>But now let's suppose the letters don't occur with
>equal probability. After all, our example is English
>and the letters in English phrases don't occur with
>equal probability.
There is also the fact that certain letters are more likely to appear after
other letters which further stilts the probability. For instance the
appearance of u after a q is nearly .99999 certain.
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