mentions of hats, especially the exact word or its plural, including when embedded in longer terms or phrases.

publication years and four-digit dates, especially within academic citations and reference metadata.

occurrences of the character sequence “hy” (especially as a capitalized prefix or standalone token) within words and names.

formal legal case captions and appellate court headers indicating jurisdiction, parties, and orders in U.S. court documents.

capitalized proper names, especially surnames and eponymous terms, appearing in technical or news text.

references to immediate family relationships, especially mentions of parents and their children.

phrases that describe something as occurring in or derived from nature, typically using an adjective before a noun in scientific or technical contexts.

verbs indicating concrete actions taken by someone (often the author) to do, create, or try something, especially in technical/problem‑solving contexts.

mentions of the English language or “en” locale in language/locale metadata and related labels.

references to the lungs and pulmonary system in medical or anatomical contexts.

forms of the verb “to be” (including contracted forms) used as auxiliaries or copulas.

references to constructing or developing something, especially in “to build” verb phrases across technical or organizational contexts.

mentions of software UI tab navigation, often activating on the three-letter sequence appearing alone or embedded within longer terms.

questions or statements about whether something has ever occurred (lifetime experience, including negations like “not at any time”).

superlative-degree constructions, particularly phrases indicating something is among the top or best within a category.

uses of the adjective denoting completeness/entirety, including capitalized occurrences as part of proper names or titles.

references to outcomes or findings—mentions of the result of an action, experiment, query, or study.

mentions of “profile” and closely related profile-page or profile-metadata terms, especially in account, biographical, or listing contexts.

references to complex rhythmic structures in music theory.

technical content about printers/MFPs—especially model identifiers, toner/cartridge details, and specification-style features like speeds, resolutions, and connectivity