Singular form of words ending in 'our' and in 'lives' are incorrect
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$> from pattern.en import singularize
$> singularize('flour')
'flmy'
$> singularize('colour')
'colmy'
$> singularize('your')
'ymy'
$> singularize('olives')
'olife'
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Start at the pattern.en.singularize entry point and reproduce the reported cases for “flour,” “colour,” “your,” and “olives.” Trace the singularization rules responsible for the incorrect outputs, then verify that these words produce their expected singular forms without breaking related cases.
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- python
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- backend
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- Bug
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