structural element (sentence) in your text array just once to save money. This gem helps to make it done.”

(Homework Requirements)

Math::DomainError

In production we've seen this happen:

The string: "2 st 25 öre 1949,1950.\r\n3 st 1 kr 1943.\r\n4 st 1 kr 1944" will generate an Math::DomainError. It comes from the punkt-segmenter gem and it's a known issue.

A possible fix/workaround for this is to use the fork harrisj/punkt-segmenter and use a trained tokenizer. A code doodle on how that could look can be found here: here.

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