Unicode character causes word to be doubled in the parse tree
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Description
parsetree(u"""ASIGNAN FONDO CONTINGENTE \u2028PARA AYUDAR A PRODUCTORES""", lemmata=True)
Produces a parse tree that includes para twice:
[Sentence('ASIGNAN/NNP/B-NP/O/asignan FONDO/NNP/I-NP/O/fondo CONTINGENTE/NNP/I-NP/O/contingente'), Sentence('PARA/NNP/B-NP/O/'), Sentence('para/O/O/O/ AYUDAR/NNP/B-NP/O/ayudar A/DT/I-NP/O/a PRODUCTORES/NNP/I-NP/O/productores')]
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Start at the parsetree(..., lemmata=True) entry point and reproduce the example containing the Unicode line-separator character U+2028. Trace how that character is tokenized and verify that the resulting parse tree contains PARA only once, with the expected lemma output.
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