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Apr 8, 2015

how can i remove redundant sentences from text in richtextbox i.e. exactly same sentences in all text or Sentences that contains two or less than two different words as shown in example one and two.

For exapmle

sentence one: i am john and i am a student.
sentence two: i am stewert and yes i am a student.

Example two

Sentence one: i am john and i am a student.
Sentence two: i am john and i am a student.

"by removing means sentence two should b remove."

example one has only two differences that is consider as redundant too while example 2 is exact copy. so both should b removed. t

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