Feature #284

Strongest examples

On text the dictionary never trained on. The underlined token is where it fires most.

1. story 5.49
   looks boring. He says, "No, Sara, I want this book. You have to
2. story 5.23
   named Tom. Tom wanted Tim's toy car. Tom said
3. story 5.2
   around, playing with the other kids. The dog saw Amy's orange ball and wanted to play
4. story 5.06
   She found another ball and kicked it to Mimi. Mimi saw the new ball and started to play
5. story 4.96
   . Mimi was playing with the ball that Poppy kicked. Poppy wanted her ball back, but Mimi
6. story 4.85
   was not just one ball, but two! The dog had found his ball and another one too
7. story 4.84
   that toy too. He said to his owner, "I want that toy, please." The
8. story 4.83
   clapped her hands.⏎Then Lily asked Ben to show her his new toy. Ben opened the
9. chat 4.83
   Mimi was so happy with her new toy that she forgot all
10. story 4.83
    has fun.⏎But Tim is not happy. He wants his new car back. He thinks
11. story 4.8
    to be brave.⏎Amy went to Sarah and asked nicely for her toy back. Sarah looked
12. story 4.74
    would let go. They pulled and pulled, each trying to get the toy for themselves.