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Rafael Munoz pointed me towards a Programming Contest By EggHeadCafe in his latest MVP Update Newsletter.  Reading through their criteria ...

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2. All occurrences of an in a sentence must be replaced by un.
3. Replace all occurrences of au in a sentence with oo
4. Inside any word (ie., after the first character):
replace all a's not followed by whitespace with the letter e. Thus, the word a by itself would not be translated to e
replace all o's in a word by u. Example: Doh becomes Duh.
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It sounds like a simple console application using a few Regular Expressions would do it ... (and obviously an adhoc test method to drive the results TDD style) ... am I missing something?