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Use this tag for code that parses its input, or that is source for a parser generator such as yacc or lex.
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Splitting an address into fields in SQL
The only case I've come across is "East End Ave", but even the US Postal Service suggests incorrectly parsing 'East' as a directional (for consistency) (reference: very long pdf, search for 'directional …
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