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Interesting question. It really depends on what starts or ends a paragraph. For example, If one were using MLA style(because I'm in college and am forced to think in MLA style), then split using "\n\t" into an array, then split each paragraph using whatever "period space" is (I forgot) into a two-dimensional array. Then you could look at each sentence arbitrarily.

Hope that helped!

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