Jean issues a challenge:
[ok, now count up the number of times i used the word "think" in this entry]
I respond:
%perl -p -e s/think/think\n/g; < jean-thinks.txt > jean-thinks2.txt
%grep -c think jean-thinks2.txt
14
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