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add "born" as equivalent of "DOB" token #197
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We'll keep this one in the backlog until I'm done with adding the models. |
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Moved to #208. |
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Treats the word "born" in the Deceased field as the beginning of a "DOB" field (same as if the substring "DOB" had appeared instead of "born").
The parser was failing to assign the right text to the right fields because it couldn't tell where the DOB began.
I added a test case to test_person.test_process_deceased_field_00.
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Fixes: #192